We are seeking an experienced, motivated Director of Music Ministry to develop and direct music programs that contribute to the ministry and growth of our church, a suburban congregation with a tradition of music excellence. The successful candidate will possess proven leadership skills and will be an accomplished choir director and organist/pianist. Responsibilities include: -- Direct and lead the 22+ voice adult chancel choir weekly in one 10:30am Sunday service, with one weekly rehearsal.
-- Perform on the 1965 Austin pipe organ, extensively renovated in 2008.
-- Provide music for all services, weddings and funerals of the church. Present seasonal concerts and recitals.
-- Plan all services at weekly meetings and develop new programs to attract new members working closely with Senior and Assistant Ministers.
Community Congregational Church (UCC), located in Short Hills, NJ, 20 miles west of NYC, is a welcoming family of faith. Our congregation strongly values our music program, ranging in style from traditional church classical music through contemporary.
For a more information and an application, visit our website at www.communitychurch.org
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