JOB DESCRIPTION HIGHLIGHTS

Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle is seeking:

A mature individual with a minimum of 2-5 years experience in a Spiritual Leadership Capacity

 

LEADERSHIP EXPECTATIONS

Credentials: Active PAOC credentials
Ministry Experience: Minimum 2-5 Years Pastoral Service
Giftings: Strong Leadership Qualities

 

CORE VALUES

Grow in Faith

Work Together

Mentor Others

Be Active in Outreach

Stay Relevant

Our Story

Our church is located at 35 Silverwood Drive, Huntsville, Ontario.
The present building was constructed in 1980 and was named Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle.

Bethel Church has had several renovations over the years, but most recently underwent a complete lower level renovation with upgrades to the kitchen as well as developing a large open area to accommodate the various Ministries for the young children, teenage youth and Seniors Young at Heart Ministry.

The church is also home to EarlyON, which for several years began their program in the Sanctuary. Now, with the recent lower level renovations, they have a brighter and more spacious area to accommodate the children’s needs. EarlyON operates Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday each week. Our board welcomed this opportunity, not only to have this public exposure showing that we are a loving church, but it also generates additional income for the church and our Ministries.

Our church has also been involved in what we call First Responder Appreciation Day. This is a fun filled day for not only children whose parents are Police, Fire and Paramedics, but for the general public as well. All are invited to participate in various games and activities. We even had bouncy castles for the children and a free BBQ for all to show their support and appreciation. Several of the Emergency vehicles from the various services are on display for the public to view. As well, our Worship Team members enjoyed providing live music.

Bethel has also sponsored a Special Appreciation event for our local hospital workers that included Doctors, Nurses, Maintenance workers, Cleaning staff etc. at our local Beaver Tails
Restaurant to show community support. This event was such a success, that we also sponsored an event the following year to show support to all the Migrant Workers employed by the various nurseries, farms etc. in our community. Several of our Worship Team were there to provide live music. Bethel has a heart for our Community.

Community Bio

Huntsville is a growing Community with a mix of both young and older people of mixed ethnicity and various income levels moving to the area, as well as the smaller communities nearby.  There is one hospital in Huntsville with a 24 hour Emergency department. Currently there are ongoing discussions with regards to the possibility of two new hospitals, one in Huntsville and one in the Bracebridge area. There are currently two Medical Clinics in Huntsville available for non-emergency issues for those without a Family Physician.

The Huntsville and surrounding area have a 24 hour Paramedic service and the Huntsville Fire Dept. has both paid and volunteer Firefighters. The OPP are the source for policing in Huntsville and the surrounding area.

Huntsville offers beautiful scenery, with many lakes and beaches to enjoy in the Summer months which can also be explored by kayak or canoe. Down hill and cross-county skiing are enjoyed in the Winter months at various locations.

Shopping, services, conveniences

Huntsville is home to 3 large grocery stores (Independent,
Freshco and Metro) . At the Huntsville Place Mall, there is a
Maurice’s, Winners, Giant Tiger, Dollar Store and The Brick.
Canadian Tire is also located across from the Main Place Mall.
Leons is also available and borders our Church property on
Silverwood Drive. Shopper Drug Mart is located close to the
Huntsville Main Place Mall. In the downtown core, Main St E offers
a variety of clothing, gift, and craft stores. There are also several
excellent restaurants and places to eat.

 

Distance from Major Centres

Huntsville is located approximately 1 hr from Orilla,
approximately 1 1/2 hrs from Barrie and 1 hr 20 min to North Bay.

Sports, recreation, outdoor activities in the community

Hunstville is home to the Summit Centre which houses an ice
hockey rink, a swimming pool and indoor track . The Summit
Centre is located very close to the Huntsville Pioneer Village
which offers a short historic vintage train ride and allows you to
explore century homes and buildings.
If you are interested in hiking there are endless trails off of Hy 60
heading East – for example Limberlost Wildlife Reserve,
Algonquin Provincial Park which houses the Visitors Centre with a
lookout over the vast forest and also houses interactive displays.
Arrowhead Park is at the north end of Huntsville which offers
numberous trails, skating and cross-country skiing in the Winter
months. There are endless lakes and trails to expolore.
The Huntsville Library Public Library is located on Minerva St near Centre St.