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As a multi-campus non-denominational church, we are looking for a Worship Leader to serve as both a ... Partner with Worship Pastors, Music Directors, Production, and Worship Leaders on song selection ...

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As of Sep 4, 2026, the average yearly pay for non pastor in Dallas, TX is $60,247.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $44,500.00 and $68,800.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Non Pastors are individuals who work within a church or religious organization but do not hold the formal title or role of 'pastor.' They may serve in various capacities such as administrative staff, ministry leaders, worship coordinators, youth workers, or support staff. While they contribute significantly to the church's operations and community, they typically do not perform pastoral duties like preaching sermons, leading congregations, or providing spiritual counseling. Their roles are essential for the smooth functioning and outreach of the church. Non Pastors often collaborate closely with pastors and other church leaders.

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Non-pastoral staff, such as administrative assistants, communications coordinators, or facilities managers, often juggle multiple responsibilities and need to adapt quickly to changing priorities. One common challenge is balancing support for pastoral staff with their own project deadlines, which requires strong organizational and communication skills. Many churches address these challenges by fostering a collaborative team environment, providing clear role definitions, and scheduling regular check-ins to ensure everyone’s workload is manageable and expectations are aligned.

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CredentialsVaries; often no formal religious credentialsTypically requires theological education or certification
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Employer & IndustryReligious institutions, nonprofitsChurches, faith-based organizations

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Student Ministry Pastor-Sloan Creek

Chase Oaks Church

Fairview, TX • On-site

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Own Sloan Creek's local student-ministry strategy and execute it daily in alignment with the shared all-campus student ministry vision.

  • Plan and lead weekly gatherings, small groups, events, camps, trips, and serving opportunities for students.

  • Recruit, train, coach, and care for adult leaders and develop a leadership pipeline for both adults and students.

Job description

JOB SUMMARY:
The Sloan Creek Student Pastor provides pastoral and strategic leadership for Chase Oaks Students in grades 7-12 at the Sloan Creek Campus. This leader translates the shared Chase Oaks Student Ministry framework into a locally effective, outward-focused ministry that reaches students not yet connected to Chase Oaks and helps every student connect with us, connect with God, and connect with purpose.
ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Own Sloan Creek's local student-ministry strategy and day-to-day execution in alignment with shared all-campus student ministry vision, priorities, and calendar.
  • Receive regular coaching and accountability from the All-Campus Student Pastor in implementing the all-campus student ministry vision, strategy, and standards within the Sloan Creek Campus and community.
  • Plan and lead engaging weekly gatherings, small groups, events, camps, trips, and serving opportunities aligned with the Chase Oaks mission, DNA, and Connect pillars.
  • Create a culture where students can belong, ask honest questions, encounter Jesus, and take meaningful next steps.
  • Recruit, train, coach, and care for adult leaders while developing a leadership pipeline for both adults and students.
  • Equip adult leaders and students to live outward-focused lives, build relationships with students beyond Chase Oaks, and create natural pathways into the ministry.
  • Provide biblical teaching, pastoral care, family partnership, and appropriate crisis response within all safety and reporting standards.
  • Build a strategic, consistent presence in local schools and community spaces, developing partnerships and relational pathways that help disconnected students take a first step into belonging.
  • Contribute to all-campus student events and own assigned areas from planning through execution, team coordination, and follow-up.
  • Collaborate with the Sloan Creek Campus Pastor and campus staff on campus integration and local ministry priorities while stewarding the student ministry's budget, communication, facilities, data, and operations.

CHASE OAKS STAFF PASTOR ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Commit to doing ministry as a team; develop interdependence among team members and be authentic with team members.
  • Participate in and take responsibility for the execution of the Ministry Team planning process for the Sloan Creek Student Ministry.
  • Demonstrate a consistent lifestyle and be of strong character.
  • Participate in Pastor-of-the-Day duties.
  • Be available to perform sacerdotal functions (i.e., weddings, funerals, communion, and baptisms).
  • Regularly attend and participate in staff and pastoral meetings and/or leadership development opportunities.
  • Be available to assist other ministries and pastors with special projects or by handling specific assignments and non-routine matters.

JOB PROFILE:
SPECIFIC SKILLS / STRENGTHS
  • A clear calling to student ministry and an active, growing relationship with Jesus
  • Strategic ownership that turns vision into outward-focused action, identifies who is not being reached, removes barriers, builds healthy systems, and follows work through to completion
  • Proven ability to build teams, develop leaders, and communicate clearly with students, families, volunteers, and staff
  • An approachable, discerning, and biblically grounded pastoral presence
  • Strong organizational, administrative, and ministry-operations skills
  • A collaborative team player and lifelong learner

EXPERIENCE DESIRED
  • Five or more years of relevant student-ministry or leadership experience preferred; equivalent preparation may be considered.
  • Demonstrated experience leading student environments, communicating publicly, partnering with parents, developing leaders, and managing ministry operations.

EDUCATION DESIRED
  • Bachelor's degree preferred; equivalent education, theological preparation, and ministry experience may be considered.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Recruit, train, coach, and care for adult volunteers and student leaders; supervise interns or ministry staff as assigned.

LANGUAGE SKILLS
  • Ability to communicate biblical truth and ministry vision clearly in public and interpersonal settings and to respond effectively to students, parents, volunteers, staff, and community partners

COMPUTER SKILLS
  • Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Outlook calendaring, email, and digital communication tools
  • Ability to use ministry databases, spreadsheets, presentation tools, and student-ministry communication platforms

PHYSICAL DEMANDS
  • The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to perform the essential functions of this job. Lifting 5-10 pounds is an occasional but essential requirement. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
  • The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The noise level is usually moderate.

Qualifications for employment at Chase Oaks Church requires being a Christ-follower-whose work history and lifestyle shows a consistency to adhering to the scriptural principles of the Bible-and agreeing with the Purpose, Strategy, and DNA statements of Chase Oaks. We request that each staff member be "All - In" and be committed to the local body of Christ at Chase Oaks Church in the areas of worship, groups, service and giving.
CHASE OAKS CHURCH DNA
  • Jesus Sets Our Tone.
  • We're All In The Same Boat.
  • We Are Here For Good.
  • This Is Not Our Party.
  • We Don't Go It Alone.
  • We Are Not Set In Our Ways.
  • We See Beauty In Diversity.
  • Our Best Days Are Ahead Of Us.
  • We Don't Sweat The Small Stuff.

CHASE OAKS CHURCH STAFF VALUES
  • We cultivate because we believe in the good that is to come.
  • We collaborate because we are better together.
  • We celebrate because we can.

LEADERSHIP SKILLS
  • Character - Being above reproach
  • Self-Leadership - Practicing rhythms that allow personal flourishing
  • Drive - Relentlessly pursuing excellence based on one's unique purpose, values, strengths, and passions
  • Judgment - Demonstrating wisdom in action
  • Influence - Impacting how other people think and act

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