Student Pastor
2bclibertyLiberty (MO)
$45,560 annually
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Student Pastor — Grades 6-12 — Part-time (30 hours/week) At Second Baptist Church, belonging comes first. We’re a Christ-centered, affirming congregation — we ordain women to ministry, several currently serve on our pastoral staff, and we welcome people of every background as beloved image-bearers of God.
We’re seeking a part-time Student Pastor (30 hrs/week) to lead a well-established ministry for grades 6-12, already 40 students strong, backed by a committed volunteer team. This leader will provide vision for weekly gatherings, small groups, retreats, mission experiences, and family partnership, while equipping volunteers and stewarding ministry resources with integrity.
The ideal candidate is pursuing or holds a bachelor’s degree. Ministry experience or relevant education is preferred but not required. We are glad to invest in the right person’s growth.
Second Baptist is a 175-year-old congregation in Liberty, a fast-growing Kansas City suburb, within walking distance of William Jewell College and downtown Liberty. We’re affiliated with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. Compensation is up to $45,560 annually, paid semi-monthly. The package includes two weeks of vacation (60 hours) available from day one, sick leave, monthly cell phone reimbursement and a $2,000 annual ministry account for pastoral care, conferences, books and subscriptions.
Second Baptist Church
300 E. Kansas Street
Liberty, MO 64068
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