Regional Security Pastor

Regional Security Pastor The Regional Security Pastor at Christ's Church of the Valley (CCV) is a full-time ministry leader responsible for owning, leading, and advancing safety and security operations across an assigned region of campuses. This role sets the tone for a safe, prepared, and welcoming worship environment by providing strategic leadership, pastoral presence, and operational oversight for campus security efforts. The Regional Security Pastor directs weekend security operations, leads and develops volunteer teams, partners with campus pastors and staff, and drives execution of CCV's centralized security strategy at the regional level. This position blends pastoral care, leadership, and professional security expertise to protect people, steward ministry spaces, and reinforce CCV's culture of excellence and service. Key Responsibilities Provide overall leadership and accountability for safety and security operations within the assigned region. Serve as the primary regional owner for security readiness, consistency, and execution. Partner closely with Campus Pastors, Operations Directors, and ministry leaders to integrate safety into all aspects of campus life. Represent the Security Ministry as a trusted leader and pastoral presence Lead and oversee on-site security operations during weekend services, special events, and high-attendance gatherings. Maintain a visible, calm, and confident presence that promotes both safety and hospitality. Serve as the lead incident commander for security-related situations during assigned coverage. Ensure emergency procedures, policies, and safety standards are consistently followed across services and campuses. Recruit, lead, coach, and pastor Safety & Security Volunteers across the region. Establish clear expectations, roles, and standards for volunteer teams. Invest intentionally in volunteer development through training, feedback, encouragement, and spiritual leadership. Build strong, unified teams that reflect CCV's servant leadership culture Lead response to medical emergencies, behavioral disruptions, facility issues, and critical incidents. Execute emergency action plans and coordinate response efforts with staff, volunteers, and external responders. Provide decisive leadership while maintaining composure, compassion, and professionalism. Deliver clear communication and post-incident follow-up to the Security Director and campus leadership. Translate CCV-wide safety strategies into consistent regional execution. Lead implementation of new policies, procedures, and initiatives at the campus level. Contribute insights, feedback, and recommendations that shape future security strategy. Participate in planning and leadership meetings as a key stakeholder in organizational safety decisions Oversee effective use of security technology including surveillance systems, radios, access control, alarms, and mass notification tools. Ensure systems are used consistently and responsibly across campuses. Identify risks, gaps, and opportunities for improvement in technology and procedures. Qualifications A genuine passion for reaching the lost and serving people in all seasons of life. Demonstrates strong personal integrity, emotional maturity, and sound judgment. Approaches safety as both a professional responsibility and a pastoral ministry. Must be — or willing to become — a participating member of CCV. Regularly attends worship services and actively engages in church community life. Models CCV's mission, values, and servant leadership culture. Confident leading teams, managing responsibility, and making decisions. Able to balance authority with empathy, care, and spiritual leadership. Communicates clearly, de-escalates effectively, and builds trust with volunteers, staff, and guests. Remains calm, focused, and decisive in high-stress situations. Highly organized; manages schedules, priorities, and follow-through. Sees the bigger picture and drives consistent execution across campuses. Handles sensitive matters with discretion and professionalism. Comfortable with security systems, reporting tools, and Microsoft Office / Google Workspace. Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Public Administration, Ministry, or a related field preferred but not required. Significant experience in law enforcement, military service, or professional security operations strongly preferred. Experience leading teams and managing operations required. Minimum age of 21 and ability to pass a comprehensive background check. Firearms training and qualification required or maintained per CCV policy. Physically able to perform active security duties including standing, walking, lifting, and rapid response. Additional Information All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and skills required of employees. CCV Leadership reserves the right to revise the position, its job functions, minimum qualifications and other aspects of the position in any way at any time.