Programme Executive

Roles & Responsibilities

Work alongside and provide support to the Worship & Music team and Pastors in planning and organising, implementation and ensuring the smooth running of the services, events, trainings and activities in the Worship & Music ministry.

This role will entail regular office hours but may require the individual to occasionally work on evenings and weekends (Holy Communion weeks and special services/events). All efforts will be made to keep such occasional work to a minimum, with appropriate time-off-in-lieu granted.

MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Organise, implement, execute, and manage operational workflows in the Worship & Music ministry, in close communication and collaboration with Pastoral Team Staff, Pastors, and laity. These include:

A) Service Planning

• Prepare the slides for the English services weekly, using relevant software tools
• Ensure that the liturgical cloths in the relevant worship venues are maintained and changed according to the liturgical seasons
• Oversee the care and maintenance of the liturgical furnishings in the various worship venues (including individual kneeling cushions, candles, altar book stand, standing cross, etc)
• Ensure that the Altar Books in the relevant worship venues are updated with the correct Great Thanksgiving at each Communion Service
• Maintain the stock of Holy Communion elements, including ordering, checking for expiry, and storing in a reverent manner elements that have been consecrated
• Prepare the Holy Communion elements in the trays and ensure that they are brought to their respective worship venues each week
• Liaise with relevant 3rd parties for special offerings (including getting slides/videos from them)
• Submit song reports to CCLI
• Record minutes for the Service Team Meetings and W&M Staff Team Minutes

B) Worship Services

• Roster ushers for all regular English services at the Barker Road campus, including special services
• Roster Communion Assistants for all regular English services at the Barker Road campus, including special services as required
• Brief Communion Assistants on the process and procedure for serving Holy Communion
• Assign Communion Assistants to their stations at each worship venue
• Support the pastors' office in ad-hoc activities including special services, baptism interviews, and staff devotions

C) Floral Ministry

• Serve as liaison with the floral ministry

D) Others:

• Support the implementation of tools, courses, materials, and technologies
• Provide inputs and feedback on the general spiritual health of the ministry (including its volunteers), based on observations made during the course of work
• Execute all programmes and activities with sound budgeting and financial management
• Execute all programmes and activities in compliance with church policies and guidelines
• To carry out additional responsibilities when assigned by pastors or immediate supervisors in current ministry and/or other ministries

QUALIFICATIONS

• Diploma and above in any closely-related field

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE AND SKILLSETS

• An understanding of the liturgy of the Methodist Church
• Able to work independently under minimal supervision
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills (being able to communicate and collaborate effectively with various levels of staff and lay congregants)
• Strong administrative and organisational skills, meticulous with attention to detail
• An innovative team player, self-motivated, and pro-active
• Able to manage conflict professionally and with humility and respect
• Willingness and ability to leverage new technologies, where appropriate

Tell employers what skills you have
Organisational Skills
Liturgy
Service Planning
Administration
Attention to Detail
basic IT skills
Team Player
Humility
Excellent Interpersonal Communication Skills
Able To Work Independently
Positive Can-do Attitude

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