Since 1995 we have helped churches fill ministry positions and church jobs via our email newsletter. If you have a church job opening, email us a brief paragraph description of the church job and the contact information. We will include the church job position in our next email newsletter at no cost to you. Our newsletter focuses on Children’s Ministry jobs and Youth Ministry positions.

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Latest Children’s Ministry Positions submitted to Children’s Ministry Today

First Presbyterian Church (FPC) of Fresno in Fresno, California, is seeking a full-time Children’s Ministry Director to develop and direct their ministry to children from newborn through sixth grade.  FPC is a vibrant church whose purpose is to engage together in Christ’s work of making disciples for the redeeming transformation of our city and the world.  Located in downtown Fresno, FPC has a staff of about fifteen and a weekly Sunday worship attendance of about 500.   FPC is affiliated with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church www.epc.org.   The successful candidate will demonstrate a strong commitment to faith in Jesus Christ, an ability to share this faith with children, and a willingness to use their gifts and talents to engage together with FPC in Christ’s work of making disciples.  The candidate will have a passion to create innovative, Bible based children’s programs that help families integrate their faith and touch the community at large; have the ability to recruit and manage a high-impact team of volunteers that love children; and be able to work collaboratively in various areas of church leadership, including budget development.  This person will be an excellent communicator and have a proven record of working effectively with children and families.  Five years of experience in a similar position is preferred, with a Bachelor’s degree in a related field.  A credentialed teacher with teaching experience preferred.  Reporting to the Senior Pastor, this position is a full time, exempt position that requires some flexibility in scheduling.  Minimum salary: $38K, adjusted commensurate with relevant experience and education.  Please see our website at www.fpcfresno.org.  Email resume to jobs@fpcfresno.org.

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Our growing church of over 700 members is committed to developing followers of Christ who worship God passionately, connect with God’s people, and impact God’s kingdom.

To find out how to apply, click here: www.covenantpalmbay.org/apply
For any questions, please send them to apply@covenantpalmbay.org

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First Church of the Nazarene in Wichita, Kansas is looking to hire a full time children’s ministry leader. We believe that children can be “spiritual champions” – that children’s ministry is more than babysitting. Our church stresses the spiritual disciplines of worship, discipleship, and service. We would love to talk to any potential candidate who feels called by God to children’s ministry, works well with staff and volunteers, and can dream a dream of ministry.

Church Website: www.firstnaz.org
Please email resumes to Candy Adams at candy.adams@firstnaz.org

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ADDITIONAL TRAINING:
CYMT – Graduate Residency in Youth Ministry Program, Children’s Position

If YOU are accepted to the CYMT Graduate Residency in Youth Ministry, YOU will earn a master’s degree (through Memphis Theological Seminary) while gaining experience in a supervised practicum as the youth director in a local church. Each youth ministry resident receives an all-inclusive scholarship that covers tuition, books, housing, and provides a $1,000 per month stipend. Acceptance to the residency program is competitive and is limited to a cohort of 12 students per year.

Our innovative graduate residency combines four vital components:

Cohort – You’ll be part of a group of 12 peers. Together, you’ll learn about youth ministry and theology. Each fall, a new cohort is launched joining 2 existing cohorts and the CYMT staff creating a dynamic caring community of 40+ youth workers. You will develop life-long relationships that encourage and support you in your ministry.

Coaching – Receive regular coaching from a youth ministry veteran to help you apply what you’ve learned and master ministry skills. Your coach will also help your church staff and congregation develop a healthy understanding of the role of youth ministry in the life of the church.

Classroom – The coursework is designed to help you understand more than just what to do in youth ministry. You’ll learn to think theologically about the ministry you lead and have the knowledge to design ministry programs that help students develop a deep, life-changing Christian faith.

Church – Gain in-the-trenches youth ministry experience by serving 25 hours per week in a local church. Working part-time as a youth pastor during your education allows you to put all the pieces together—everything you learn from the peers in your cohort, the professors in the classroom and from your coach.

For details, contact admissions@cymt.org or apply online at www.cymt.org

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If you are a minister looking for a church job, you may also wish to try one of these websites.