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Roy Christian Church - Pastoral Ministry Resident - Salt Lake City, UT

Roy, Utah, United StatesOnsite · United States
parttime_fixed_term · Production, Guest Services, Operations, Kids, Worship, Students
POSTED 11 MAR 2025
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Roy Christian Church is seeking a Pastoral Resident to join their team. This opportunity is designed for emerging leaders who are passionate about ministry and eager to grow in pastoral leadership within a local church context.

Located in Roy, Utah, the church is committed to “leading people to life-changing connections with Jesus, His family, and the world,” with a strong emphasis on relational ministry, community engagement, and spiritual growth. The residency provides hands-on ministry experience, leadership development, and mentorship in a collaborative church environment. Residents will engage in various aspects of church life like discipleship, teaching, and community building while developing practical skills for long-term ministry impact.

This role is ideal for a young leader who desires to grow spiritually, gain real-world ministry experience, and contribute to a church focused on connection, growth, and outreach.

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Requirements

We are looking for someone who:

- is wanting a great "field experience" for their first steps in ministry

- coachable / teachable

- team player

- knows they want to be in full-time vocational ministry in a church

EXPECTED WORK HOURS: 15-20 HOURS

EXPECTED MONTHLY PAY: MINIMUM $1000 A MONTH + HOUSING

It doesn't matter to us where in your journey you are ... we'll walk with you.

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