MinistryHub is honored to partner with Apartment Life in their search for a Community Coordinator. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
Apartment Life conventional coordinators get to create and provide an excellent Apartment Life (AL) experience to residents and staff in an apartment community! Coordinators are passionate about the vision and mission of AL and combine this passion with skill to plan consistently excellent and irresistible events, provide exceptional personal communication, and offer acts of genuine care and radical hospitality for those in their scope of service-ultimately impacting the community and the lives of apartment residents.
A coordinator's work can be summed up with three words: Care, Connect, and Call.
CARE for people in their community CONNECT them in relationships CALL others to do the same
Important Details: The Onsite conventional coordinator(s) will be serving a standard apartment community for 16-20 hours per week and living onsite for a reduced amount for their service. You may see a place where you can provide a link to a Linked-In profile, resume or cover letter. For this position with Apartment Life, you are welcome to submit those, but it is not required! Near the top of the application where it says "Current Company," if you attend a local church, share the name of your church there. Or, you can share where you work.
Apartment Life coordinators serve an apartment community by Planning and hosting 2-4 events per month for the residents in the apartment community for the purpose of caring for and connecting with residents, connecting residents to one another and to services and great local businesses in the wider community. Providing a caring touch to residents and staff with the help of other residents and a network of community support. Inviting residents to share online about their great experience in the community. We call this enhancing online reputation, Administering their program at key points every month by developing monthly calendars/event flyers/social media posts to market activities to residents, managing an event budget process, preparing monthly summaries, meeting with staff for planning, and meeting with their program director for equipping and development. Engaging a support team of volunteers, vendors, and community partners to maximize budget and impact. Many coordinators visit new residents shortly after move-in to invite them to connect to the community. They may also visit residents who are near the end of their lease term to connect with them as well.
Coordinators who make the most impact on their communities are Relational: understand the power of relationships; enjoy meeting new people, networking in the broader community, and planning social activities. They are authentic, empathetic, caring, and have excellent communication skills. Event Planners: plan and facilitate events to attract and retain residents. They enjoy being the life of the party designing exciting atmospheres and drawing people into conversations and experiences. Available: available to host events and perform weekly visits when the apartment residents are most likely to attend or be at home including evenings and weekends. Financially Responsible: responsible and trustworthy with a community's monthly event budget. Oriented towards "business-with-a-cause": faithfully weave together excellence in business with serving and loving their neighbors well.
Coordinators must Be 18 years of age or older. Be legally eligible to work in the United States (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have basic fluency in English to compose marketing elements for the community and required reports for the property management company (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Possess a current driver's license and liability insurance, and access to a form of reliable transportation to complete coordinator duties such as shopping for events and connecting with vendors. Be physically able to use stairs, bend, sit, stand, stoop, carry up to 25 pounds (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have the availability to commit weekly hours to perform job responsibilities. Be able to make the minimum term commitment to serving in the apartment community.
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Breiel Church in their search for a Youth Pastor. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
We are looking for a passionate, "go-getter" type leader for our youth ministry. Breiel Church, located just 30 minutes north of Cincinnati with a mission to "Inspire people to Love, Live and Lead like Jesus to change the world." This church is full of great people who have a desire to reach their community and beyond for Jesus. The Lead Pastor and our leadership are continuing to build a staff with a sincere passion for ministry and also enjoy it all along the way. So if you are looking for a youth ministry position where you can lead, cast vision, try new things and be part of an awesome team, Breiel may be for you.
The Youth Pastor/Director provides point leadership for the entire Youth Ministry (grades 6 thru 12) at Breiel Church. The Youth Pastor/Director reports to the Lead Pastor and has a working relationship with the Breiel Kids Director, other staff and Board of Elders.
Primary Ministry Role Functions & Responsibilities
• Develop an intentional ministry that includes group building, worship, discipleship, outreach and missions.
• Establish a long-term vision for how the church engages youth.
• Develop and execute a strategic plan for the youth ministry.
• Reach out to unchurched youth in the community, engage them with the gospel, and involve them in the work of the church.
• Recruit, develop, and deploy new volunteers for the church's youth ministry.
• Maximize use of the youth building - make it great, presentable and steward it well.
• Provide leadership over all aspects of the youth ministry, including gatherings, outreach, and small groups.
• Help with any tasks needed to make Breiel and its ministries amazing. While the primary focus is youth ministry, it is important to also be a part of the larger team.
• Recruit, audition, and train new youth ministry team members.
• Facilitate opportunities for students to serve in youth ministry and other areas of ministry.
• Partner with parents, especially communicating with parents who have students involved in the youth ministry.
• Connect with students throughout the week - show up in their lives beyond church gatherings.
• Provide fundraising opportunities for students to assist in costs for events such as camp, retreats, youth conventions, etc.
• Participate in Staff Meetings and retreats.
• Continued education and development.
• Occasional speaking for Sunday services.
• Maintain efforts of healthy spiritual formation, self care and ministry.
• Engage with our partner Hispanic ministry here and their youth as well.
• Other things that may come up, as needed.
What a Win Looks Like
• The Youth Pastor/Director is recognized as the visible leader of the Youth Ministry as a whole.
• Every student and every Youth Ministry Team Member is cared for.
• Students are engaged in meaningful ways with the Gospel, and there is fruit shown through the efforts of the Youth Ministry.
• There is clear, thorough communication with Youth Ministry Team members and everyone understands their roles and expectations to be on the team.
• The Youth Ministry Team is trained and able to function well on their own.
Keys to Winning
• Model Christ-like leadership to students, families, Youth Ministry Volunteers, Breiel Church co-workers, and the church.
• Communicate consistently with the Lead Pastor, Breiel leadership and your team.
• Pray consistently for your team.
• Develop and implement a strategy for identifying and recruiting new Youth Ministry volunteers.
• Accepting of feedback and implementing ways to improve in your personal growth as well as the growth of the Youth Ministry Team.
Qualifications
• Our ideal candidate: has at least 3 years experience in leading a ministry to teens of various grade levels and has a proven history of demonstrating spiritual maturity in their ministry.
• Must have past ministry experience and demonstrate a competent ability to develop an effective and growing ministry. We are not simply looking for someone to maintain where we are - we want someone with vision to help lead the ministry forward.
• Bachelor's Degree in ministry related field or minimum 3-years full-time ministry experience.
• Understanding of current youth culture.
• Work as a collaborative and cooperative member of Breiel Church leadership.
• Currently ordained or will pursue ordination in the Church of God (Anderson).
• Willingness to be flexible to adapt to church ministry needs.
Position is full time, which includes salary, pension and other benefits
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Rooftop Church in their search for a Pastor of Small Groups & Memberships. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
About Rooftop Church
Rooftop Church (rooftop.org) is a medium-sized church in an inner suburb of St. Louis, MO. We are an interdenominational Christian church rooted in Biblical orthodoxy but also valuing humility, honesty, and humor. The Rooftop Pastor of Small Groups and Membership is a full-time paid ministerial position. The Pastor of SG&M will lead, manage, and grow the small group ministry as the primary means of community and discipleship at Rooftop. The Pastor of SG&M will also lead and grow our growing membership roster, helping them grow spiritually and offering pastoral care as needed. The Pastor of SG&M will also help supervise ministry leaders and preach regularly, and will participate in shared responsibilities as part of the Rooftop staff.
Job Responsibilities and Description:
Small Groups Lead a small group. Grow and develop Rooftop's small group ministry into a primary means of discipleship and connections at Rooftop. Start new small groups and oversee sign-up process during January, May, and August. Stay in contact with small group leaders for purposes of equipping and support. Visit small groups annually to provide feedback and answer SG members' questions about the health and direction of Rooftop. Ensure that all small group instruction is consistent with Rooftop's Statement of Faith. Help identify and train future small group leaders. Publicize and champion the importance of small group-based discipleship Membership Help Fourth Floorers discover their mission as followers of Jesus in the world. Be available to members in crisis or conflict, and disciple them through these challenges. Model discipleship by helping a few hand-picked leaders and members to help grow in Christ through mentoring and prayer. With the staff, Elders, and deacons, identify people at Rooftop who should take their next step at Rooftop and join the Fourth Floor membership. Communicate to those people the meaning and importance of membership. Encourage and challenge Fourth Floor members with notes, visits, and messages. Schedule and help conduct meetings with possible Fourth Floorers and the Elders. With the church staff, complete the Fourth-Floor onboarding process. Conduct some type of regular recommitment process for Fourth Floorers to reconsider or recommit to membership. With the church staff, manage and update the Fourth Floor database. Model a Fourth Floor commitment in serving, giving, community, and faith. Preaching Preach approximately once every 4-6 weeks, at the request of the Lead Pastor (LP). Oversee all Sunday morning programming responsibilities on those Sundays. Preach consistently with Rooftop's values, beliefs and programming standards. Cultivate a "feedback team" of some sort to continue growing as a preacher/communicator. Work with the LP in the preparation and evaluation of sermons, and to identify strengths and weaknesses as a communicator. As needed, assist the LP to assess the needs of the congregation in scheduling sermon series. Use preaching as an opportunity to champion our values and purpose as a church. Participate in Sunday morning service as available and as requested outside of normal preaching requirement. Leadership Support assigned ministry leaders at Rooftop by meeting regularly with them, helping them coordinate their ministries with those of other ministries, and troubleshooting as necessary. Those ministries currently include: Men's Ministry GO Team Prayer Team (Possibly) Rooftop 50+ Ministry Provide pastoral support, accountability, and guidance to leaders and their families. Intentionally identify possible new leaders in and throughout Rooftop, providing mentoring and development opportunities, and helping them find their leadership role at Rooftop and in the larger kingdom. Congregational Care Be available to provide pastoral leadership and counsel to Rooftoppers-in-need, following up as appropriate. Perform weddings, funerals, and other pastoral care as schedule allows and as requested by the LP. Work with the LP and staff to provide additional discipleship and growth opportunities for the people of Rooftop. Miscellaneous Work with the Lead Pastor to handle the general unassigned tasks of church leadership: pastoral care, administrative duties, etc. Maintain regular presence in office as requested by the LP. Meet with church elders as requested by the elders for purposes of encouragement, prayer, support, and accountability. Meet with LP and staff weekly for purposes of communication, development and discipleship. Development Pursue personal development opportunities (through prayer, reading and mentoring) to grow in wisdom and ability to service more effectively as a Christian leader and pastor. Seek out professional development opportunities to grow in key gifts: leadership, teaching, etc. Continue reading and studying as a teacher of God's word and leader of his people. Congregational Life Remain involved in the life of the congregation through social functions and attendance at all fourth-floor Rooftop events and as many other events as possible. Remain committed to the purpose and values of the church: teaching, worship, evangelism, community, service and prayer. Integrity Model Christian maturity in personal, family, and professional life. Model commitment to Scriptures, prayer, and other Christian disciplines.
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Apartment Life in their search for a Community Coordinator. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
Apartment Life conventional coordinators get to create and provide an excellent Apartment Life (AL) experience to residents and staff in an apartment community! Coordinators are passionate about the vision and mission of AL and combine this passion with skill to plan consistently excellent and irresistible events, provide exceptional personal communication, and offer acts of genuine care and radical hospitality for those in their scope of service-ultimately impacting the community and the lives of apartment residents.
A coordinator's work can be summed up with three words: Care, Connect, and Call.
CARE for people in their community CONNECT them in relationships CALL others to do the same
Important Details: The Onsite conventional coordinator(s) will be serving a standard apartment community for 16-20 hours per week and living onsite for a reduced amount for their service. You may see a place where you can provide a link to a Linked-In profile, resume or cover letter. For this position with Apartment Life, you are welcome to submit those, but it is not required! Near the top of the application where it says "Current Company," if you attend a local church, share the name of your church there. Or, you can share where you work.
Apartment Life coordinators serve an apartment community by Planning and hosting 2-4 events per month for the residents in the apartment community for the purpose of caring for and connecting with residents, connecting residents to one another and to services and great local businesses in the wider community. Providing a caring touch to residents and staff with the help of other residents and a network of community support. Inviting residents to share online about their great experience in the community. We call this enhancing online reputation, Administering their program at key points every month by developing monthly calendars/event flyers/social media posts to market activities to residents, managing an event budget process, preparing monthly summaries, meeting with staff for planning, and meeting with their program director for equipping and development. Engaging a support team of volunteers, vendors, and community partners to maximize budget and impact. Many coordinators visit new residents shortly after move-in to invite them to connect to the community. They may also visit residents who are near the end of their lease term to connect with them as well.
Coordinators who make the most impact on their communities are Relational: understand the power of relationships; enjoy meeting new people, networking in the broader community, and planning social activities. They are authentic, empathetic, caring, and have excellent communication skills. Event Planners: plan and facilitate events to attract and retain residents. They enjoy being the life of the party designing exciting atmospheres and drawing people into conversations and experiences. Available: available to host events and perform weekly visits when the apartment residents are most likely to attend or be at home including evenings and weekends. Financially Responsible: responsible and trustworthy with a community's monthly event budget. Oriented towards "business-with-a-cause": faithfully weave together excellence in business with serving and loving their neighbors well.
Coordinators must Be 18 years of age or older. Be legally eligible to work in the United States (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have basic fluency in English to compose marketing elements for the community and required reports for the property management company (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Possess a current driver's license and liability insurance, and access to a form of reliable transportation to complete coordinator duties such as shopping for events and connecting with vendors. Be physically able to use stairs, bend, sit, stand, stoop, carry up to 25 pounds (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have the availability to commit weekly hours to perform job responsibilities. Be able to make the minimum term commitment to serving in the apartment community.
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Ventura County Pregnancy Center in their search for an Executive Director. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
About Ventura County Pregnancy Center
Ventura County Pregnancy Center is a Christ-centered, pro-life ministry committed to providing compassionate support and practical resources to women and men facing unplanned pregnancies. Since 1987, the center has served the Ventura County community with free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, peer counseling, options education, and parenting resources. Grounded in the belief that every life is valuable and made in the image of God, the center seeks to empower individuals to make informed decisions through truth, love, and grace. The staff and volunteers are passionate about creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can experience hope and receive holistic care, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Opportunity Summary
The Executive Director has full responsibility for the management of Ventura County Pregnancy Center (VCPC), ensuring the consistency achievement of the mission through the effective stewardship of resources, including financial, material, facility, and personnel; overseeing operations of the medical clinic and implementation of pregrams, services, policies and procedures; and exercising supervisory responsibility of staff.
Accountability and Supervision
This position reports to the Board of Directors. They will supervise the center's overall staff, including the volunteers.
Evaluation
After 90-day probationary period, and annually thereafter at the end of calendar year, or as needed on a quarterly basis.
Qualifications Demonstrates a close personal relationship with Jesus Christ, spiritual maturity, a preyerful, evangelical witness, and is commited to a local Bible-believing Church. Exhibits an understanding and commitment to proclaiming and spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ. Expresses full agreement with VCPC's Statement of and Faith, Code of Ethics, and Policies and Procedures; possesses a sincere desire to reach abortion-vulnerable women. Holds a strong commitment to protecting the sanctity of human life and upholding chastity. Maintains a consistent life-affirming philosophy and would never refer or advise a woman to have an abortion. Demonstrates ability as a servant leader; able to disciple, encourage and motivate staff and volunteers. Shows commitment to maintaining a healthy relationship with the Board through open and honest communications. Able to represent and uphold the vision and mission of the organization in all programs, policies and procedures. Demonstrates ability in conducting fund-raising, donor development, marketing, and public relations programs. Has strong skills in communications: one-on-one and public speaking, writing, and effective use of social media. Shows commitment to building relationships with local churches and church members. Able to carry out responsibilities and make decisions with little or no supervision. Has at least 5 to 10 years of professional and/or volunteer experience in leadership roles, ideally in non- profit organizations, but leaders with leadership experience in business, government, military, and other professional settings are also encouraged to apply. Graduate education may be substituted for years of experience. Ideally has 5 years of professional experience leading organizations, managing staff, and overseeing budgets. Specific Responsibilities
Strategy Develop long-range strategies that achieve the organization's mission and goals. Effectively communicate the vision and mission both within and outside of the ministry. Develop program, organizational, and financial plans and policies for Board approval that reflect the mission and are necessary for the proper functioning of the Center. Oversee the implementation of a vibrant Volunteer Program that promotes active and broad participation of local churches and volunteers in all areas of the organization's work. Oversee the development of support services and programs for clients, ensuring "best practices" are established and maintained. Actively obtain feedback and assess programs and projects to ensure they are effective and mission- focused. Management & Administration Provide managerial support, direction, and supervision of personnel. Ensure prayer is an integral part of the day-to-day operations of the Center. Responsible for recruiting, employing, evaluating and training of staff. Ensure all personnel have up-to-date, written job descriptions and annual evaluations. Establish training programs for staff and volunteers that strengthen a Christian worldview and ensure the integration of a Biblical perspective on the sanctity of human life, sexual integrity, and God's design for relationships in all services provided. Prepare and propose an annual budget for approval by the Board of Directors that reflects strategic mission and goals. Oversee budget and expenditures, including payroll. Oversee the compilation of reports and records, and provide to the Board of Directors, outside CPA firm, affiliates and other organizations as needed. Coordinate an annual planning calendar for the ministry and implementation of special events. Ensure and update as required all policies and procedures per current Board-approved manual. Attend all regular and annual and special Board meetings, serving as non-voting member of the Board, and member of all Board committees. Ensure VCPC facility has proper provision, functionality, maintenance and repair of the building, utilities, equipment, and IT. Oversee retention and destruction of documents in accordance with established policy and procedures. Services & Programs Work with staff to oversee client services training and in-services, ensuring that policies and procedures are taught and followed. Work with the Medical Director and Nurse Manager to oversee the on-going development and execution of medical policies, procedures, and services. Work with staff to develop client programs and services that best meet mission objectives. Maintain 'best practices,' ensuring compliance and seeking legal counsel as needed, including adherence to the Center's Statements of Faith and Code of Ethics. Ensure licensure and training requirements of medical staff are met and maintained. Donor Development and Fund-Raising Oversee donor development and management programs. Communicate with church and individual donors on a regular basis in writing, phone conversations, and in personal meetings to present opportunities for financial partnership with the ministry. Oversee staff to plan and coordinate major fundraising events. Oversee staff to prepare and send mail pieces and newsletters per development plan. Oversee the development and execution of a Church Development Program to broaden church partnerships and the base of church support. Produce long-term and short-term source funding objectives to accomplish ministry goals. Public Relations and Communications Oversee staff to conduct outreach efforts to churches, pastors, community groups, and the professional community with the goal of increasing involvement and establishing partnerships. Represent the ministry in the community, to local and state leaders, and to the media to help educate them about the services provided and increase general awareness of the ministry as a valuable community resource. Work with staff to develop and maintain relationships with other ministries/organizations that best meet client and donor development needs. Oversee the development and use of communications materials, including websites, written materials, and social media for public relations purposes; ensure integrity and consistency of messaging. Oversee the development and use of client-focused marketing materials, including websites, written materials, ad campaigns, and social media focused on targeting abortion-minded and abortion- vulnerable clients as approved by the Medical Director. Compensation and Benefits Salary depends on experience. Compensation range is from $90,000-120,000 Paid vacation/sick leave Mileage allowance Healthcare stipend Bonuses based on performance
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Apartment Life in their search for a Community Coordinator. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
Apartment Life conventional coordinators get to create and provide an excellent Apartment Life (AL) experience to residents and staff in an apartment community! Coordinators are passionate about the vision and mission of AL and combine this passion with skill to plan consistently excellent and irresistible events, provide exceptional personal communication, and offer acts of genuine care and radical hospitality for those in their scope of service-ultimately impacting the community and the lives of apartment residents.
A coordinator's work can be summed up with three words: Care, Connect, and Call.
CARE for people in their community CONNECT them in relationships CALL others to do the same
Important Details: The Onsite conventional coordinator(s) will be serving a standard apartment community for 16-20 hours per week and living onsite for a reduced amount for their service. You may see a place where you can provide a link to a Linked-In profile, resume or cover letter. For this position with Apartment Life, you are welcome to submit those, but it is not required! Near the top of the application where it says "Current Company," if you attend a local church, share the name of your church there. Or, you can share where you work.
Apartment Life coordinators serve an apartment community by Planning and hosting 2-4 events per month for the residents in the apartment community for the purpose of caring for and connecting with residents, connecting residents to one another and to services and great local businesses in the wider community. Providing a caring touch to residents and staff with the help of other residents and a network of community support. Inviting residents to share online about their great experience in the community. We call this enhancing online reputation, Administering their program at key points every month by developing monthly calendars/event flyers/social media posts to market activities to residents, managing an event budget process, preparing monthly summaries, meeting with staff for planning, and meeting with their program director for equipping and development. Engaging a support team of volunteers, vendors, and community partners to maximize budget and impact. Many coordinators visit new residents shortly after move-in to invite them to connect to the community. They may also visit residents who are near the end of their lease term to connect with them as well.
Coordinators who make the most impact on their communities are Relational: understand the power of relationships; enjoy meeting new people, networking in the broader community, and planning social activities. They are authentic, empathetic, caring, and have excellent communication skills. Event Planners: plan and facilitate events to attract and retain residents. They enjoy being the life of the party designing exciting atmospheres and drawing people into conversations and experiences. Available: available to host events and perform weekly visits when the apartment residents are most likely to attend or be at home including evenings and weekends. Financially Responsible: responsible and trustworthy with a community's monthly event budget. Oriented towards "business-with-a-cause": faithfully weave together excellence in business with serving and loving their neighbors well.
Coordinators must Be 18 years of age or older. Be legally eligible to work in the United States (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have basic fluency in English to compose marketing elements for the community and required reports for the property management company (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Possess a current driver's license and liability insurance, and access to a form of reliable transportation to complete coordinator duties such as shopping for events and connecting with vendors. Be physically able to use stairs, bend, sit, stand, stoop, carry up to 25 pounds (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have the availability to commit weekly hours to perform job responsibilities. Be able to make the minimum term commitment to serving in the apartment community.
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Apartment Life in their search for a Community Coordinator. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
Apartment Life conventional coordinators get to create and provide an excellent Apartment Life (AL) experience to residents and staff in an apartment community! Coordinators are passionate about the vision and mission of AL and combine this passion with skill to plan consistently excellent and irresistible events, provide exceptional personal communication, and offer acts of genuine care and radical hospitality for those in their scope of service-ultimately impacting the community and the lives of apartment residents.
A coordinator's work can be summed up with three words: Care, Connect, and Call.
CARE for people in their community CONNECT them in relationships CALL others to do the same
Important Details: The Onsite conventional coordinator(s) will be serving a standard apartment community for 16-20 hours per week and living onsite for a reduced amount for their service. You may see a place where you can provide a link to a Linked-In profile, resume or cover letter. For this position with Apartment Life, you are welcome to submit those, but it is not required! Near the top of the application where it says "Current Company," if you attend a local church, share the name of your church there. Or, you can share where you work.
Apartment Life coordinators serve an apartment community by Planning and hosting 2-4 events per month for the residents in the apartment community for the purpose of caring for and connecting with residents, connecting residents to one another and to services and great local businesses in the wider community. Providing a caring touch to residents and staff with the help of other residents and a network of community support. Inviting residents to share online about their great experience in the community. We call this enhancing online reputation, Administering their program at key points every month by developing monthly calendars/event flyers/social media posts to market activities to residents, managing an event budget process, preparing monthly summaries, meeting with staff for planning, and meeting with their program director for equipping and development. Engaging a support team of volunteers, vendors, and community partners to maximize budget and impact. Many coordinators visit new residents shortly after move-in to invite them to connect to the community. They may also visit residents who are near the end of their lease term to connect with them as well.
Coordinators who make the most impact on their communities are Relational: understand the power of relationships; enjoy meeting new people, networking in the broader community, and planning social activities. They are authentic, empathetic, caring, and have excellent communication skills. Event Planners: plan and facilitate events to attract and retain residents. They enjoy being the life of the party designing exciting atmospheres and drawing people into conversations and experiences. Available: available to host events and perform weekly visits when the apartment residents are most likely to attend or be at home including evenings and weekends. Financially Responsible: responsible and trustworthy with a community's monthly event budget. Oriented towards "business-with-a-cause": faithfully weave together excellence in business with serving and loving their neighbors well.
Coordinators must Be 18 years of age or older. Be legally eligible to work in the United States (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have basic fluency in English to compose marketing elements for the community and required reports for the property management company (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Possess a current driver's license and liability insurance, and access to a form of reliable transportation to complete coordinator duties such as shopping for events and connecting with vendors. Be physically able to use stairs, bend, sit, stand, stoop, carry up to 25 pounds (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have the availability to commit weekly hours to perform job responsibilities. Be able to make the minimum term commitment to serving in the apartment community.
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Apartment Life in their search for a Community Coordinator. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
Apartment Life conventional coordinators get to create and provide an excellent Apartment Life (AL) experience to residents and staff in an apartment community! Coordinators are passionate about the vision and mission of AL and combine this passion with skill to plan consistently excellent and irresistible events, provide exceptional personal communication, and offer acts of genuine care and radical hospitality for those in their scope of service-ultimately impacting the community and the lives of apartment residents.
A coordinator's work can be summed up with three words: Care, Connect, and Call.
CARE for people in their community CONNECT them in relationships CALL others to do the same
Important Details: The Onsite conventional coordinator(s) will be serving a standard apartment community for 16-20 hours per week and living onsite for a reduced amount for their service. You may see a place where you can provide a link to a Linked-In profile, resume or cover letter. For this position with Apartment Life, you are welcome to submit those, but it is not required! Near the top of the application where it says "Current Company," if you attend a local church, share the name of your church there. Or, you can share where you work.
Apartment Life coordinators serve an apartment community by Planning and hosting 2-4 events per month for the residents in the apartment community for the purpose of caring for and connecting with residents, connecting residents to one another and to services and great local businesses in the wider community. Providing a caring touch to residents and staff with the help of other residents and a network of community support. Inviting residents to share online about their great experience in the community. We call this enhancing online reputation, Administering their program at key points every month by developing monthly calendars/event flyers/social media posts to market activities to residents, managing an event budget process, preparing monthly summaries, meeting with staff for planning, and meeting with their program director for equipping and development. Engaging a support team of volunteers, vendors, and community partners to maximize budget and impact. Many coordinators visit new residents shortly after move-in to invite them to connect to the community. They may also visit residents who are near the end of their lease term to connect with them as well.
Coordinators who make the most impact on their communities are Relational: understand the power of relationships; enjoy meeting new people, networking in the broader community, and planning social activities. They are authentic, empathetic, caring, and have excellent communication skills. Event Planners: plan and facilitate events to attract and retain residents. They enjoy being the life of the party designing exciting atmospheres and drawing people into conversations and experiences. Available: available to host events and perform weekly visits when the apartment residents are most likely to attend or be at home including evenings and weekends. Financially Responsible: responsible and trustworthy with a community's monthly event budget. Oriented towards "business-with-a-cause": faithfully weave together excellence in business with serving and loving their neighbors well.
Coordinators must Be 18 years of age or older. Be legally eligible to work in the United States (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have basic fluency in English to compose marketing elements for the community and required reports for the property management company (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Possess a current driver's license and liability insurance, and access to a form of reliable transportation to complete coordinator duties such as shopping for events and connecting with vendors. Be physically able to use stairs, bend, sit, stand, stoop, carry up to 25 pounds (at least one coordinator if serving as a team). Have the availability to commit weekly hours to perform job responsibilities. Be able to make the minimum term commitment to serving in the apartment community.
MinistryHub is honored to partner with Renaissance Church in their search for an Operations Executive. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONSJob Description OVERVIEWThe Operations Executive oversees the day-to-day operations of Renaissance Church in the areas of Finances, Facilities, and Office Administration. This position ensures the effective and efficient use of resources to support the church's mission and ministry goals. The Director of Operations reports to the Director of Staff and collaborates with leadership to ensure policies, procedures, and guidelines are in place for the staff and church to function efficiently. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Finances Provide leadership in all aspects of financial planning, budgeting, and reporting for the church. Lead annual budget process with the Staff and Finance Team. Oversee financial reporting, auditing, and analysis to ensure transparency and accountability. Manage reporting on attender giving, preparation of giving statements, and periodic trend analyses. Ensure compliance with applicable laws and best practices related to church finances. Manage cash flow, investments, and designated funds, ensuring responsible stewardship of resources. Maintain appropriate internal control procedures for counting and safeguarding cash and assets. Oversee staff credit card distribution and expense reporting policies and software Facilities Oversee and direct activities of the Facilities Manager. Ensure compliance with required building and equipment inspections, maintenance of licenses, and government reporting. Manage all capital construction and major repair or replacement projects. Lead in future growth opportunities Ensure office spaces and meeting areas are equipped for ministry needs Maintain policies and procedures required for ministry and external use
Office Administration Develop and maintain the employee policies and guidelines, including procedures for on-boarding and off-boarding employees. Oversee employee benefits processes and records. Ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, local, and municipal labor/ employment laws and regulations. Responsible for church insurance policies and risk mitigation strategies. Oversee the development and implementation of emergency preparedness plans and safety protocols. Collaborate with Technical Director to ensure staff members are equipped with the necessary computing and communication devices for work. QUALIFICATIONS Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field required. Minimum of 5 years experience in financial management and operations, preferably in a non-profit or church setting with a track record of developing and instituting best practices for a growing organization. Financial Oversight and Analysis: Experience in analyzing and interpreting financial data, identifying trends, and providing strategic recommendations to leadership. Operational Management: Experience in overseeing diverse operational functions, including facilities management, IT infrastructure, and administrative processes. Experience with vendor management, contract negotiation, and project management (building renovation experience is a plus). Leadership and Team Management: Exceptional leadership skills and high EQ, with the ability to manage and motivate teams. Strategic Planning and Resource Allocation: Ability to contribute to the church's strategic planning process, particularly in the areas of finance, operations, and facilities. Demonstrated ability to allocate resources effectively across these areas to support the church's mission and goals. Compliance and Risk Management: Understanding of relevant federal, state, and local regulations of non-profit organizations, including employment law, tax regulations, and building codes. Demonstrated ability to implement and maintain effective internal controls and risk management practices. Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Ability to effectively communicate complex financial and operational information to diverse audiences, including church leadership, staff, and the congregation. Ability to build and maintain positive working relationships with staff at all levels.
MinistryHub is honored to partner with First Methodist Church in their search for a Director of Youth Ministry. Please direct all applications through MinistryHub and any inquiries to .
About First Methodist ChurchAs a nondenominational church in the Wesleyan tradition, First Methodist is committed to making fully committed followers of Jesus Christ who are grounded in the word of God, alive in the Holy Spirit, and sent on mission. The church's vision is to see our city and our world transformed by followers of Jesus Christ. The congregation cares deeply about the study of the Bible, worship that is open to the person and power of the Holy Spirit, and missions and outreach, both local and global, to fulfill the Great Commission.
Opportunity SummaryThe Director of Youth Ministry will be responsible for leading and discipling middle school and high school students and their families in their faith journey. This person will create and oversee engaging programs that encourage students to be grounded in the Word, alive in the Holy Spirit, and sent out on mission in their schools, communities, and beyond.
Accountability and SupervisionThis position reports to the Pastor of Discipleship. All church staff members are accountable to the Lead Pastor, the Staff Parish Relations Committee, and the Lay Church Council of First Methodist Church.
Qualifications A personal relationship with Jesus Christ and a strong commitment to the mission of First Methodist Church. A passion for discipling young people in their faith journey. A strong foundation in Scripture with the ability to teach and apply biblical truth in an engaging and effective way. Experience in youth ministry leadership, either vocationally or as a dedicated volunteer. Strong interpersonal and organizational skills. Ability to build relationships with students, parents, and church members. A formal degree in theology, ministry, or a related field (preferred, but not required).
Specific Responsibilities
Discipleship & Spiritual Growth Develop and implement a comprehensive Biblically-grounded discipleship strategy for youth that encourages students to rely on the work of the Holy Spirit. Teach and mentor students in a way that encourages spiritual maturity and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Foster a lifestyle of worship, prayer, and mission that is grounded in the Word of God and made alive by the Holy Spirit.
Programming & Leadership Plan and oversee weekly youth gatherings, including Bible studies, worship opportunities, small groups, and fellowship activities. Organize and lead annual retreats, mission trips, and service projects that align with the church's mission. Recruit, equip, and oversee a team of volunteer leaders and mentors who invest in students' lives. Encourage youth participation in Sunday worship and broader church community life. Develop relationships with students and their families to encourage whole-family discipleship. Create outreach initiatives to reach unchurched youth in the community with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Administrative & Team Collaboration Manage the youth ministry budget, calendar, and communication efforts. Collaborate with church staff and leadership to align youth ministry with the church's overall vision. Maintain a safe and welcoming environment by adhering to child protection policies.
Compensation and Benefits Salary depends upon experience. Compensation range is from $50,000-70,000 Health insurance Paid time off 401k contribution and match
