A Childcare Caregiver’s primary responsibility is to provide direct care for children ages birth and up. A Caregiver welcomes each family and their children in a cheerful manner, and cares for and engages with children while their parents volunteer or attend classes, small groups, activities, or other events at the church. Childcare Caregivers ensure that children have the most positive experience possible while in the church’s care. Childcare is one of the most valuable programs in the church as it allows parents with young children to grow or live out their faith in various learning or serving opportunities within St. Luke’s. 

The Director of Outreach will provide dynamic leadership and oversight to all missions and justice ministries of St. Luke’s, formulating vision, strategic partnerships, and developing leaders.

The Director of Technical Arts' (DTA) role is to design and oversee the execution of the technical (audio/lighting/sate/set design) and production elements for Sunday services and other ministry and community events requiring production support at St. Luke's UMC on 86th Street and in our emerging Broad Ripple location. Crucial to fulfilling this role is the recruitment, development, and scheduling of production volunteer teams. The DTA's primary task is to equip volunteers for meaningful ministry service in the technical arts. 

The full-time Evening & Weekend Facilities coordinator will have a wide variety of responsibilities related to building management primarily focused on evenings and weekends and varied days. The expectations include the standard facilities team member tasks as stated here: Responsibilities will include (but are not limited to) building cleaning, room set-ups, routine building maintenance and grounds management. This position requires a professional presentation and communication, strong skills in teamwork and time-management, an ability to maintain focus while working individually, as well as the physical ability to perform the demands of the job.