THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH STORY

In 2010, a group of local believers, inspired by God’s work at Holy Trinity
Brompton in London, England, and influenced by their experience with Alpha
(a discussion group), established Holy Trinity Church (HTC) in McLean, VA.
They held their first worship service in a local family’s basement at 10:10 on
Sunday, October 10th, 2010. The founders chose the time and date on
purpose to signify the life-verse of the congregation: John 10:10. In this verse,
Jesus proclaims His mission, “I have come that they may have life, and have it
in all its fullness.”
Today, the same desire to engage with God’s Spirit, learn from His word,
share meaningful relationships, and live life in Christ in all of its fullness,
guides the community onward. A broad array of influences intertwine to make
HTC a unique environment. The services include liturgical elements that go
back to their Anglican roots. Yet, they are non-denominational and draw as
heavily from contemporary praise and worship songs as they do from hymns.
Some clap and raise their hands. Others enjoy quiet reverence. They don’t see
one expression of worship as better than another. They are all just there to
worship their God and Savior.
Located just outside the nation’s capital in a 45,000 sq. ft facility, HTC carries
a heart for the greater Washington, D.C. area. Likewise, their passion for the
nations is unmistakable. The first two lead pastors were from the United
Kingdom, and the current lead pastor, Brian Weaver, has served in ministry for
more than 22 years, including leadership roles in the US, Tanzania, and
Germany.
HTC embraces orthodox theology and practices its faith with grace toward
others. They are multi-ethnic, multi-generational, and multi-socioeconomic.
They hope that everyone who encounters God through HTC, and its amazing
people, experience the life Jesus promises in John 10:10.

VISION & MISSION

• Vision: Holy Trinity Church exists to grow closer to God and encourage others to do the same
• Mission: To facilitate the spiritual formation of believers, attract the
  unconvinced into the family of God, and make a meaningful difference in the greater Washington, DC area

CORE VALUES

• Christ-centered: Christ is at the center of all we do
• Biblically-based: Scripture is the foundation upon which we establish our lives, and therefore, we preach biblically sound and rooted messages
• Spirit-sensitive: We are committed to being a continuationist church. We believe in the power of the Holy Spirit and His present supernatural work in our lives, homes, and church
• Missionally-motivated: We are committed to obeying Jesus’ commission in
• Matthew 28, both locally and globally
• Grace-grounded: We believe in Grace-grounded ministry, which impacts how we live, treat our colleagues, and honor one another in ministry
• Relationally-rooted: We want to live out our lives in authentic community and real life-giving relationships with one another

JOB SUMMARY

The Content Creator will work with the Creative Arts Director to develop,
manage/execute, and distribute HTC’s internal and external communication
content. They will strive for excellence in graphic design, video, social media, and
written communication. Their key responsibilities include graphic creation, film
production, media organization, and volunteer training and support.

PERSONAL PROFILE

• Christ-centered
• Talented
• Creative
• Patient
• Collaborative
• Excellent
• Skilled
• Flexible
• Proactive

ESSENTIAL DUTIES &
RESPONSIBILITIES

FILM PRODUCTION AND MEDIA ORGANIZATION:

• Produce and shoot films and edit footage on a project-by-project basis, in collaboration with the Creative Arts Director
• Oversee volunteers and organize footage taken at special events
• Manage organization of media equipment, in collaboration with other departments

ESSENTIAL DUTIES &
RESPONSIBILITIES

GRAPHIC DESIGN AND CONTENT CREATION:

• Develop ideas and materials for internal and external graphic design and other visual needs, including video announcements/video interviews
• Collaborate with the ministry staff regarding plans for services and provide feedback/report on live and digital experiences
• Design external ad campaigns on outward-facing platforms such as Google Ads, Eventbrite, Facebook, etc
• Develop and implement a multi-departmental social media strategy across numerous platforms, in collaboration with the Creative Arts Director
• Help to create and schedule social media posts and/or email campaigns to champion the vision and values of HTC, and to promote attendance at services and events
• Develop ideas and materials for outreach to the broader NOVA community
• Schedule and edit announcements, website updates, and other communications to HTC
• Maintain the HTC website as needed
• Edit and upload announcements, scripture, videos, and other sermon content to
• ProPresenter and/or Livestream Producer for HTC services and events
• Manage print process as collateral is ordered, picked up, and distributed
• Help collect social media content, with a focus on Sunday services and other HTC events
• Fill other technical roles as needed

VOLUNTEER TRAINING AND SUPPORT:

• Plan and facilitate training and recognition of volunteers for social media collection and distribution, in collaboration with the Creative Arts Director
• Champion the use of our social media platforms and other digital assets
• Coordinate and schedule volunteers to support services

Other:

• Be a part of the Sunday Services Team and church-wide events
• Participate in team and staff meetings
• Be flexible due to the nature of the role

MCLEAN, VA

McLean is situated just outside of Washington, DC, and is dead-center on the
Eastern Seaboard. Northern Virginia is known for its diverse population, affluent
suburbs, countless restaurants, Fortune 500 companies, family-friendly vibe, and
proximity to pristine hiking trails and forests.
Starting at Holy Trinity Church (McLean, VA), one can be in downtown DC, in the
Appalachian Mountains, or in an international airport – each in a mere 30 minutes.
The greater DC/Maryland/Virginia area, affectionately known as “the DMV,” boasts
world-class educational opportunities for all ages, the second-largest number of
theater seats in the nation, fantastic museums (many of them free), US and World
History sites, dozens of concert venues, and numerous professional sports teams. It
is also one of America’s “healthiest” regions. But even with all of that included, the
true stars of the DMV are its people. Often focused, well-read, involved in
interesting work, and ready to engage, the people of NoVa and the greater DMV
form a unique culture that is hungry for truth spoken in love.