Sylvania UCC Posting Office Manager Position
Many of you will remember that when Diane Christopherson began serving as our Office Manager/Administrative Assistant, the position was noted as “interim.” That was intentional because our church had seen a lot of transition over the last several years. We now have a senior pastor who has been with us for a year and a half. We have strengthened and solidified our staff with the additions of Mary Meadows and Jennifer Vasquez. We have learned how to cope at least moderately well with the Coronavirus. We are ready now to take a deeper look at that Office Manager/Administrative Assistant position as it relates to our “Growing Forward in Faith.”
Below is the ad we have posted in The Blade and on several websites. We would encourage you to spread the word about this position to any and all persons you think might be interested and who might help us as we grow God’s church in this place. We are encouraging Diane to be one of those persons who applies. Please keep this process and the nudging of God’s spirit in your prayers.
Sylvania United Church of Christ, Sylvania, Ohio is seeking an Office Manager who would be responsible for the efficient operation of the church office and administering tasks to support the ministries and mission of Sylvania UCC. This part-time position requires an onsite presence Monday-Friday for 30 hours weekly.
The successful candidate will have related educational or work experience as an administrative assistant or office manager, proficiency in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and office tools. The ability to use database programs, websites, social media, and other technology is essential to support ministry needs. A commitment to excellence, flexibility, comfort working with diverse individuals, and excellent interpersonal skills are essential for a successful candidate.
Please send cover letter and resume by email to: patsylvaniaucc@gmail.com
Click here to see the position description
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