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Global Disciples Jobs in California (NOW HIRING)

For the Nations Director

Fremont, CA · On-site

$90 - $140/hr

Cultivate a giving culture that funds global partnerships and sends workers long-term. * Help disciples understand that sending, praying, and giving are acts of mission -- not just support functions.

Mechanical Engineer

Santa Clara, CA · On-site

$163K - $224K/yr

As the foundation of the global electronics industry, Applied enables the exciting technologies ... disciples like Process Engineering team to develop solutions that meet or exceed those requirements.

Mechanical Engineer

Santa Clara, CA · On-site

$163K - $224K/yr

As the foundation of the global electronics industry, Applied enables the exciting technologies ... disciples like Process Engineering team to develop solutions that meet or exceed those requirements.

Mechanical Engineer

Santa Clara, CA · On-site

$124K - $171K/yr

As the foundation of the global electronics industry, Applied enables the exciting technologies ... disciples like Process Engineering team to develop solutions that meet or exceed those requirements.

Mechanical Engineer

Santa Clara, CA · On-site

$124K - $171K/yr

As the foundation of the global electronics industry, Applied enables the exciting technologies ... disciples like Process Engineering team to develop solutions that meet or exceed those requirements.

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How much do global disciples jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for global disciples in California is $160,180.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $137,200.00 and $175,700.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Global Disciples?

A Global Disciples job typically involves working with an organization focused on training and equipping Christian leaders for discipleship and church planting in underserved regions. These roles may include leadership development, mission coordination, fundraising, or training facilitation. Employees often engage with international partners, provide spiritual guidance, and support local discipleship efforts. The goal is to empower indigenous believers to share the Gospel and establish sustainable Christian communities.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Global Disciples?

To thrive as a Global Disciples staff member, you typically need strong cross-cultural communication skills, theological training, and experience in cross-border ministry or missions. Familiarity with tools such as virtual collaboration platforms, curriculum development software, and international travel protocols is common, and some positions may require certification in teaching or mentoring. Adaptability, empathy, and a collaborative mindset are valuable soft skills in building relationships with diverse communities and teams. These skills and qualities are essential to effectively support and train leaders in various global contexts and to facilitate impactful discipleship efforts.

What are some common challenges faced by Global Disciples, and how can I prepare for them?

Working as a Global Disciples staff member often involves adapting to diverse cultures—and sometimes remote or resource-limited environments—which can pose unique logistical and communication challenges. Navigating language barriers, time zone differences, and varying ministry or training needs requires flexibility and cultural awareness. Preparing for this role means being open to learning about new cultures, developing strong problem-solving skills, and staying organized when managing multiple projects. The ability to build trust and effective relationships with international partners is also crucial for success.

What are the most commonly searched types of Global Disciples jobs in California?

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Infographic showing various Global Disciples job openings in California as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 77% Full Time, 17% Part Time, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 94% In-person, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $160,180 per year, or $77 per hour.

For the Nations Director

Resonatemovement

Fremont, CA • On-site

$90 - $140/hr

Other

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

OVERSEES: For the Nations Leadership Team (Partnerships, Intake & Equipping, Trips, Prayer, Stories, Campus Champions)

HOURS: Full-Time, Exempt

TIME REQUIREMENTS: Sunday to Thursday, some events

EFFECTIVE DATE: August-September 2026

Role Summary

Resonate Church exists to make disciples who make disciples who make much of Jesus — including to the ends of the earth. The For the Nations Director leads Resonate's global mission efforts by building and empowering a central leadership team, cultivating international partnerships, mobilizing short-term trip teams, and integrating global mission into the discipleship pathway. This role ensures that every Resonate disciple understands their part in the global story of God — whether they go, give, pray, or send.

Key Responsibilities Vision and Direction
  • Guide vision, strategy, and execution for global mission across Resonate campuses.
  • Align global mission with central and campus discipleship goals, ensuring it integrates into the broader discipleship pathway.
  • Cast vision for global discipleship — helping every Resonate disciple see themselves as part of God's global story.
  • Ensure For the Nations reflects Resonate's commitment to cross-cultural, long-term disciple-making — not just short-term trips.
  • Work closely with the For the City Director to ensure local and global missions are integrated and mutually reinforcing in Resonate's discipleship pathway.
What success looks like:
  • Every Resonate disciple understands their role in global mission — going, giving, praying, or sending.
  • Global mission is integrated into discipleship, not a standalone program.
For the Nations Leadership Team
  • Build, lead, develop, and empower a central For the Nations leadership team responsible for Partnerships, Intake & Equipping, Trips, Prayer, Stories, and Campus Champions.
  • The primary role of the For the Nations Director is to develop this leadership team — not to personally execute every function, but to ensure the team is healthy, aligned, and moving the mission forward.
  • Provide regular investment, coaching, and accountability for each team leader.
  • Recruit and develop new leaders into the team as the ministry grows.
  • Represent For the Nations in Central Discipleship Team planning and ELT updates.
What success looks like:
  • A healthy, empowered leadership team is driving the For the Nations ministry forward — not just the Director.
  • Each function (Partnerships, Trips, Prayer, etc.) has clear ownership and is producing fruit.
  • Team leaders are growing, developing others, and not burning out.
Partnership Development & Stewardship
  • Identify, cultivate, and assess global ministry partners that align with Resonate's mission, theology, and values.
  • Develop the strategy for where Resonate invests intentionally: which partners, which regions, and what long-term gospel impact looks like.
  • Maintain and steward the For the Nations budget, ensuring financial investment into partnerships is purposeful, accountable, and advancing gospel expansion.
  • Build and maintain long-term partnerships that move beyond transactional trip relationships toward genuine co-laboring.
  • Regularly visit and evaluate field partners to ensure alignment, mutual flourishing, and faithful stewardship.
What success looks like:
  • Resonate has a clear, intentional partnership strategy with healthy long-term global relationships.
  • The budget is stewarded well and investments are producing measurable gospel fruit.
  • Partners view Resonate as a faithful, consistent, and gospel-aligned sending church.
  • Mobilize disciples across all campuses to engage in short-term trips and long-term sending.
  • Recruit, train, and equip trip teams — from first-time participants to experienced team leaders.
  • Build and support a campus-level champion network to ensure global mission is visible on every campus.
  • Ensure trip opportunities are accessible across ages, schedules, and experience levels.
  • Develop clear pathways for those who sense a call to long-term missions — including connection to sending agencies.
Senders, Prayer & Giving Culture
  • Develop a culture of sending at Resonate — where going is celebrated and staying to send is equally honored.
  • Build and lead a prayer mobilization effort for global mission.
  • Cultivate a giving culture that funds global partnerships and sends workers long-term.
  • Help disciples understand that sending, praying, and giving are acts of mission — not just support functions.
  • Champion the Seek First vision of 1,000 Resonate feet on foreign soil — not as a pressure target, but as a fulfilling picture of what it looks like for this church to go.
What success looks like:
  • Prayer for global mission is a regular, visible part of Resonate's rhythm.
  • Giving toward global mission is increasing and personally connected to real partnerships.
  • The 1,000 feet vision is creating excitement and momentum, drawing people toward going rather than obligating them.
Communications & Storytelling
  • Work with the Communications Team to share stories of transformed lives through global mission.
  • Ensure the Stories function is actively surfacing and telling what God is doing through For the Nations.
  • Ensure global partners are highlighted and prayed for across church platforms.
  • Build systems and metrics to track trip participation, giving, and long-term impact.
What success looks like:
  • Stories from the field are regularly shared and create missional momentum at Resonate.
  • The congregation knows the names of Resonate's global partners and prays for them.
Qualities & Qualifications:
  • Deep alignment with Resonate's theology, vision, values, and philosophy of ministry.
  • Demonstrated shepherd heart and genuine love for people — this role requires personal investment in a team, not just program management.
  • Demonstrated history of cross-cultural ministry, global partnership development, or missionary mobilization.
  • Strong relational, organizational, and communication skills.
  • Collaborative and winsome leader with at least five years of ministry leadership experience.
  • Willingness to travel internationally for partnership visits and trip leadership.
  • Covenant membership at Resonate Church.
As staff of Resonate Church we value:
  • Family — We live from our identity as beloved children of God and pursue His mission above our own agendas.
    • Beloved Children — Lived as loved
  • Team — We value unity, humility, honesty, and conversations that strengthen trust and alignment.
    • Missional Unity — Move Together
    • Kind Candor — Build Trust
  • Job — We take ownership, pursue excellence, and intentionally develop people and leaders.
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