Opportunities in United States

Life.Church wants to make a lasting difference in your life, in our community, and in the world. Our mission is to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Christ. That's how we’re able to make a difference, and it's the driving force behind everything we do.

The Associate Community Pastor is responsible for partnering with the Community Pastor to identify, train, and develop passionate and capable global Leaders to support the LifeGroups LifeMissions initiatives. This role will support championing the cause for community and connecting attenders with leaders or mentor relationships. The Associate Community Pastor is responsible for pastoral care and leadership of attenders and volunteers, in addition to supporting the operational and pastoral efforts of their ministry and campus to outcomes that further Life.Church’s mission and reach people for Christ.

Support the Vision and Direction of the Community Ministry Develop and disciple leaders, including Coaches and LifeGroup Leaders, in a digital and global environment. Connect people to virtual and in-personal small groups around the globe. Cultivate relationships and advocate for mission partners, making a significant impact in communities around the world. Understand and Lead through Key Operational Areas of the Community Ministry Ensure excellence in ministry processes, including group management, leader onboarding, systems management, and event planning. Plan and execute successful quarterly ministry growth strategies. Identify trends to understand ministry health and respond to key opportunities. Provide Support and Leadership to the Campus Provide pastoral care and invest in the spiritual transformation of the church attenders and volunteer leaders. Collaborate and support all weekend ministries and other Life.Church Online ministries.

Exemplify a passion for helping people grow personally and spiritually. Articulate vision in large and small settings that motivates people to act. Coaching, managing, and developing leaders. Exhibiting clear verbal, interpersonal, and written communication. Problem-solving, maintaining time, and following through on commitments. Thinking, planning, and acting strategically and relationally. Responding quickly and making independent decisions. Facilitating meetings and communicating to various groups. Relational skills that present harmony and a genuine spiritual authority. Creating and stewarding budgets. Utilizing basic software and office equipment. High School Diploma or GED. 1 Year of Work Experience.