Location: South Elgin,Illinois,United States
Do you gravitate towards situations involving planning, scheduling, and tending to details?
Are you someone who is very organized, and can manage multiple time-sensitive tasks while also making people feel valued and understood?
Do you have a heart for international and local missions and love the idea of supporting both of these important ministries?
The ideal candidate for this 20-hour-a-week role is someone who is highly detailed and organized and thrives on getting tasks done with excellence. This person will also excel in customer service and place the utmost priority on nurturing relationships with volunteers, ministry participants, and church staff. Working closely with both the international impact team and the community impact team, this person provides a high level of finance-related administrative support to these ministries. If being a central part of this dynamic team sounds like exactly what you have been looking for, and you have the spiritual gifts of organization, service, shepherding, and administration, we encourage you to consider applying through the link below.
Beginning with a group of six families in 1984, Christ Community Church has grown to over 5000 weekend attenders, including our DeKalb Campus in DeKalb County, our Aurora Campus in southern Kane County, and our Streamwood Campus in Cook County. A significant focus on reaching spiritually lost people has resulted in over 200 new believers being baptized each year. Christ Community had humble beginnings with services held in a rented movie theater. Weekly activities now take place in our 100,000 square foot St. Charles Campus with weekend celebration services held in our 2000 seat auditorium.
Jim Nicodem has been the senior pastor of Christ Community Church since its birth in 1984. Born and raised in the Midwest, Jim received his BA from Wheaton College, and his MDiv and DMin from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Jim is passionate about prayer and is the author of Prayer Coach, For All Who Want to Get Off the Bench and Onto the Praying Field.
