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Thank you for your interest in the Community Bible Church 2-Year Ministry Residency ! Here's a ... worker) * Once your application has been reviewed and approved, you will be sent an email with a ...

$83K - $103K/yr

Demonstrate desire and ability to support organizational biblical and religious goals and ... Working knowledge of the budget planning process. Strong quantitative and analytical competency ...

... the Bible Translation picture. The typesetter takes the translated Scriptures and formats them to get them into the hands of people. Passions: * Loving people through service * Working through ...

Full-Time Lead Cook

Chicago, IL · On-site

$18 - $20/hr

Moody Bible Institute is seeking a dedicated and experienced Lead Cook to help provide an ... This role serves as a working leader and provides operational oversight in the absence of kitchen ...

Administrative Assistant

Dallas, TX · On-site

$16.50 - $22.25/hr

Working through details to support the big picture * Advancing the Kingdom of God by supporting ... Ability to multi-task Administrative Assistants support the work of Bible translation by providing ...

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How much do bible worker jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 11, 2026, the average hourly pay for bible worker in the United States is $18.73, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.14 and $21.15 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Bible worker?

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.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a Bible worker?

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.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Bible worker?

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.

How do you become a Bible worker?

To become a Bible worker, individuals typically need to have a strong knowledge of the Bible, effective communication skills, and often complete training or certification provided by religious organizations. Many positions also require a background in evangelism, counseling, or ministry, and may involve volunteering or working with a church or faith-based group to gain experience.

What does a Bible worker do?

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 71% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 27% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $38,955 per year, or $18.7 per hour.

Bible Licensing and Permissions Administrator

Carol Stream, IL • On-site

$48K - $58K/yr

Full-time

Posted 8 days ago


Job description

Description:

For more than 60 years, Tyndale has helped readers discover the life-giving truths of God's Word. Today we're one of the largest independently owned Christian publishers in the world. Though our business has grown, our mission remains the same: to open God's Word to as many as possible in language they can relate to and understand.


Every time a church prints a Scripture card, a ministry quotes a passage in a study guide, or a partner publisher builds a product around the New Living Translation, someone has to say yes — and say it well. In this role, you are that person. You'll manage Bible permissions and licensing across North America, turning everyday requests into partnerships that put Scripture in front of more readers while supporting the revenue that funds Tyndale's ministry and giving.


What You'll Do

  • Turn requests into outcomes. Screen and respond to incoming permissions and licensing inquiries, walk customers through complicated cases, issue clear decisions, and recognize when a routine permission request is really a larger licensing opportunity.
  • Grow the partnerships that expand Scripture's reach. Research potential partners and licensed products, initiate conversations, guide partners through application and approval, and find ways to expand existing relationships — making well-informed recommendations to publishing leadership along the way.
  • Build agreements that hold up. Create license agreements from approved templates, recommend terms within established guidelines, and keep contracts accurate and correctly applied as markets and law change.
  • Protect the value of every agreement. Follow up on compliance, manage renewals and royalty reporting and collection, maintain the archive of licensed products, and keep internal systems and data reporting accurate.
  • Manage incoming licenses. Own communication and administration of incoming licenses and buy-ins across Bibles, Spanish, and children's publishing.
  • Keep partners and teams aligned. Coordinate with internal teams on assets, workflow, and reporting, and keep brand guidelines current and clearly communicated to licensing partners and permissions customers.
  • Support publishing leadership. Provide research, communication, and administrative support on legal matters, publishing contracts, and trademark work, along with special projects as they arise.

Skills & Qualifications Needed

  • Undergraduate degree and 5+ years of experience in administration, sales, communications, business, law, or a related field
  • Experience with licensing, permissions, rights, or contract administration is a strong plus, as is experience in the Christian publishing industry
  • Knowledge of the Bible and a personal interest in Scripture, with an understanding of orthodox evangelical theology and evangelical Christian culture
  • Familiarity with the market for Bibles and related products, and with the organizations doing business and ministry in the North American Christian market
  • Clear, concise, and winsome written and verbal communication with partners, customers, and colleagues across departments
  • A relational, customer-service orientation — emotionally intelligent, responsive, and able to identify and communicate win-win opportunities
  • Creative, resourceful, strategic thinking: able to generate ideas, spot opportunities, and evaluate them against big-picture goals
  • Exceptional attention to detail and project management skill, with the ability to juggle multiple complex projects and deadlines and produce precise contracts
  • Self-motivated problem solver who anticipates obstacles, troubleshoots, and stays calm under pressure
  • Collaborative and servant-hearted, comfortable working within a process-oriented organization
  • High proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook and Zoom, and the ability to learn internal data systems quickly
  • Some familiarity with Spanish is a plus
  • Personal alignment with and adherence to the Bible as God's Word, and agreement with our Statement of Faith

We want to hear more about you and why you are interested in Tyndale and this role, so we highly recommend including a cover letter.


Tyndale has been repeatedly certified as a Best Christian Workplace. Learn more about us and what we believe at www.tyndale.com/our-mission.


The hiring range for this position is $48,000 to $58,000 annually. Actual offers will take into consideration the candidate's education, experience, industry knowledge, technical skills, and other relevant factors. A summary of Tyndale's comprehensive benefits is: https://www.tyndale.com/careers/.

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