Director of Music Ministry

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, North Wales, 2026

The DMM is responsible for overall planning, implementation and growth of a diverse and dynamic worship and music ministry, covering all aspects of worship.

• Collaborate with Pastor and staff in worship planning and liturgical changes throughout the year.
• Conduct weekly rehearsals (from September – May) for the adult choir, Bell Choirs and lead special choir pieces with an expanded choir at least 2-3 times a year.
• Recruit volunteer musicians of all ages, especially children and youth, and invite them to join St. Peter’s music program.
• Attend regular staff meetings (Zoom or in‑person).
• Meet with the Worship and Music Committee at least twice a year, or as needed for feedback, short and long‑term planning ideas and budget management.
• Incorporate both traditional and contemporary music into the worship services. Foster the involvement of instrumental or vocal arrangements by our musicians and local artists.
• Select and provide organ/piano music for all Sunday morning services and other seasonal services of the church such as Christmas Eve, Ash Wednesday, Wednesdays in Lent, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.
• Provide organ music for weddings and funerals held at the church, consulting with wedding couples or families if requested. For these services the organist will receive an additional fee for the ceremony and rehearsal, if requested, as specified in the church policy. The services of another organist may be used with the permission of the regular organist.
• Oversee the maintenance of the music library and key church instruments, including the 1903 Durner tracker organ, new (3/24) Yamaha C6X Grand Piano in sanctuary, piano in Fellowship Hall, electronic keyboard, 5 Octaves of Handbells and percussion instruments.
• Be Zoom and Tech savvy (ability to record live music and upload to Vimeo or Google Drive, aid with web updates in Music area).
• Maintain professional competency by practicing, performing and attending continued education sessions. Membership in organizations such as American Guild of Organists, Choristers Guild, ALCM, etc. is highly recommended.

Compensation is commensurate with experience and responsibilities.

• Strong keyboard skills, preferably including organ and piano.
• Experience directing choirs, handbells, soloists, or volunteer church musicians.
• Familiarity with Lutheran worship, liturgical music, and a variety of sacred musical styles is preferred.
• Ability to work collaboratively with clergy, staff, volunteers, and congregational leaders.
• Strong communication, organization, and interpersonal skills.
• A welcoming spirit and commitment to helping music deepen faith and strengthen community.

Weekly Time Commitment: 25 – 30 hours

Paid Personal Days: 20 (or 4 weeks)

Street Address: 211 South Main Street

Zip Code/Postal Code: 19454

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