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Evangel

Creative Director

Bismarck, ND

The church is about one person, Jesus, but it is composed of many different kinds of people and we are always looking for quality people to join the team. Position Summary The Creative Director ...

Victory Church

Creative Arts Project Manager

Lancaster, PA · On-site

$79.70K - $107.90K/yr

Minimum of one year in project coordination, administrative support, event planning, or related experience (church or creative environment preferred but notrequired). * Excellent verbal and written ...

Victory Church

Creative Arts Project Manager

Lancaster, PA · On-site

$79.70K - $107.90K/yr

Minimum of one year in project coordination, administrative support, event planning, or related experience (church or creative environment preferred but not required). * Excellent verbal and written ...

Gateway Church Ga, Inc

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Creative Content Manager

Bloomingdale, GA · On-site

Position Overview Gateway Church is seeking a full-time Creative Content Manager to lead and oversee the storytelling and visual communication efforts of our church. This role is responsible for ...

Living Hope Church

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Church Front Desk Coordinator

Vancouver, WA · On-site

$18 - $20/hr

... All Church Events. This position also provides calendaring support for all departments; all staff ... Works with the creative department to create and distribute graphics, ad postings and other ...

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As of May 31, 2026, the average yearly pay for creative church in the United States is $90,276.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,500.00 and $130,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Creative Church job involves using artistic and media-driven skills to enhance worship experiences, communicate messages, and engage the congregation. Roles can include graphic design, video production, social media management, stage design, and worship arts coordination. The goal is to create compelling and meaningful experiences that inspire and connect people to the church’s mission.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Creative Church position, and why are they important?

To thrive in a Creative Church role, you need a strong background in visual design, multimedia production, stage design, and an understanding of worship planning, typically supported by experience with creative arts in a church or ministry setting. Familiarity with software such as Adobe Creative Suite, ProPresenter, and basic audio/visual equipment operation is often required. Exceptional communication, collaboration, and adaptability are crucial soft skills for effectively working with church staff, volunteers, and congregation members. These skills ensure dynamic worship experiences and enable the church to creatively engage and inspire its community.

What are the typical responsibilities of a Creative Church leader or team member?

A Creative Church leader or team member is typically responsible for planning and executing the visual and creative elements of worship services, including stage design, lighting, media presentations, and multimedia content. They collaborate closely with pastors, musicians, and other ministry leaders to develop themes and ensure all visual aspects support the intended message and atmosphere. Day-to-day tasks may include designing promotional materials, managing live-streamed services, and training volunteers on technical equipment. The role often requires flexibility and initiative, as each service or special event may present new creative opportunities and challenges.
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Associate Director of Student Ministry - Part time; Flexible hours

Associate Director of Student Ministry - Part time; Flexible hours

Peachtree Road United Methodist Church

Atlanta, GA • On-site

Part-time

Posted 25 days ago

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Associate Director of Student Ministry (Part-Time, 20 hrs/week)


About Westside Table

Westside Table is a growing multi-cultural faith community rooted in the Westside of Atlanta and is a second campus of Peachtree Road United Methodist Church. We are a diverse and community-based church seeking to live the way of Jesus in practical ways as we welcome all people, including children, students and their families.


The Associate Director of Student Ministries will lead and nurture the spiritual lives of middle and high school students at Westside Table and in our community by building a ministry where young people know and experience God’s love, explore and grow in their relationship with God and make a difference through leadership and service.


This person will build relationships with students and families, design engaging programming, and create welcoming spaces that help students come to faith, grow in faith, and live out their faith. We’re looking for someone with a genuine and authentic Christian faith, who connects well with young people, and is a builder who wants to collaborate and create something meaningful in a growing and creative church community.


Key Responsibilities

Provide leadership and oversight for a comprehensive youth ministry with students and their families focused on relationship building, faith formation and opportunities for service and leadership.

Research, select and adapt appropriate curriculum, in consultation with the Director of Ministry.

Plan and lead regular youth meetings that include opportunities for Bible Study and faith formation, prayer, and growth in Christian faith.

Plan, lead, and execute regular opportunities to connect with existing students, potential students, and their families.


Build relationships with students and families through regular communication, outreach, and presence at church events.


Recruit, equip, and support volunteers to serve in student ministry.


Coordinate special events such as retreats, service projects, or mission opportunities.


Partner with the Director of Ministry and church leadership to integrate students into the life of the broader church.


Prepare and oversee the ministry budget, maintaining careful stewardship and accurate budgeting.


Ensure the space for youth ministry is welcoming, safe, organized and adequately equipped for age-appropriate use.


Maintain clear safety and communication protocols, including background checks and Safe Sanctuaries training.


Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Comfortable articulating their faith in Jesus and practicing their faith in a way that is consistent with the values of Westside Table and Peachtree Road United Methodist Church.

Proactive problem solver who can follow through on completing assignments and projects in a timely manner.


Proficient in all forms of communication. Effective with one-on-one conversations as well as large audience presentations.


Excellent teamwork, collaboration, and management skills to lead ministry teams, multiple events and supervision of employees and volunteers.


Ability to communicate clearly and effectively through oral and written formats.


Qualifications

A growing relationship with Jesus Christ and a commitment to Christian community.


Experience working with youth in a church, school, or nonprofit setting.


Strong communication and organizational skills.


Creativity, flexibility, and a collaborative spirit.


Ability to relate to students across a diversity of backgrounds.


Bachelor’s degree preferred; theological or ministry training is a plus.


Details & Compensation

20 hours per week, with flexible scheduling (includes Sunday mornings and evening/weekend responsibilities).

Competitive pay rate commensurate with experience.

Opportunities for professional development and mentorship


Requirements: