Hospitality Coordinator

Hospitality Coordinator

New Heights Bentonville  |  Job Description

Hours: 15 hours weekly, part-time. 

Reports to: Derek Barnett, Executive Pastor

Classification: Part-time

Compensation: $16,000 to $18,000  annually, based on experience

A NOTE ON THIS POSITION

New Heights Bentonville is a religious organization. Every person on our staff represents this church to our members, our guests, and our commu ity.

As a religious employer, we hire people who share our faith, affirm our doctrinal statement, and live in a way consistent with our convictions. This applies to every position on our staff.

ABOUT NEW HEIGHTS

New Heights Bentonville is a non-denominational evangelical church in Bentonville, Arkansas, in the heart of one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. We are a church of 800+ that holds to historic Christian doctrine and exists to make disciples who love God passionately and love people tangibly. We are in a season of growth, including a new building project and a 2030 vision that is shaping every area of our ministry.

WHY THIS ROLE EXISTS

Most people decide whether they will come back before anyone preaches a word. They decide it in the parking lot, at the door, and in the first ninety seconds inside the building.

We have first-time guests every Sunday. Some of them are visiting a church for the first time in years. Some have never been.

This is a volunteer leadership role. Sunday morning runs on about [50] volunteers across nine teams. Your job is to make sure every one of those spots is filled by someone who is trained, scheduled, and glad to be there.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

Lead the Sunday Morning Experience

• Own the guest experience from the parking lot to the seat
• Oversee Sunday morning teams: Ambassadors, Greeters, Ushers, Parking, Coffee, Communion, Donuts, Security, and Offering
• Ensure setup and teardown of hospitality spaces and supplies
• Monitor parking placement and flow for safety and accessibility
• Ensure connection cards and first-time guest information are collected and routed to the ministry team the same day
• Coordinate parking lot treatment in inclement weather

Recruit and Develop Volunteers

• Recruit, train, and schedule volunteers across all hospitality teams
• Maintain a volunteer roster with enough depth that no team runs short
• Ensure every hospitality volunteer completes a background check
• Hold regular gatherings for training, vision, prayer, and encouragement
• Pray with and spiritually encourage volunteers, and build a culture of joy and service
• Cast vision for hospitality as a ministry of the church, not a set of tasks

Coordinate Safety

• Collaborate with the security team and off-duty officers
• Ensure volunteers know entry points, protocols, and their role in the church emergency response plan
• Participate in emergency drills and training as scheduled
• Communicate hospitality plans that affect safety and access

Ensure Access for Everyone

• Maintain accessible parking, entry, and seating
• Coordinate assistance for guests with mobility, hearing, or other needs

Own Signage and Wayfinding

• Maintain interior and exterior signage so a first-time guest can find the auditorium, kids check-in, and restrooms without asking
• Update materials and signage through the rebrand and the building transition
• Signage design and production are approved by the Executive Pastor and produced with the creative team

Support Special Services and Events

• Plan and lead hospitality for baptisms, membership classes, Christmas Eve, Easter, vision nights, and ministry fairs
• Coordinate hospitality for funerals, weddings, and memorial services
• Support all-church events as assigned

Manage Administration and Supplies

• Maintain schedules, rosters, and volunteer communication
• Track and record weekly attendance and report to the Executive Pastor
• Track supply inventory and place orders within the approved budget
• Submit receipts and stay within the approved hospitality budget
• Coordinate with the facilities team on setup, cleaning, and maintenance needs
• Report monthly to the Executive Pastor on volunteer fill rate and hospitality team health
• Other duties as assigned by the Executive Pastor

Be Part of the Team

• Attend the weekly Sunday service planning meeting
• Attend staff meetings, retreats, and planning seasons as scheduled
• Contribute beyond hospitality where your gifts fit the need

Support the Building Transition

• Contribute to planning for parking flow, entry points, and guest experience at the New Hope Road facility
• Recruit and train additional volunteers as the transition timeline requires

Transition planning is a shared effort led by the Executive Pastor. Scope and hours for this work will be defined together as the timeline develops.

WHAT 15 HOURS LOOKS LIKE

• Sunday morning, arrival through teardown: 5 hours
• Volunteer recruiting, training, and scheduling: 5 hours
• Sunday service planning meeting: 1.25 hours
• Supplies, planning, administration, and reporting: 2.75 hours
• Flex: 1 hour

Special event weeks and seasonal pushes may run to 18 hours. The Executive Pastor will approve hours above the normal rhythm in advance.

WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE IN YEAR ONE

• Every hospitality team is fully staffed with trained, background-checked volunteers
• Connection cards and guest information reach the ministry team the same day, every week
• A guest can find the auditorium, kids check-in, and a restroom without asking anyone
• Volunteers show up because they want to, not because you called them Saturday night
• You have helped get our volunteer teams ready for the New Hope Road building before we walk into it

We will set specific targets together and review them at 90 days, six months, and one year.

WHAT WE GIVE YOU

• Weekly time with the Executive Pastor
• A real budget and the authority to spend it
• An expense account for meals with volunteers
• Access to our pastoral staff for personal care
• Opportunity for expanded hours and responsibility as we move into the new building. For the right person with the right gift mix, this role can grow toward full-time.
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WHO YOU ARE

• You notice the person standing alone and you go talk to them
• You are organized. Schedules, rosters, and supplies do not slip
• You recruit well and people say yes when you ask
• You stay calm when the coffee runs out and the parking lot is full
• You are proactive and responsive in your communication
• You are a growing follower of Jesus who is committed to the authority of Scripture
• You are a team player who works well across staff, volunteers, and security personnel
• You have a heart for people who are far from God

REQUIREMENTS

• A personal, professing faith in Jesus Christ and active participation in the life of a local church
• Experience in hospitality, volunteer coordination, or ministry leadership preferred
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Consistent Sunday morning presence and reliability. This role cannot be covered week to week
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation for supply errands
• Agreement with the beliefs, mission, and doctrinal statement of New Heights Bentonville
• A life and conduct consistent with the beliefs and doctrinal statement of New Heights Bentonville, including our convictions on sexuality, marriage, integrity, and speech
• Availability every Sunday morning, including holidays
• Availability for the weekly Sunday service planning meeting
• Availability for special services and events outside Sunday mornings
• Covenant membership at New Heights within 90 days of hire, and ongoing participation in a community group
• Successful completion of a background check and completion of periodic rescreening as required

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

This role includes standing and walking for extended periods, moving between the parking lot and the building in all weather, lifting and carrying supplies up to 25  pounds, and setting up and tearing down event spaces.

HIRING PROCESS

Application review, phone screen with the Executive Pastor, in-person interview with the Executive Pastor and a hospitality team lead, and a Sunday morning observation. We will keep you informed at each stage.

HOW TO APPLY

Apply online at NHBentonville.com/jobs. We are reviewing applications on a rolling basis with a target start date of Fall 2026

NEW HEIGHTS BENTONVILLE STAFF VALUES

1. Trust: “We are trustworthy people, building trust with guests, members, and staff through integrity, reliability, and authenticity.”
2. Honor: “We serve, respect, and defend one another, pursuing healthy conflict to strengthen relationships and ministry impact.”
3. Clarity: “We over-communicate and strive for clarity in all interactions to ensure alignment and understanding.”
4. Grit: “We work hard, take ownership, and embrace faith-filled risks to advance God’s kingdom.”
5. Growth: “We pursue personal and spiritual growth and are committed to fostering growth in others through discipleship and encouragement.”

This job description describes the general nature of the position and is not a complete list of duties. Responsibilities may change as ministry needs change. This document does not constitute a contract of employment. Employment with New Heights Bentonville is at will.

New Heights Church

Bentonville, Arkansas - United States

Denomination: Non-Denominational

Church Size: 750-1000

Website: https://www.nhbentonville.com/

Who We Are:

Here’s a snapshot of what we are currently working toward. We hope and pray that by 2030, this can be said of New Heights Bentonville:

• We are passionate disciples united by our absolute love for Jesus Christ. It’s all about Him and all for His glory.

• We are a generous and welcoming church where every person is seen, known, and grows in their love for God. Everyone has a place here.

• We are hungry for God’s Word and desperate for the Holy Spirit’s empowerment. The story of our church is unexplainable apart from the presence of God.

• We equip everyone to live a life of faith, from the curious seeker to the committed disciple. Hundreds of people have come to faith, and by God's grace, we are making disciples across every stage of life.

• We are a safe place to be a person in process; we care for the hurting and are known for our tangible love.

• Marriages are thriving, kids are trusting in Jesus, and families with special needs are finding rest. Spiritual community is robust and life-giving. Everyone is connected to a group where they are growing in the Gospel.

• We send disciples to their neighborhoods and to the nations to share the good news of Jesus. We are more than talk. We're risk-takers for the Kingdom. We have planted churches, started a prayer room, and launched businesses and non-profits to meet real needs in our city.

Core Beliefs:

• We believe the Bible is the inspired Word of God and is the final authority in life and doctrine.

• We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

• We believe in the full deity and humanity of Jesus

• We believe in the substitutionary and atoning death of Jesus

• We believe in salvation by grace alone through faith in Jesus

• We believe in the virgin birth of Jesus, his sinless life, his miracles, his visible and bodily resurrection, his ascension to the right hand of the Father, and His visible and bodily return.

• We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit who indwells believers and empowers them to live

• a godly life

• We believe the Church is the body of Christ on earth, empowered by the Holy Spirit to make disciples of Jesus.

• We believe in the priesthood of all believers (every member ministry).

Core Values:

• Word and Spirit - God’s Word is the standard by which we measure all truth. God has revealed Himself through His Word. It is our final authority in life and doctrine. The Holy Spirit empowers, comforts, guides, and points us to Jesus. We seek His presence in all things.

• Passionate Worship - Intimate and passionate worship is our way to glorify God, who is worthy of it all. Our vertical love for God fuels mission and ministry.

• Transforming Community - Robust community is the vehicle for transformation. Through authentic, transparent, Christ-honoring relationships, we care for one another and challenge each other to Abide in Christ.

• Kingdom Mission - God has made us for a purpose. We live out the great commission and the great commandment, sharing our faith, making disciples, and serving others.

• Generous and Welcoming - We commit to living lives marked by radical generosity, giving freely of our time, talents, and treasures. Our generosity reflects the abundant grace we have received in Christ, and we intentionally create space for others to experience His love through our open hands and hearts. We strive to be a community where giving is a joyful act of worship, and every person is welcomed as family.