Catholic Music Director / Musician

Mack Global; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 56,826 - 80,934; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay of $50.00 per hour

Additional paid hours for special services

Supportive and faith-focused environment

Job summary

Mack Global is seeking a dedicated Catholic Music Director to oversee the music ministry at McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas. This rewarding role involves planning and leading music for various Catholic services, directing choir rehearsals, and enhancing worship experiences.

The ideal candidate will have at least two years of experience directing music in a Catholic environment and a strong knowledge of both liturgical traditions and contemporary Catholic music. Competitive pay of $50 per hour is offered, along with additional paid hours for special services.

Qualifications

• At least two years of continuous experience directing music in a Catholic church or chapel.
• Strong knowledge of Catholic liturgy and worship traditions.
• Ability to read music and teach vocal harmony.

Responsibilities

• Lead and direct choir rehearsals and performances.
• Coordinate music selections with the Catholic Chaplain or presiding priest.
• Recruit, train, and support volunteer choir members and musicians.

Skills

Experience directing music in a Catholic church

Knowledge of Catholic liturgy and worship traditions

Leading choirs and congregational singing

Reading music and teaching vocal harmony

Knowledge of traditional and contemporary Catholic music

Job description

Catholic Music Director / Musician—$50.00 Per Hour (working approx 2 hours a week) – McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas

Are you an experienced Catholic musician who understands the traditions, liturgy, and music of the Roman Catholic Church? Do you have the ability to lead a choir, inspire congregational singing, and create a meaningful worship experience through music?

The Role

Community Chapel is seeking a dedicated Catholic Music Director to oversee and lead the Catholic music ministry. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled musician who enjoys supporting worship through music while working closely with clergy, volunteers, and the congregation.

As our Catholic Music Director, you will plan, organize, and lead music for weekly Catholic services, Holy Days of Obligation, funerals, sacramental celebrations, and other special worship events. You will direct choir rehearsals, coordinate music selections, and ensure all musical elements support the liturgy and enhance the worship experience.

The Catholic Music Director will also recruit and support volunteer singers and musicians while maintaining a high-quality music program that aligns with Catholic liturgical guidelines.

If you are an experienced Catholic Music Director looking for a rewarding opportunity to support Catholic worship through music, we would love to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and direct choir rehearsals and performances
• Coordinate music selections with the Catholic Chaplain or presiding priest
• Recruit, train, and support volunteer choir members and musicians
• Schedule and organize weekly rehearsals
• Provide sheet music in advance of rehearsals
• Ensure audio/visual equipment is properly set up and tested
• Maintain attendance records and music program documentation
• Support special services including Holy Week, Christmas, funerals, confirmations, and First Holy Communion celebrations
• Monitor music equipment and communicate any maintenance needs

The Benefits

• Competitive pay of $50.00 per hour
• Opportunity to lead and shape a respected Catholic music program
• Additional paid hours for special services throughout the year
• Supportive and faith-focused environment
• Opportunity to work closely with clergy and parish volunteers

The Person

• At least two years of continuous experience directing music in a Catholic church or chapel
• Strong knowledge of Catholic liturgy and worship traditions
• Experience leading choirs and congregational singing
• Ability to read music and teach vocal harmony
• Knowledge of traditional, liturgical, Latin, and contemporary Catholic music
• Excellent organizational and communication skills
• A reference from a Catholic priest or music directorA commitment to maintaining high standards of worship music