Worship Leader - Crossroads Bible Fellowship

Posted 18 days ago

christian career centerChester (NJ)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20–25 per hour

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About the role

Crossroads Bible Fellowship, a welcoming non-denominational church committed to biblically based preaching, discipleship, and Christ-centered worship, seeks to fill a part-time position estimated at 10-12 hours per week. The goal of this leader is to support and enhance the Sunday morning worship experience through the leading of both contemporary and traditional music, such that God is glorified by the sincere worship of the God's saints.
Role And Responsibilities: Lead music approximately 3 Sundays per month
Lead, mentor, and encourage a team of volunteer musicians Manage the music scheduling calendar Hold music practice sessions Oversee tech team responsible for in-house media production and livestream Ensure song lyrics are consistent with sound Biblical teaching, in agreement with our doctrinal statement, and aligned to sermon topics Be accountable to the church elders
Required Qualifications: Born-again believer in Christ exhibiting depth of character and commitment to the Lord Strong lead vocalist Strong relationship skills with individuals and teams Full agreement with Crossroad’s Mission, Vision, and Foundational Doctrine statement Lives in Rochester, NY area
Preferred Qualifications: Intermediate to advanced proficiency on acoustic guitar or keyboard
Prior experience in worship ministry at an established church Familiarity with tools such as Planning Center, Pro Presenter, and VMIX High level of initiative, motivation, and enthusiasm Willingness to become a member of Crossroads Pay Range This is a part-time hourly position with a pay rate of $20–25 per hour, commensurate with experience. Application Requirements Resume: Provide a resume describing your relevant experience. Prior Worship Video: In your resume or a cover letter, provide a link to a prior worship service which you have led.

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