Job Posting: Wallace Presbyterian Church is seeking a Director of Music in Sunday Worship to direct, shape, and oversee Wallace’s ministries of music for Sunday Morning Worship in coordination with the Senior Pastor.
Application Process: Learn more here. To inquire or apply, contact Pastor Ryan Moore at moore@wallacepca.org.
Job Posting: Oakmont Baptist Church of Greenville, North Carolina, prayerfully seeks a person to lead our worship of God through music, drama, liturgy, and pastoral care. We have a blend of traditional and contemporary styles, an orchestra, a drama team, and a history of providing choirs for all ages. The position is full-time.
Application Process: Find the position profile and church profile here. To inquire or apply, contact Pastor Eric Porterfield at eric@oakmontchurch.com.
Job Posting: The Summer Pastoral Intern has the opportunity over 10 weeks to learn pastoral skills, develop liturgical knowledge, and make disciples at Corpus Christi Anglican Church (“CCAC”). Successful candidates for this position will share and promote CCAC’s values, including maintaining healthy spiritual, physical, and emotional habits, trusting one another, engaging in honest conflict around ideas, committing to group decisions, holding oneself and others accountable for group action plans, and focusing on the collective results of the team.
Application Process: Find the complete internship details in this document and apply here.
Job Posting: Christ Community Church is looking for the next Worship Arts Pastor who will lead the congregation in faithful corporate worship that is glorifying to God, musically rich, and biblically sound.
Christ Community Church (CCC) is an elder-led, non-denominational church that draws 850 attendees to our two Sunday morning worship services. Musically, we aim to incorporate the best of hymnody and contemporary songs, and our worship services aim to make full use of Scripture reading, prayer, and congregational participation. Our weekly worship team is joined by our bi-monthly choir, monthly orchestra, regular youth involvement, and occasional children’s choir. The Worship Arts Pastor provides leadership for the music ministry as a whole, including the many volunteer teams required to carry out the weekly corporate worship of the church.
Because this role is largely pastoral, CCC is looking for someone who fulfills the qualifications of leadership listed in 1 Timothy 3. He should proactively care for the spiritual needs of those involved in the worship ministry, and he should encourage the spiritual well-being of the congregation as a whole.
The Worship Arts Pastor position would fit best with someone who not only agrees with our Statement of Faith and our overall ministry values as a church but also aligns with our general philosophy of worship. CCC’s worship values listed above aim to show their heart for congregational participation, theological faithfulness, and musical beauty.
Application Process: Learn more and apply here.
Job Posting: Corpus Christi Anglican Church is offering the opportunity to be a part of a growing team in a young church plant, and to build a program of worship music that will disciple followers of Jesus and have a lasting impact for generations. Corpus Christi Anglican Church (CCAC) combines a unique blend of highly reverential, ceremonial, and liturgical worship with blended musical styles. We sing a combination of ancient and modern hymnody, modern worship songs, and chant. Corporate worship at CCAC conforms to the liturgical forms contained in the Anglican Church in North America’s (ACNA) 2019 Book of Common Prayer (BCP). Our worship is historic, filled with Scripture, and ultimately aimed at exalting our Triune God and transforming people into the image of Christ.
Application Process: The link to learn more and apply is here.
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