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Valley Presbyterian Church – Early Childhood Ministry Leader

Do you delight in the wonder of young children? Are you passionate about helping children and families discover God’s love through play, story, creativity, and relationship?

At Valley Presbyterian Church, we believe even our youngest children are deeply capable of encountering God. We’re looking for a warm, creative, and collaborative leader to help nurture the faith of children ages 0–6 and support the families who love them.

The Early Childhood Ministry Leader partners with the Next Gen Director to cultivate meaningful faith experiences for young children and their families that reflect the theology and values of Valley Presbyterian Church.

You will design engaging Sunday morning experiences for children, support and encourage volunteers, and help create a welcoming environment where children and families can grow in faith and belonging.

This is a 10–12-hour-per-week position.
$28–$38/hour, depending on experience.

Regular Sunday morning attendance is required. Availability for a weekly Tuesday morning
staff meeting is also required, with in-person attendance preferred.

Key Responsibilities (Partial List):

  • Design and lead play-based faith experiences  for Sunday Ministry for children ages 0–6.
  • Prepare weekly materials and learning environments.
  • Maintain classroom supplies and resources.
  • Encourage, equip, and support volunteers.
  • Build caring relationships with children, parents, and caregivers.

For a full job description, including a list of all responsibilities, please download this PDF.

To Apply: 

Please send your résumé along with a brief statement describing:

  • Your experience working with young children, and
  • what draws you to early childhood faith formation

We will begin reviewing applications the last week of July. Please email your resume and statement to Apply@valleypreschurch.org.

We are looking for someone who sees this not simply as a job, but as an opportunity to nurture the spiritual lives of young children with care, creativity, and love.