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Establish and grow networks of local church disability ministry leaders for the purpose of training, encouragement, and collaboration * Create partnerships with like-minded individuals and ...

Sr. HR Coordinator

Agoura Hills, CA · On-site

$27 - $31/hr

Understanding of Christian ministry, specifically disability ministry * Requires a minimum of 2-3 years of payroll processing, recruiting and onboarding experience * Experience with ADP or similar ...

Sr. HR Coordinator

Agoura Hills, CA · On-site

$27 - $31/hr

Understanding of Christian ministry, specifically disability ministry * Requires a minimum of 2-3 years of payroll processing, recruiting and onboarding experience * Experience with ADP or similar ...

Sr. HR Coordinator

Agoura Hills, CA · On-site

$27 - $31/hr

Understanding of Christian ministry, specifically disability ministry * Requires a minimum of 2-3 years of payroll processing, recruiting and onboarding experience * Experience with ADP or similar ...

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How much do disability ministry jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average yearly pay for disability ministry in the United States is $42,283.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $39,000.00 and $45,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in disability ministry, and why are they important?

To thrive in a Disability Ministry role, you need a solid understanding of disability awareness, inclusive ministry practices, and experience working with individuals with various disabilities, often backed by training in special education or pastoral care. Familiarity with accessibility resources, adaptive technologies, and legal regulations such as ADA compliance is valuable. Compassion, patience, effective communication, and cultural sensitivity are standout soft skills for building trust and fostering an inclusive community. These abilities ensure that you can create accessible spiritual and community experiences while empowering and supporting individuals with disabilities.

What is a disability ministry?

A Disability Ministry job involves creating an inclusive and supportive environment for individuals with disabilities within a faith community. Responsibilities may include organizing accessible worship services, providing resources for families, and training staff and volunteers on disability awareness. The role often involves advocacy, ensuring that people with disabilities can fully participate in spiritual and community activities.

What does a typical week look like for someone working in disability ministry?

A typical week in Disability Ministry often includes planning and facilitating accessible worship services, organizing support groups, and coordinating adaptive activities or events. You’ll collaborate closely with church leadership, volunteers, and families to address the specific needs of individuals with disabilities. The role frequently involves advocating for accessibility improvements, conducting outreach, and providing training or resources to the wider congregation. This dynamic blend of direct engagement, advocacy, and education ensures both spiritual and practical support for all members of the community.

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Infographic showing various Disability Ministry job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 76% Full Time, 19% Part Time, 3% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 95% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $42,283 per year, or $20.3 per hour.

Director/Pastor of Family Ministry

Calvary Church Pennsylvania

Lancaster, PA • On-site

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Re-posted 9 days ago


Job description

Title:           Director/Pastor of Family Ministry (Birth-12th Grade)

Status:        Full-time, salary, exempt, ministry staff

Location:     Onsite

Purpose:     The Family Pastor/Director provides:

  • Leadership of Calvary Kids, Student Ministries and Disability Ministry staff
  • Collaboration in developing a unified discipleship pathway for kids and students
  • Oversight in building a parent partnership philosophy and a sustainable plan to support parents as the primary disciplers of their children and students


Working Relationship:

  • A member of the Ministry Staff who is accountable to the Board of Elders through the Senior Pastor and serves under the direct supervision of the Pastor of Ministries. This role provides direct oversight to the Director of Student Ministry, Calvary Kids staff, Disability Ministry staff and coordination roles, and assigned key volunteer team leads

Qualifications

  • A growing relationship with Jesus Christ, a shepherd’s heart, servant leader and a commitment to Calvary Church’s mission and values
  • Proven experience leading children’s ministry, student ministry or family ministry, ideally in a multi-staff church context
  • Demonstrated strength in building volunteer teams, creating ministry systems, and leading healthy culture
  • Ability to think strategically (pathway + outcomes) and execute practically (weekend ministry + volunteers)
  • Strong communication skills with parents, volunteers, and staff
  • Emotional maturity, collaborative leadership style, and ability to align multiple teams without controlling them


Values and Beliefs

  • Must be a professing Christian who affirms the Calvary Church doctrinal basis, vision and values and philosophy of ministry
  • Must regularly attend and participate at Calvary Church

Key responsibilities

A. Establish a Clear Operating Model for Family Ministries

  • Solidify and Align the Birth-12 Discipleship Pathway
    • Collaborate with the Director of Student Ministry and Director of Child Discipleship to align priorities, language, and annual planning rhythms
    • Lead development of a unified Birth–12 discipleship pathway that clarifies key beliefs, practices, relationships and milestones and aligns teaching so that kids and students experience a consistent discipleship approach from birth thru graduation
    • Define shared elements such as discipleship outcomes, calendar coordination, parent strategy, volunteer standards, communication rhythms, and transition processes
  • Equip and Partner with Parents as Primary Disciplers
    • Clarify, communicate, and implement Calvary’s philosophy of equipping parents as the primary disciplers of their children and students in coordination with each department
  • Integrate Family Ministries with the broader mission of Calvary Church

B. Lead and Develop 

  • Calvary Kids Birth-6th grade Ministries (primary day-to-day leadership)
    • Provide spiritual and operational leadership for Calvary Kids staff (Birth–6th).
    • Oversee the CK staff who seek to maintain healthy teams of volunteers and leaders: recruiting, training, scheduling, care, and appreciation
    • Ensure environments are safe, welcoming, and developmentally appropriate, including classroom standards, check-in systems, and child protection practices
    • Oversee ministry planning, calendar coordination, and program evaluation
    • Ensure that curriculum and teaching environments are developmentally appropriate, engaging, gospel-centered, and faithful to Scripture, with God at the center and his attributes highlighted
    • Practice wise stewardship of curriculum, time, and volunteers to ensure healthy, sustainable ministry outcomes while maintaining flexibility in how ministry goals are achieved
  • Calvary Student Ministry (7th-12th grade Ministries)
    • Oversee CSM through the coaching support, and development of the Director of Student Ministry and other key leaders. Ensuring that the ministry is aligned with Calvary’s mission and values
    • Develop leaders (staff and volunteer) through regular check-ins, clear expectations, and encouragement
    • Foster a culture marked by humility, clarity, collaboration, and spiritual health
  • Disability Ministry
    • Oversee Disability Ministry through the coaching, support, and development of the Director of Disability Ministry and other key leaders. Ensuring that the ministry is aligned with Calvary’s mission and values
    • Assist and support Disability Ministry in integrating well across all areas of ministry and partnering effectively with ministry leaders, teams, and environments throughout the church


General Ministry Staff Responsibilities

  • Strive to uphold the Staff Commitment
  • In conjunction with Calvary Kids, Student Ministries, and disability ministry collaborate with the other teams connected to parents and students in developing goals, budgets, reports, and evaluations as requested by Supervisor, Senior Pastor, or Elders
  • Stay current in cultural and biblical skills through professional development
  • Maintain a regular schedule balancing time with people, study of God’s Word, prayer for the ministry of Calvary Church and administrative tasks
  • Participate in staff meetings and events, ministry planning cycles, and leadership rhythms as assigned
  • Pray for the ministries of the church & serve in other areas as requested by the Senior Pastor


Physical and Mental Requirements

Requires light physical activity, including lifting 10–20 lbs., sitting, prolonged standing, reaching, climbing, occasional outdoor work in varying weather, and extended use of office technology. Must possess strong creative thinking, conceptual, collaboration, and listening skills, along with the ability to present ideas and receive feedback (both positive and negative) that may lead to their adoption, adaptation, or elimination