Purpose of the Role: The Production Lead position exists to help convey the message of the Gospel and the Church across multiple channels with world-class execution.

Primary Responsibilities:
Oversight of production and its corresponding teams during in-person and online services,
Live video recordings (worship experiences, messages, amongst other viseo projects that support other departments.
Content creation for in service and online platforms.

Must have:
Previous experience AV production and video editing,
A strong understanding and ability for team building and development
Passion to share stories and a heart for declaring Jesus in creative ways.

Good to have:
Knowledge of Adobe Suite (Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, etc).
Ability to work well under short turn arounds.

Assist the Facilities Team of Cornerstone Church with various janitorial and facilities tasks to ensure that the building and property are clean, safe and fully functional.

Primary Responsibilities:
General facility cleaning (offices, restrooms, hallways, exterior grounds, sanctuary, etc)
Room preparation for special use (chair/table set-up, etc)
Event set-up and tear down (including item assembly and assistance as needed)
Equipment maintenance and organization
Special build projects
Room renovations

The Infant Lead Teacher for Play Pals Daycare is passionate about providing a warm, safe and nurturing environment for children aged 6 weeks to 18 months old to thrive. They are concerned with ensuring that children receive abundant attention as an extension of the care received from their primary caregivers.

The Toddler Lead Teacher for Play Pals Daycare is passionate about providing a warm, safe and nurturing environment for children aged 18 months to 3 years old to thrive. They are concerned with ensuring that children receive abundant attention as an extension of the care received from their primary caregivers.

The Teacher Assistant for Play Pals Daycare is passionate about providing a warm, safe and nurturing environment for children from the age of 6 weeks to 5 years old to thrive. They are concerned with ensuring that children receive abundant attention as an extension of the care received from their primary caregivers.