Midland’s Open Door exists to bring meaningful help and lasting hope to the homeless, hungry, and hurting here in Midland County. This requires a dedicated team of men and women who have been equipped by Christ and called to serve His purpose. We are looking for individuals who have a genuine commitment to Christian ministry and desire to use their gifts, abilities, and talents to serve while carrying out our vision to reach the hungry, homeless, and hurting in our community. Do you think God is leading you to join our team? If so, please prayerfully consider our current employment opportunities, then fill out the  Employment Application and send it, along with your resume, to resumes@midlandopendoor.org.

The Food Service Coordinator will be a godly servant leader who enjoys using his or her creative culinary skills to feed the homeless, hungry and hurting. This self-directed and organized leader will model Christian character while carrying out daily activities, adding value through hospitality and excellence to an already vibrant soup kitchen community. As a competent and reliable team member, he or she will model humility, manage resourcefully, network intentionally and act decisively while being open to learn about the complexities of relational poverty, substance abuse, mental health and socioeconomic cultures.

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The Women’s Shelter Coordinator will be a godly servant leader who delights in wisely loving and leading broken and complex individuals toward new life in Christ. She will be able to model, motivate and inspire growth with her direct reports while maintaining a high-level of self-direction. As a competent and reliable team member, she will model humility, manage creatively, network intentionally and act decisively. She will possess an understanding of, or be open to learning about, the complexities of relational poverty, substance abuse, mental health and socioeconomic cultures while demonstrating a solid aptitude for sound biblical counseling.

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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 women and children while overseeing the daily operations of the shelter. Community Life Advisors 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.

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