The Outreach Case Manager is the ministry’s main advocate and support for our community guests, including our soup kitchen population. The ideal candidate will be highly relational and organized, anticipating needs and adept at creative problem solving in order to help guests grow toward stable interdependent living. He or she will enjoy extending hospitality and should possess an understanding of, or be open to learning about, the complexities of relational poverty, substance abuse and mental health while demonstrating a solid aptitude for sound biblical counsel.

The Facilities Technician contributes to the daily operations of Midland’s Open Door by spearheading all maintenance and housekeeping upkeep, as well as partnering with volunteers and guests participating in the ministry’s work program to complete these projects. The ideal candidate is a team-player with strong time management and problem-solving skills. He or she should also exhibit an ability to mentor and lead others in completing housekeeping and light maintenance projects to welcome all guests, volunteers to the Open Door with biblical hospitality, dignity and excellence.

Community Life Advisors are on the frontlines of the ministry to the homeless at the Open Door. Often the first person a homeless neighbor comes into contact with, the ideal candidate will enjoy extending hospitality to men, women and children while overseeing the daily operations of the shelter.