CUB Frequently Asked Questions

What is a “lead church”?

A lead church is a local church that is responsible for the various logistical needs on a given Sunday of the month. Currently, the participating lead churches are responsible for setting up for the service, preparing the lunch meal, providing a praise band (if possible), and tearing down and cleaning up after the service. This is a significant monthly responsibility and that is where the many other participating churches come in. There are approximately 10-15 churches that partner with the various “lead churches” on their Sunday to help fill in the gaps for that week. In addition, there are another 20-25 churches that come throughout the year to volunteer their time or get hands on experience with street ministry.

How is Church Under the Bridge Funded?

The CUB is a ministry of Mission: Possible! Austin and its funding is tied directly to the funding of the organization.  CUB has many financial needs for the continuation of weekly services.  Mission: Possible! and CUB depend heavily on the donations of our volunteers and those who share our vision for the city.

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How can I or my church get involved?

They are a number of ways you and or your church could get involved with CUB. For more details, fill out the “volunteers request” form and we will respond to you soon.

Do you have group training for interested churches?

Yes, we have a training program for those who want to do more effective ministry while they are at CUB.  This will be a great way to train people for the work of the ministry. Contact us for more info.