Career Opportunities with Forest Hill Church
Careers At Forest Hill Church
Current job opportunities are posted here as they become available.
The Worship Development Director is a new role designed to serve all Forest Hill campuses by providing musical leadership, creative development, and production oversight. This position focuses on equipping and supporting Worship Directors, Musical Directors, contractors, and volunteers to ensure musical excellence, spiritual leadership, and unity across every campus.
The primary focus of this role is leadership development and Sunday service execution. It emphasizes collaboration, alignment, and growth within the worship ministry. The Worship Development Director partners closely with the Lead of Worship to ensure that Forest Hill’s musical culture consistently reflects the church’s mission and values while advancing the musical development of every campus.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Lead and equip Musical Directors, Worship Directors, and volunteers in musical excellence and collaboration.
Oversee musical direction for Sunday services and special events, ensuring alignment with Forest Hill’s mission and worship DNA.
Musical Director for Sunday services.
Produce and arrange FHC original songs, creative arrangements, and live recordings in partnership with campus teams and the Lead of Worship.
Coordinate music production for Worship Nights, Central Events, and media projects, including custom scoring when needed.
Manage musical systems (Ableton, Planning Center, Box, etc.) to ensure consistency and readiness across campuses.
Collaborate with campus teams to maintain quality and continuity in musical execution and spiritual leadership.
Assist in worship leading across campuses as needed.
Foster spiritual growth and unity among musicians and leaders by modeling humility, excellence, and pastoral care.
Meet bi‑weekly with the Lead of Worship to plan initiatives, assess progress, and discuss development needs.
QUALIFICATIONS Education: Associate degree or equivalent in Music, Worship Arts, or a related field.
Experience: Minimum of 2 years in musical directing, composing, teaching, or production with a strong theological foundation in worship.
Mastery of at least two instruments (e.g., keys, guitar).
Advanced knowledge of music theory, composition, and vocal arranging.
Proficiency with music production software (Ableton, Logic, Reason, etc.).
Knowledge: Ability to arrange and adapt across a variety of genres (pop, gospel, R&B, Latin, rock, etc.).
Excellent relational and pastoral leadership skills.
Collaborative and team‑oriented.
Deep alignment with Forest Hill’s mission and values.
Demonstrates professionalism, discretion, and spiritual maturity.
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Performance will be evaluated annually by the Lead of Worship based on:
Musical and production excellence.
Effectiveness in equipping and supporting Musical Directors and Worship staff.
Contribution to creativity, collaboration, and unity across campuses.
Alignment with Forest Hill Church’s mission, culture, and values.
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Careers At Forest Hill Church
Current job opportunities are posted here as they become available.
The Worship Development Director is a new role designed to serve all Forest Hill campuses by providing musical leadership, creative development, and production oversight. This position focuses on equipping and supporting Worship Directors, Musical Directors, contractors, and volunteers to ensure musical excellence, spiritual leadership, and unity across every campus.
The primary focus of this role is leadership development and Sunday service execution. It emphasizes collaboration, alignment, and growth within the worship ministry. The Worship Development Director partners closely with the Lead of Worship to ensure that Forest Hill’s musical culture consistently reflects the church’s mission and values while advancing the musical development of every campus.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Lead and equip Musical Directors, Worship Directors, and volunteers in musical excellence and collaboration.
Oversee musical direction for Sunday services and special events, ensuring alignment with Forest Hill’s mission and worship DNA.
Musical Director for Sunday services.
Produce and arrange FHC original songs, creative arrangements, and live recordings in partnership with campus teams and the Lead of Worship.
Coordinate music production for Worship Nights, Central Events, and media projects, including custom scoring when needed.
Manage musical systems (Ableton, Planning Center, Box, etc.) to ensure consistency and readiness across campuses.
Collaborate with campus teams to maintain quality and continuity in musical execution and spiritual leadership.
Assist in worship leading across campuses as needed.
Foster spiritual growth and unity among musicians and leaders by modeling humility, excellence, and pastoral care.
Meet bi‑weekly with the Lead of Worship to plan initiatives, assess progress, and discuss development needs.
QUALIFICATIONS Education: Associate degree or equivalent in Music, Worship Arts, or a related field.
Experience: Minimum of 2 years in musical directing, composing, teaching, or production with a strong theological foundation in worship.
Mastery of at least two instruments (e.g., keys, guitar).
Advanced knowledge of music theory, composition, and vocal arranging.
Proficiency with music production software (Ableton, Logic, Reason, etc.).
Knowledge: Ability to arrange and adapt across a variety of genres (pop, gospel, R&B, Latin, rock, etc.).
Excellent relational and pastoral leadership skills.
Collaborative and team‑oriented.
Deep alignment with Forest Hill’s mission and values.
Demonstrates professionalism, discretion, and spiritual maturity.
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Performance will be evaluated annually by the Lead of Worship based on:
Musical and production excellence.
Effectiveness in equipping and supporting Musical Directors and Worship staff.
Contribution to creativity, collaboration, and unity across campuses.
Alignment with Forest Hill Church’s mission, culture, and values.
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