Ministry Operations Coordinator

POSTED: December 9th, 2025

OPEN THROUGH: January 11th, 2026

Position Summary: This is a high-level leadership position requiring strategic oversight, team coordination, and operational excellence. The person in this role must think like a systems architect, lead like a coach, and execute like a project manager. The Ministry Operations Coordinator is the administrative backbone and systems steward of theCHURCH. This high-impact, high-trust role combines operational coordination, communications oversight, and volunteer systems management to ensure our ministries function with clarity, consistency, and excellence.

Reports To: Lakeside Campus Pastor

Areas of Responsibility
This role leads teams of volunteers, which the Ministry Operations Coordinator is responsible for recruiting, training, and equipping. Each team focuses on a core function necessary for the health and clarity of campus operations and communication.

1. Communications Team
  • Manage centralized intake for phones, email, app, and social media messages.
  • Ensure all inquiries are acknowledged in a timely manner and routed appropriately.
  • Maintain expert-level oversight of App and website content.
  • Create or curate artwork for flyers, posters, banners, and other visual communication needs.
  • Manage Sunday slides, lobby signage, event promotions, and internal announcements.
  • Lead communications through social media platforms and newsletters.

2. Admin & Operations Team
  • Maintain a consistent on-site presence during office hours to answer phones, greet visitors, and route inquiries.
  • Serve as the primary intake point for all information requests, ensuring clear and timely routing.
  • Maintain updated directories and staff info boards.
  • Participate in church-wide training and leadership meetings.
  • Respond to communication directed to leadership when appropriate.
  • Oversee building key inventory or access control.
  • Execute printing and signage for events.
  • Lead a procurement and purchasing team to support campus and ministry needs.

3.  People Managment & Systems Team
  • Serve as the subject matter expert for all  modules.
  • Standardize usage, permissions, and data entry; oversee workflows and provide routine audits.
  • Train staff and volunteers in people management systems, ensuring it's clean, efficient, and aligned with ministry goals.
  • Support and maintain systems that reinforce theCHURCH’s Pathway to discipleship.
  • Maintain and manage Google Drive.
  • Demonstrate a willingness to learn and implement AI solutions to improve efficiency and service.

4. Events & Guest Experience Team
  • Provide logistical and administrative support for church-wide events.
  • Coordinate procurement and volunteer support for special initiatives.
  • Support funeral and wedding coordination with scheduling and communication.
  • Provide support for Sunday morning guest experience.
  • Document processes to prepare for multi-campus consistency.

Education and Experience
  • Must have a passion for building and managing teams and cultivating strong relationships.
  • Able to clearly communicate vision and inspire others to pursue it with unity and purpose.
  • Minimum of 6 months regular attendance at theCHURCH prior to employment.
  • Committed follower of Jesus Christ and a covenant partner of theCHURCH (or a willingness to become a covenant partner).
  • Alignment with theCHURCH’s Mission, Vision, DNA, and Core Beliefs.
  • Demonstrated administrative experience in a church, nonprofit, or office environment preferred.
  • Must be a self-motivated problem solver—someone who will dig in, figure things out, and get the job done.
  • Demonstrates a strong willingness to learn, embrace technology, and improve systems continuously.
  • Experience managing systems, coordinating volunteers, or handling multi-channel communications is preferred.

Important Skills / Personal Traits
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented
  • Relationally intelligent and clear communicator
  • Strong systems thinker with problem-solving abilities
  • Capable of handling confidential information with discretion
  • Self-starter comfortable serving from the middle with initiative, humility, and clarity
  • Willingness to embrace and learn new technology

Time Commitment: 40 hours/week, including regular Sunday morning presence; flexibility required for occasional evening/weekend events.

Win Statement:
You win when staff stay in their ministry lanes, volunteers feel equipped and appreciated, systems hum with excellence, and theCHURCH grows in unity and readiness for what’s next.

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