Messiah Episcopal Church, in St. Paul, MN is looking for a PT Interim Music Director.
Are you a music professional looking to further your craft in a supportive and joyful environment? Do you strive to be part of a Christ-centered, diverse, creative, and enriching church community? If so, Messiah Episcopal Church might be the place for you.
Located in the Highland Park neighborhood of St. Paul, MN, Messiah Episcopal Church is a multi-cultural, multi-generational Episcopal church in the Anglican Communion. We are committed to the worship of God, the lordship of Jesus Christ, and the renewal through the Holy Spirit. Our Sunday worship blends liturgy with a variety of styles and music traditions, and the congregation is highly engaged in supporting our communal worship through music. Messiah’s Music Ministry Mission: Called by God and led by the Spirit to facilitate Christ-centered worship through sacramental music that renews and strengthens God’s people to go forth into the world.
A packet of information is available HERE.
Applications and Inquiries should be sent to info@messiahepiscopal.org
Palm Beach University is looking for a full-time Director of Worship.
You can find additional information: HERE.
Christ Covenant PCA is looking for a Worship and Arts Assistant Director. They are located in Knoxville, TN. A job description can be found HERE.
Please send resume to Ryan Dubes at rdubes@christcov.org
Do you have a passion for leading worship that connects generations to Jesus? Marietta Community Church is a thriving, supportive, 10-year-old congregation seeking a dynamic and relational Director of Worship and Music to help shape our worship life.
At Marietta Community Church, you’ll find a vibrant, gospel-centered community that’s passionate about worship, discipleship, and making Jesus known in our city. We’re a warm, relational congregation that values depth over flash, where worship is not just a Sunday event, but a way of life that shapes everything we do. Our leadership is united, prayerful, and eager to equip you with the resources and freedom to cultivate a Christ-exalting worship culture that blends biblical richness with musical excellence. Here, you won’t just lead songs, you’ll shepherd hearts, develop musicians, and help a growing church engage God in spirit and truth. In short, you’ll have the opportunity to make a lasting kingdom impact while serving alongside a church family that will love, support, and champion you in ministry.
We’re looking for someone who can skillfully lead vocally and instrumentally (piano and/or guitar), blending classic hymns, modern hymns, and contemporary worship in a way that engages our diverse church family. If you’re a worship leader with strong musicianship and a heart for intergenerational worship, we’d love to hear from you! You do not have to be Presbyterian to apply.
The Professor of Music and Worship Studies
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary teaches undergraduate courses in music and worship, mentors students preparing for careers in education and local church ministry and contributes to the ongoing growth and accreditation of the Music and Worship Studies Program at Boyce College. This position includes responsibilities in classroom instruction, conducting, applied studies coordination, ensemble leadership, student advising, and service to the institution. The ideal candidate will bring both musical excellence and a commitment to the gospel to shape students for faithful service in the church and the marketplace.
For more information and to apply, please go to: Employment – Inside SBTS
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