Campus Pastor Application

Redeemer is stepping into a multisite future, and we’re looking for a Campus Pastor who can shepherd a congregation, preach the gospel with clarity and conviction, and keep us moving as one church in two locations. This role sits in that sweet spot between hands-on pastoring and aligned leadership—deeply invested in people and fully connected to the vision set by our elders and the strategic team.

Thank you for your interest in serving as Campus Pastor at Redeemer Church. This initial application helps us discern baseline theological alignment, pastoral instincts, and role fit. Candidates who advance will be invited to complete a longer questionnaire. Clarity matters more than polish.

Name*

First NameLast Name

Email*

example@example.com

Phone Number*

Please enter a valid phone number.

What city and state do you currently reside?*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Are you legally authorized to work in the US?*

YesNo

Are you able to relocate or commute to Lubbock?*

YesNo

Attach Resume/CV:*

How did you hear about this position?*

Digital/Social, Job Posting site, Website, Referral, etc?

Why are you interested in the Campus Pastor role at Redeemer Church, specifically?*

Briefly describe your current pastoral responsibilities. What occupies most of your time and energy?*

What excites you about shepherding a congregation within a multisite church rather than leading an independent organization?*

Before completing this section, please review the following documents:

Covenant Membership Commitments, Doctrinal Statements, and Elder Statements.

Do you affirm, with conviction, Redeemer Church's Covenant Membership Commitments, Doctrinal Statements, and Elder Statements.*

YesNo

If no, please explain. If yes, briefly name one area of strong alignment and one area that required you to think carefully or raised a question for you.*

Redeemer holds to gospel centrality and the sovereignty of God's grace in salvation. In your own words, describe (1) how a person is saved and (2) what roles God's sovereignty and human responsibility play.*

Describe a time you joyfully led under authority you did not personally set. What was challenging, and how did you remain aligned without becoming passive or cynical?*

In one paragraph, explain how you measure faithfulness in ministry when sending people out appears to weaken attendance or leadership strength in the short term.*

Is there anything in your theology, ministry philosophy, or personal history that you believe could become a point of tension in a role like this? (open and honest responses are valued more than completeness)*