Finance Mgr. - North Creek PC
North Creek Presbyterian Church is looking for a part-time Finance Manager (20 hours per week) to provide accurate and confidential financial recording, filing and documentation for the church. A complete job description can be found at http://northcreekpres.org/#/resources/employment. Qualified individuals are invited to send a cover letter/resume to church@northcreekpres.org by Friday, November 13th.
Choir Dir. - Northminster PC
Northminster Presbyterian Church -- a joyful congregation in Seattle, Washington, with a vibrant, diverse worship/liturgy and music culture, a strong choral tradition, a singing congregation, and a musically receptive pastor -- seeks a dynamic, personable, creative Choir Director with proficient musical, personal, and organizational skills. We desire an individual who will cultivate the musical talent within our congregation, and further diversify our music program to appeal to a broad spectrum of ages, cultural heritages, and styles.
Our choir year runs from September-June, during which the Choir Director’s time commitment averages around 10 hours per week. During July/August, the Choir Director’s responsibilities and associated time commitment are substantially reduced. We are aiming for a start date of January 1, 2016. Salary: $12,000/year. While we will accept applications until the job is filled, first preference will be given to applications received on or before November 6, 2015.
For more information regarding this position, please contact Becky Rufin at nmpc.pnc@gmail.com or 206-651-0102.
To apply for this position, please send a letter of interest and your professional resume electronically to nmpc.pnc@gmail.com, or you may mail it to the following address:
Choir Director Search Committee
Northminster Presbyterian Church
7706 25th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98117
Children & Family Ministries Dir. - Capitol Hill PC
Position Description
Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church
Title: Children and Family Ministries Director
Part-Time (25 hours) with partial benefits, compensation DOE
Job Summary:
To direct all Children’s and Family Ministries (CFM) for Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church (CHP). The Director’s job includes recruiting, hiring, training, managing and pastoring childcare workers (4-10), volunteers (50) and CFM committee members (5-10). Overseeing Sunday Kids’ Church and Kid City programs, regular family events, kids camps, and childcare for other church programs.
Qualifications: A person of Christian faith who lives in full agreement with the CHP Statement of Faith (see FAQ, What Do We Believe on http://www.chpseattle.org/).
- Bachelor’s degree.
- 3-10 years’ combined volunteer or professional ministry experience, with at least 2-3 years in ministry leadership. 2 years Christian education and kids programming experience (e.g., adult education and discipleship, Sunday school, camps, recreation, scouting, etc.).
- Flexible, gracious and good-humored, seasoned in ministry and character and adaptable to unforeseen changes. Able to encourage, lead and pastor others in stressful situations.
- Strong leadership and communication skills to catalyze, recruit, motivate and mobilize the church community to passion for children and family ministry, excellence in programming, joy in ministry and growth in vision and outreach.
- Strong management skills, including visioning, strategic planning, project and program management, event planning, staff and volunteer management, and pastoral care.
- Able to spend most hours working independently while building and sustaining vision and passion for a thriving children’s program and its potential to reach the neighborhood, grow the church and be an integral, energizing component of the church’s mission
Childcare Asst. - Overlake Park PC
The Childcare Assistant will provide safe, secure, nurturing, clean, and efficient care to our children.
Primary Responsibilities:
· Arrive 15 minutes before service or event time to prepare classroom
· Oversee the check-in process to ensure the safety of all children
· Direct lesson and play for nursery through toddler age children with patience and love
· Engage children in age appropriate activities such as reading coloring, and Bible stories
· Clearly communicate with parents to ensure any struggles or challenges for each child is tended with care and love
· Clean and straighten the classroom following the service or event
· Recruit, equip, and support volunteers serving in the nursery.
Email beccas@oppc.org with inquiries or resumes.