Seasonal Sunday role preparing, supporting, and restoring ministry spaces for services and events. Execute setup and teardown, perform janitorial tasks, cover service duties, and maintain safe, clean, and welcoming classrooms and worship environments. Requires reliability, teamwork, attention to detail, and physical ability to lift and perform manual tasks.
Description
In this seasonal set up role on our Care Team you will prepare, support, and restore ministry spaces so that children, families, and leaders can fully engage in worship and learning without distraction. You will serve the church by ensuring classrooms and worship environments are set up with care before services and returned with excellence afterward, creating a safe, welcoming, and well-functioning space where ministry can thrive.
This is a seasonal position requiring work on Sundays. The pay rate for this position is $15 - $16 per hour and benefits include the ability to earn paid time off.
Responsibilities:
- Executes setup and teardown with care and precision, following established standards so spaces are restored well after each service
- Perform general janitorial duties to preserve the cleanliness of the campus
- Complete service coverage duties during service times and special events
Success is defined as...
Success in this role is defined by the ability to create a prepared, welcoming, and distraction-free environment where ministry can flourish. A successful Care Team member consistently:
- Ensures classrooms and worship spaces are fully set up on time, clean, safe, and ready before families and volunteers arrive
- Executes setup and teardown with care and precision, following established standards so spaces are restored well after each service
- Anticipates needs by noticing details that impact the experience of children, families, and volunteers (supplies, room flow, cleanliness, safety)
- Supports the worship and service environment by preparing spaces that allow leaders and families to focus on God without logistical distractions
- Works dependably and collaboratively with the Care Team and ministry staff, arriving on time and completing responsibilities without needing reminders
- Models consistency and stewardship, treating church spaces and resources with respect and ownership
Requirements
Preferred Skills and Experience
- Good Time Management Skills
- Strong Customer Focus
- Team-Oriented
- Action-oriented
- Reliability/High Personal Responsibility
- Customer service experience or janitorial service would be helpful for this role
- Able to lift up to 50lbs
- Requires bending and lifting and using cleaning chemicals
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