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Meet First Baptist Church of Round Rock

At FBC Round Rock, we feel called to take the Gospel to the Nations, and we believe that goal begins at home. The Austin Metro area is home to hundreds of ethnicities, and our own Round Rock community becomes more diverse every day. The harvest is ripe! We are praying God will use us to bring in the harvest at home, even as we send out others to bring in the harvest around the world.

About the Minister of Music and Worship

Oversee all music events and services within FBC, including choir, band, orchestra, sound engineering, and worship live streaming. Lead the First Baptist Church in worship and music education. Arrange a wide variety of music for church services which encourage a worshipful atmosphere. Conduct choir and church band/orchestra practices, training singers and musicians to skillfully prepare for services.

The Minister of Music and Worship’s responsibilities include:

Responsibilities

• Maintain a strong personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
• Formulate and manage goals and objectives for music ministry.
• Plan and administer music ministry finances.
• Plan, coordinate, and lead worship services and special music events in the church.
• Maintain and plan for the audio equipment in the sanctuary.
• Select the music used in the worship services in coordination with the Senior Pastor.
• Conduct regular rehearsals with all vocal and instrumental elements of music ministry and oversee age-graded music ministries.
• Develop and maintain a harmonious relationship with church staff and members.
• Attend retreats and seminars that relate to Music Ministry as needed.
• Invest in personal/professional development as needed.
• Visit hospitals on assigned days.
• Provide pastoral counseling.
• Participate in outreach.
• Attend weekly staff meetings.
• Maintain adequate office hours to meet the availability demands of the position.
• Be a member of First Baptist Church.
• Fulfill responsibilities in a manner that is consistent with the New Testament doctrine as understood by First Baptist Church of Round Rock.

What you bring

The following describes many of the characteristics of the ideal candidate for the Minister of Music and Worship:

Education and Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in music; Master’s degree in Church Music from an accredited Baptist seminary preferred.
• Experience at leading worship in a Southern Baptist Church.
• Three or more years of experience working with church music ministries.
• An attested call to the church music ministry, including teaching proclaiming the gospel, nurturing spiritual growth, and leadership development.
• Must reflect and embody a commitment to Jesus Christ and the Church.
• Must be pursuing personal and spiritual growth.
• Demonstrate qualities of a Christ-like character, as listed in Galatians 5:22-23.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Positive people skills.
• Ability to lead congregational singing.
• Demonstrated ability to read, interpret, and direct written music.
• Strong organizational and administrative skills.
• Ability to listen effectively and to communicate clearly, both orally and in written form.
• Exceptional speaking skills and the ability to speak confidently before groups.
• Ability to identify and implement opportunities for cooperative activities with other ministries in the church.
• Ability to use technology and necessary software effectively.
• Ability to maintain current knowledge of church trends, training and curriculum.
• Strong leadership with a positive, encouraging ability to delegate.
• Ability to develop and implement plans.
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What it’s like to live in Round Rock, TX

Living in Round Rock, Texas, offers a blend of suburban comfort and convenient access to city amenities. It’s a family-friendly community with highly rated schools, safe neighborhoods, and plenty of parks and recreational spaces, making it ideal for those raising children or looking for a quieter lifestyle. The cost of living is generally more affordable than nearby Austin, and the city’s growing economy provides good job opportunities while still maintaining a small-town feel. Residents enjoy a mix of shopping, dining, and local events, though daily life is often car-dependent, and traffic can be a challenge during peak hours. Summers are hot and humid, and while the city is quieter than a bustling urban center, it offers a welcoming community atmosphere for people of all ages.