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Needs of Churches

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ALASKA





 





ARIZONA




(posted 2-19-10)
Paseo Verde Christian Church, Peoria, AZ, is seeking a full-time children”s minister to work under the supervision of the elders and preaching minister. Selected candidate will actively participate in the development, organization, and maintenance of programs and ministries to help families with children from birth to fifth grade. Resumes with three references can be sent to 7569 W. Greenway Road, Peoria, AZ 85381 or e-mailed to [email protected]. Learn more about PVCC by visiting www.pvchristianchurch.org.


(posted 12-7-09)
Paseo Verde Christian Church, Peoria, AZ, is seeking a part-time (eight to 10 hours per week) contemporary worship team leader. The church seeks an individual who lives in the Phoenix metropolitan area, has a heart for leading others in worship, and has musical talent, preferably the ability to play keyboard. Interested individuals should e-mail a résumé, along with three references, to [email protected]. For more information, contact preaching minister Mark Wingo at (623) 487-7822. PVCC”s Web site is http://www.pvchristianchurch.org/.


 


ARKANSAS


 


 


CALIFORNIA



(posted 3-5-10)
Inner-city church in the Highland Park area of Los Angeles, California, is seeking a full-time minister to lead a group of people in the building of God”s kingdom. A heart for God and people is required. Education and experience desired. References requested. Contact E. Dreyer at [email protected].


(posted 2-19-10)
First Christian Church, Carson, CA, a product of the merger of Carson Christian Church (founded 1950) and First Filipino American Christian Church (founded 1997), is seeking a full-time pastor. This multicultural congregation of 100-125 has been worshiping together since January 2007. Responsibilities will include working with elders, deacons, and church staff in leading the congregation; leading worship; proclamation; evangelism; education; shepherding; pastoral ministries; and other duties as specified by the church board. Requirements include a bachelor”s degree in theology from an accredited Bible seminary, and membership in a Restoration Movement church of Christ. Congregation is looking for a mature individual who is a U.S. citizen or a legal U.S. resident (preferably residing in Southern California) who loves and relates to people of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. Interested candidates should prepare the following: a resume outlining education, work experiences, volunteer experiences, and desired salary; brief statement of doctrinal beliefs; philosophy of ministry and vision statement; family portrait; an audio or videotaped message of a recent delivery; and three current letters of recommendation related to ministry. Send to First Christian Church of Carson, c/o Pulpit Committee, 356 E. 220th St., Carson, CA 90745, or [email protected]. The church”s Web site is www.firstccc.com.


(posted 2-8-10)
Life Journey Christian Church, Bakersfield, CA, a six-year-old church plant, is seeking a lead pastor to coach, equip, and disciple leaders and individuals, helping them take their next steps toward God. For more information and to download an application, visit http://apply.lifejourneychurch.com. Send resume and application to [email protected].


(posted 1-4-10)
Christ”s Church of the Valley, Bakersfield, CA, is seeking a full-time director of worship to join its leadership team. Candidate must be theologically grounded and have a passion for the modern worship setting. Must possess excellent technical and musical knowledge and be proficient on computer and music software programs. Must also be proficient in charting and arranging music and able to read, write, and interpret musical scores. Proficiency vocally and with playing an instrument are essential. Spiritual gifting in leadership, creative communication, and shepherding preferred. Bachelor”s degree or equivalent combination of education/experience is required, as is a minimum of five years of experience. Primary responsibilities include, but are not limited to, providing spiritual and directional leadership for the worship ministry and fine arts (band, vocal, choir); contributing to leadership of the creative planning process for worship services; overseeing song selection and worship set arranging for weekend and midweek services; overseeing audition process; developing and overseeing mentoring and scheduling for volunteers; providing charting, arrangements, and scans for worship songs; preparing and leading band rehearsals; developing and aligning worship arts ministry goals with CCV”s mission/vision (and working with the leadership team to develop ways to achieve those goals); and recruiting vocal and instrumental talents as well as technical teams to work sound and video. Provide a resume, brief theory of worship, and link to view performances to [email protected].







 




COLORADO




CONNECTICUT


 


DELAWARE


 


FLORIDA



(posted 2-8-09)
Grace Christian Church, Pensacola, FL, is seeking a part-time cominister. Candidate must be committed to nondenominational New Testament Christianity and, preferably, be a graduate of a college supported by the independent Christian churches/churches of Christ. A mature minister, possibly seeking semi-retirement or having independent income to supplement income from the church, would be a good fit for this small congregation. Division of responsibilities will depend on abilities and interests. To inquire, contact the church at 9921 Chemstrand Road, Pensacola, FL 32514, or e-mail [email protected].


(posted 2-8-09)
Englewood Christian Church, Jacksonville, FL, is seeking a Christian education/elementary minister to oversee an extensive Sunday and Wednesday Christian education program as well as lead the elementary ministry. The 50-year-old congregation on the south side of Jacksonville is the oldest New Testament congregation in the c

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