Director of Music

The Director of Music leads the musical life of the congregation by planning, coordinating, and directing worship music that reflects the church’s mission and enhances the worship experience. This role blends traditional hymns with contemporary Christian music, supports the pastor’s preaching themes, and cultivates musical participation across all ages. The Director of Music works collaboratively with staff, Worship & Music Committee, and volunteer musicians to create meaningful worship.

Key Responsibilities:

Create a blended Sunday worship service incorporating traditional hymns and contemporary Christian music.
Select music that aligns with sermon themes, liturgical seasons, and congregational identity.
Serve as pianist for worship services. Proficient as pianist and ensemble director.
Direct and rehearse the choir, praise band, or other ensembles.
Demonstrate strong understanding of traditional hymnody and contemporary Christian worship music.
Ability to utilize multiple forms of sheet music including: choral scores, lead sheets, and classical instrumental arrangements.
Attend church staff meetings and Worship & Music Committee meetings.
Provide clear rehearsal schedules, worship plans, and expectations for musicians.

Work schedule:15 hours per week during typical seasons; 20 hours per week during holiday seasons (Advent/Christmas, Lent/Easter).

Compensation: $25,000 annual salary.