Piedmont Community Church is not only a great place to worship and fellowship, it is a wonderful place to work! We currently have the following position open and are looking for qualified applicants who would enjoy being part of the team.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
OVERVIEW
Provide an energetic and friendly presence with experience providing administrative support and customer service to congregants, lay leaders and staff. Assists walk-ins, answers phone lines, helps congregants with questions and issues and directs callers to other staff members as appropriate. Requires development of thorough knowledge of church activities, staff and volunteer efforts, resources, and situations.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsible for greeting and welcoming guests, answering all calls and directing as needed, scheduling meetings, and coordinating certain office activities. Back up to the Finance Office.
- Act as point of contact to engage with callers/visitors and determine next step.
- Provide administrative support to the Senior Pastor and financial office.
- Maintain the church reception area to present a welcoming first impression
- Provide administrative duties to staff when appropriate.
- Record contributions, payments and adjustments weekly in Planning Center
- Execute bookkeeping duties including processing contributions and expenses
- Responsible for staff workroom orderliness and restocking supplies.
- Maintain office supply closet. Monitor supply inventories and order as necessary
- Update and manage phone system
- Provide weekly staff meeting minutes
Desired Background and Skill Set
- Ability to present a warm first-time presence
- Excellent communication skills, both oral and written
- Empathetic listener
- Team player willing to help wherever needed
- Dependability and consistency
- Possessives administrative and bookkeeping skills
- Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, Power Point and Adobe.
- Comfortable using databases and websites
- College degree desirable
- One-year related experience
Other Details
Works with: All colleagues, congregants, and lay leaders
Attends: Weekly All-Staff Meeting
Supervises: n/a
Reports to: Senior Pastor and Business & Finance Manager
Hours: Non-exempt, 20 hrs/wk, onsite
Schedule: Monday – Thursday, 11am – 1pm (in office)
Back up for: Business & Finance Manager
NEXTGEN DIRECTOR OF STUDENT MINISTRIES
Overview: Piedmont Community Church is in the second year of developing an exciting NextGen Ministry for children and youth ages birth to 18 and their families. Our church has a renewed emphasis and financial commitment to the NextGen program, and we have a strong desire to partner with parents in the faith formation of their children. A pivotal piece of the development of this ministry is hiring a Director of Student Ministries. This person will work closely and collaboratively with the entire NextGen Team, which includes the NextGen Director, the Director of Student Ministries, the Director of Children Ministries, and administrative staff.
The Director of Student Ministries will lead a dynamic ministry to high school and middle school students. The desired candidate must be passionate about ministry to youth, a builder, an initiator, and a team player. In addition, the candidate must be an excellent communicator, possess outstanding relational skills, be fun-loving, and be willing to work hard to grow this ministry from the ground up. The church is committed to hiring an additional student ministry staff member when the growth of the ministry to students warrants such an addition.
Piedmont Community Church is a growing faith community with a vision for the future. The church is located in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. Piedmont is a small, affluent community in the Oakland Hills with deep historical roots, excellent schools, and outstanding parks and recreational facilities. Piedmont Community Church became a part of the fabric of the community in 1918 and continues to be a beacon of faith for all generations. The church offers outstanding support and resources to its staff, congregation, and surrounding community.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate with the NextGen team, shaping the future of ministry to children and students.
- Implement a NextGen strategy that draws families into the church and launches high school students into a lifetime of growing faith in Jesus.
- Recruit and lead a Student Leadership Team.
- Complete scheduling activities for a weekly youth group, special events, and retreats.
- Recruit, shepherd, build community and encourage the spiritual health of volunteer teams. Provide support, care, and resources as needed.
- Ensure adequate support for all student ministry programs. Be able to step into any area of ministry to students, including welcoming families, facilitating large or small groups, coaching, or providing creative support with music, design, or tech.
- Responsible for the safety of all students, ensuring adult and student leaders are screened, participating in mandated training, and maintaining healthy boundaries per CA ab506 and Piedmont Community Church NextGen child safety policies.
- Ensure all elements for NextGen High School programs are prepared and ready for weekly group meetings, retreat, and special event programming.
- Develop and oversee high school life groups.
- Develop and lead a comprehensive annual Confirmation Class.
- Collaborate with church and NextGen staff to support events and services to reach our community (including Easter, Christmas Eve, Snow Day, and other events.)
- Additional duties and special events assigned by the Senior Pastor.
Note: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to satisfactorily perform each essential duty. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform basic functions.
Qualifications + Skill Set
- Committed to growing and deepening faith in Jesus Christ.
- Maintain a life of integrity.
- Creativity
- Leadership
- Relational
- Self-starter
- Builder
- Team player
- Demonstrated ability to lead teams and programs
- Solid listening, coaching, and communication skills
- Robust organizational and planning skills
- Ability to handle and manage conflict
- Competent user of technology and social media
- A college degree and a minimum of 1-3 years working with students are required. Volunteer experience with youth will be considered. Some theological education is preferred.
Works with: NextGen Team (NextGen Director, Kids Director, and administrative staff), volunteer leaders, parents, and kids.
Attends Weekly Church Staff Meetings, Weekly NextGen Staff Meetings
Supervises: Volunteer leaders
Reports to: Director of NextGen and Community Engagement
Hours: Full-time (40 hours per week)
Hiring Contingencies:
References
Passing a background check
Passing LiveScan fingerprinting
Passing a credit check
Contact Kerry Persichitte at Kerry@PIedmontChurch.org