Worship Director: Northside Baptist Church

Posted 17 days ago

reformed theological seminaryRock Hill (SC)

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Worship Director: Northside Baptist Church
Job Description: The Worship Director is responsible for leading Christ-centered, biblically faithful worship that supports the church’s mission and encourages worship in spirit and in truth. This individual will cultivate a worship environment that honors both historical and modern worship music while leading from a posture of humility, excellence, and service. Demonstrates a growing love for Christ, His Word, His Church, and the gospel. Affirms the church’s statement of faith and philosophy of ministry. Able to work with staff, lead teams, develop volunteers, and communicate effectively. Strong vocal ability, proficiency in guitar or piano, basic understanding of sound systems, and working knowledge of Planning Center and ProPresenter. Application Deadline 09/30/2026
Job Type: Part Time
Salary Range: $0-$25k General Information Church/Organization Name Northside Baptist Church Contact Name & Contact Info (502) 338-8020 scottdavis@nbcrh.org Church Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) City, State Rock Hill, SC Description of Organization Northside is a historic Baptist church (est. 1908) in Rock Hill, SC. We are a vibrant, multi-generational congregation of 150 people who are committed to growing in discipleship and outreach.

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