Band Director

Welcome to Harvest Christian Fellowship, a vibrant, non-denominational church founded in 1973 by Pastor Greg Laurie in Riverside, California. For over five decades, our mission has been simple yet profound:
Knowing God and Making Him Known. We are a community of believers dedicated to fostering a deep relationship with Jesus Christ and sharing His love with the world.

Harvest began humbly as a Bible study led by a young Greg Laurie during the Jesus People movement of the late 1960s. What started in a small gathering has grown into a multi-campus ministry with locations in Riverside, Orange County, and Maui. Today, with a weekly attendance of over 9,000 people, Harvest remains committed to biblical teaching, authentic worship, and meaningful fellowship.

In 1990, Pastor Greg launched the Harvest Crusades, a large-scale evangelistic event that has reached millions with the Gospel.

At Harvest, we believe in the transformative power of the Bible as God’s Word. Our core values center on:

• Worship:
  Engaging in heartfelt, Christ-centered worship.
• Teaching:
  Providing sound biblical teaching to equip believers for life and faith.
• Community:
  Building authentic relationships through small groups, ministries, and outreach.
• Service:
  Serving others locally and globally, reflecting Christ’s love in action.

With campuses in Southern California and Hawaii, Harvest is a place where everyone is welcome. Whether you’re exploring faith for the first time or seeking a deeper connection with God, you’ll find a home here. Our services feature dynamic worship, relevant messages, and opportunities to connect through ministries like Harvest Kids, Youth, Young Adults, Men’s (Valor), Women’s (Virtue), and Harvest Groups.

Job Summary

The Band Director will teach students how to play instruments, supervise students, manage the classroom, plan concerts and much more. They serve with integrity, honesty and knowledge that promotes the culture, values and Harvest’s mission.

Essential Functions

• Control set up of practice area.
• Supervise students as they set up and tear down equipment.
• Teach rhythm, note reading, and skills needed to play music.
• Plan set up for concerts.
• Plan optional outside performances.
• Contact and update parents with necessary information.
• Classroom management.
• Physical requirements with or without accommodations include: ability to lift up to 50 lbs consistently, prolonged periods of sitting, standing, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, kneeling, squatting, crawling, and reaching. Prolonged periods of looking at the computer, keyboard usage. Repetitive hand and foot motion.
• Duties are not exhaustive and are subject to change at any time.