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A Part Time Ministry job involves serving in a religious or faith-based organization on a limited-hours basis, rather than full-time. Responsibilities vary depending on the role but may include preaching, teaching, pastoral care, worship leading, or administrative tasks. These positions are ideal for individuals who feel called to ministry but have other commitments, such as another job or family responsibilities. Part-time ministry roles can be paid or volunteer-based, depending on the organization’s budget and needs.

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In a part time ministry role, you may be responsible for assisting with worship services, organizing or leading group activities, providing support or counseling to congregants, and helping implement community outreach programs. Your tasks will often vary week to week based on church needs and seasonal events. You may also collaborate closely with full-time ministry staff, volunteers, and other community organizations to ensure church objectives are met. This role typically offers meaningful opportunities to make a difference while allowing for scheduling flexibility, making it ideal for those balancing other commitments.

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To excel in a Part Time Ministry role, strong interpersonal communication, a solid understanding of faith-based teachings, and relevant volunteer or leadership experience are essential. Knowledge of church management software and familiarity with organizing events or community outreach initiatives can be beneficial. Compassion, adaptability, and the ability to work collaboratively are key soft skills in ministry. These abilities ensure effective support for congregants, smooth coordination with church staff, and a positive impact within the community.

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Government Street Presbyterian - Director of Christian Education

Ministry Architects

Tyler, AL • On-site

Part-time

Re-posted 7 days ago

Job description

About the Church

Founded in 1831, Government Street Presbyterian Church is a downtown, mission-minded congregation known for its historic Greek Revival architecture and exceptional music programs. The church describes itself as a welcoming, traditional church family and has been led by Rev. Rebekah Abel Lamar since 2019. The campus occupies a quarter block in Mobile, serving a membership of 350 with a deep commitment to Christian education across all generations.

About the Ministry

The Christian education ministry at GSPC oversees faith formation from birth through adulthood, currently serving approximately 29 children and 27 youth. While the children’s and youth ministries feature strong assets like a beloved VBS, a traditional Sunday School, and annual youth trips to Montreat, it is currently in a "rebuilding" phase focused on stabilizing attendance and deepening parental engagement.
GSPC’s commitment to growth extends to the adults of the congregation, which maintain a vibrant culture of learning through weekly Sunday School, multiple Bible studies, "Theology on Tap," and seasonal educational series.

The Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate is a hope-filled, enthusiastic, and relational leader who can serve as a "visionary architect" to stabilize and grow the church’s faith formation programs. They should be a self-starter with a passion for kids and families, capable of navigating a diverse theological environment while recruiting and empowering a fresh team of volunteers.

Key Responsibilities

  • Children’s Ministry Revitalization: Develop and maintain deep relational connections with children and parents while implementing a strategy for growth and "pipeline" formation.

  • Staff & Volunteer Supervision: Oversee and coach the part-time youth coordinator and manage the recruitment and training of all CE volunteers.

  • Adult Faith Formation: Partner with the CE committee to select curriculum and execute a comprehensive plan for adult spiritual growth.

  • Worship Integration: Actively integrate children and youth into the full life of the church, including leadership roles and liturgical engagement.

  • Administration & Communication: Serve as the primary voice to the congregation for all formation opportunities and participate in collaborative staff leadership.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience) in Christian education, theology, or a related field.

  • 2–3 years of leadership experience in children's ministry is preferred.

  • Commitment to Reformed theology and the mission of the PCUSA.

  • Proficiency in technical tools such as Canva, Google Docs, and Realm church management software.

  • Strong organizational and communication skills with the ability to engage effectively across all generations.

About the Community

Mobile, Alabama, is a historic port city on the Gulf Coast known for its French and Spanish heritage and as the birthplace of America's original Mardi Gras. Residents enjoy a humid subtropical climate with easy access to the white sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico and the bustling activity of a major metropolitan area. The downtown area, where GSPC is located, offers a vibrant, walkable vibe with a blend of historic architecture and modern amenities.