Summary: The Finance Director exemplifies the Christian philosophy of St. John’s Lutheran Church’s mission statement in all aspects of day-to day duties and responsibilities. The Director is a strategic thinker with a strong foundation in business concepts and practices. This position oversees the reconciliation, monitoring, and reporting processes. Working closely with the Executive Director for Strategic Services and the Director of Business Operations, this position identifies fiscal opportunities and challenges found through the reporting processes for various ministries. This position is also responsible for spearheading the budgeting process and maintaining strong fiscal stewardship of offerings, tuition income and designated gifts. The Finance Director will have broad knowledge of accounting, financial planning, investments, and budgets.
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St. John’s Mission is to deliver the restorative hope of Jesus.
We work to nurture disciples of Christ who worship weekly, stay connected to the Word of God, serve Him with their lives.
THE GOSPEL
St. John's Lutheran Church is a church focused first and foremost on the gospel of Jesus Christ. This gospel declares to us that God isn't angry, wrathful or disassociated from his people. Rather God, through his Son Jesus Christ, is shown to be merciful, forgiving,
loving and deeply committed to mankind in a personal manner.
THE BIBLE
The focus of our teaching is from the Holy Bible which we confess is the inspired Word of God. That Bible dictates all of our teaching and practice. We believe that the Bible's main purpose is to show us Jesus and that through Jesus we have eternal life. (John
20:21-22) Our sermons and studies are filled with the Good News of God's love and are rooted in the Word of God.
THE TRINITY
St. John's teaches and responds to the love of the Triune God: the Father, creator of all that exists; Jesus Christ, the Son, who became human to suffer and die for the sins of all human beings and to rise to life again in the ultimate victory over death and
Satan; and the Holy Spirit, who creates faith through God's Word and Sacraments. The three persons of the Trinity are coequal and coeternal, one God.