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Director of Bible Partnerships

Edmond, OK · On-site

Experience working closely with Bible content, publishers, translations, or Bible-focused ministry efforts, with a demonstrated passion for Bible engagement. Benefits We Offer * Paid parental leave ...

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A Bible Worker is a ministry professional who shares the gospel, gives Bible studies, and helps others develop a relationship with Christ. They often work with churches or evangelistic organizations to disciple individuals and support outreach efforts. Bible Workers also assist in organizing Bible study groups, conducting door-to-door evangelism, and mentoring new believers. Their goal is to encourage spiritual growth and help others understand biblical teachings.

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As a Bible Worker, your daily tasks often include organizing and leading Bible study groups, visiting community members, and providing spiritual support through prayer and counseling. You may also be responsible for coordinating outreach initiatives, following up with new contacts, and assisting with church events. Collaboration with pastors, church staff, and volunteers is common, ensuring a unified approach to reaching community goals. Additionally, Bible Workers often spend time preparing study materials and documenting outreach efforts to track progress and spiritual growth.

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To thrive as a Bible Worker, you need a deep understanding of the Bible, strong interpersonal communication skills, and experience in outreach or religious education, often supported by relevant church training or denominational certification. Familiarity with Bible study materials, presentation tools, and sometimes customer relationship management (CRM) systems for tracking contacts is beneficial. Compassion, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to build trust and motivate others are especially valuable soft skills in this ministry-focused role. These abilities are key for effectively connecting with individuals and communities, fostering spiritual growth, and supporting the mission of the organization.

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A Bible worker is responsible for sharing and teaching biblical principles, often through personal outreach, Bible studies, and community events. They may work for religious organizations, requiring strong communication skills and knowledge of scripture to support spiritual growth and faith development.
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Infographic showing various Bible Worker job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 80% Full Time, 15% Part Time, 1% Temporary, 2% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 72% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 27% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $38,955 per year, or $18.7 per hour.

Bible Teacher

Signal Mountain, TN • On-site

Hamilton County Schools
Education • 1 - 5K employees
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Temporary

Posted 8 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Teach students about the Bible as a work of literature and its influence on culture, history, and society.

  • Build and implement assessments aligned with Tennessee state standards and instructional best practices.

  • Develop and maintain a safe, positive, and productive classroom environment that promotes relationships and a growth mindset.

Hamilton County Department Of Education rating

8.2

Company rating: 8.2 out of 10

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29th of 228 rated education and training

Job description

Overview
Hamilton County Schools, located in Chattanooga, TN, is working to ensure that all students thrive and experience a future without limits. We are committed to excellence for every student and are seeking outstanding leaders, teachers, support staff, and district employees who desire to make a difference in the lives of students. With nearly 75 schools, we are confident that you can find your place in Hamilton County.
Learn more about working for Hamilton County Schools at careers.hcde.org and get to know us and our strategic plan, Opportunity 2030.
About the HCS Bible Program:
The Bible elective program in Hamilton County Schools helps middle and high school students gain a broad appreciation of the Bible as a significant work of literature and an influential text in the formation of western civilization. The academic study of the Bible provides students with a broader awareness of ancient cultures and allows them to better understand biblical allusions in various works of literature, art, and music. Additionally, utilizing the Bible as the textbook, students engage with the many historical events recorded in the Bible, as well as the diverse social customs of the ancient world.
Through studying the Bible, students gain an increased understanding of the Bible's influence on culture, customs, and world history, while also learning to critically engage with this rich literary work without bias for or against any religious group or denomination. It is envisioned that students will develop an increased appreciation of the Bible with a more in-depth understanding of the text's historical, sociological, and literary merit relative to both ancient culture and their contemporary world.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities:
  1. Teaching & Learning - Deeply understand the Tennessee state standards and establish clear learning targets for every lesson. Build rigorous and aligned assessments and consistently implementinstructional best practices. Follow Hamilton County Schools' instructional framework, including:
    • Ensuring Equity in Actions
    • Setting High Expectations
    • Building a Productive Classroom Culture
    • Responsive Teaching and Learning
  2. Classroom Culture: Build a safe and productive classroom culture. Positive relationships are evident, procedures are clear, and the classroom is safe and secure for learning to unfold. Student and teacher interactions promote a growth mindset.
  3. Family & Community: Consistently develop strong relationships with students' families while diligently informing parents of expectations, positive news, and/or concerns about their children. Provide opportunities for parents to be involved in their children's learning.
  4. Professional Responsibilities: Actively participates in professional learning communities (PLCs) with colleagues in order to improve teaching and student learning. Reflect on instruction and leadership while contributing ideas, expertise, and time to the mission and goals of the school.

Qualifications
We are seeking teaching candidates who are:
  • Committed to high academic achievement and high expectations for all students
  • Able to be a positive team-player and communicate effectively with colleagues, supervisors, students, and families
  • Open to being coached and receiving feedback in order to advance learning and growth for students
  • Professional with high personal standards and integrity
  • Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree.
  • Minimum of 12 college/university credit hours in biblical studies (to exclude coursework biblical languages, doctrine, theology, worldview, and ethics). Examples of appropriate coursework might include Old Testament Survey, New Testament Survey, Life of Jesus, Minor Prophets, etc.
  • Tennessee Teaching Certification: For middle school teaching candidates, a valid state of Tennessee teaching certification with an endorsement in a middle grades academic content area, Bible, English (6-12), or history (6-12) (or willingness to pursue certification as a job-embedded licensure candidate) is required. For high school teaching candidates, a valid state of Tennessee teaching certification with an endorsement in Bible, English, or history (or willingness to pursue certification as a job-embedded licensure candidate) is required. If you hold a teaching license in another state, you must apply for a Tennessee teaching license.

Compensation
Salary is based on a combination of relevant education and experience.
Salary Scale
This position may be eligible for an increase in total compensation. The Differentiated Compensation Plan applies to designated schools and hard-to-staff positions. Please see https://hcde.org/human-resources/talent-acquisition/ for more details.

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