Position Requirements: The primary purpose of the Campus Project Manager is to support the Campus Department by playing a key role in leading, planning and implementing essential projects that enhance the department's overall effectiveness and impact.
HEART (Passions + Purpose)
- Demonstrate a stable, mature Christian walk, reflecting the fruit of the Spirit.
(Gal 5:22-23) - Maintain a strong, personal relationship with God, exemplifying a disciplined worship plan through prayer, Bible study, and financial giving of tithes and offerings.
- Steward well church and personal finances, relations, time, and health
- Help transform lives by regularly inviting others to our church services
- Emotional health and balance between handling multiple, fast-paced projects simultaneously
- Belief and understanding of TC’s culture code, core behaviors, and C.O.R.E leadership
- Passion for Representing God to the Lost & Found
- Willing to become a member of TC and submit to the direction of the pastors and Lead Staff
- Passion for putting Christ in the middle of a culture
HAND (Expectations + Duties):
- Provide general administrative, clerical, and project support to ensure smooth daily operations.
- Manage calendars, expense reports, and scheduling needs with accuracy and efficiency.
- Collaborate across divisions and departments to support cohesive ministry efforts.
- Create and maintain systems that enhance communication, collaboration, and operational workflows.
- Conduct data gathering and research to inform decision-making and project planning.
- Recurring project oversight of: Campus Events Family Dinner, Meet the Pastors, The DIG Campus Experience, Family Room, and Internship Support
- All other duties as assigned
HEAD (Knowledge + Training):
- REQUIRED: Minimum two years of administrative experience
- Minimum two years of ministry experience preferred
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to handle confidential information with discretion and professionalism
- Strong organizational skills, detail-oriented, and good time management skills.
- Self-starter and ability to work under pressure, including troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
- Ability to meet deadlines and goals while managing multiple tasks
- Proficient computer skills with Apple, Microsoft, and Google products and the ability to learn TC-used databases and technologies