Finance professionals at Christian organizations steward the resources that fund ministry work around the world. From managing church budgets and nonprofit grant accounting to financial planning at faith-based companies, these roles combine financial expertise with the responsibility of faithful stewardship.
Based on listings from the past year, finance roles at faith-based organizations typically range from $110k - $134k, with a median of $150k. CFO and VP of Finance positions at larger organizations can significantly exceed this range.
The most in-demand skills include Information Technology, SaaS, Accounting, Product Management, and User Research. Experience with nonprofit accounting standards, grant management, and fund accounting is particularly valuable in the faith-based space.
Yes, 100% of finance listings on Christian Tech Jobs offer remote work. Financial analysis, FP&A, and bookkeeping roles are increasingly remote-friendly.
Nonprofit finance involves fund accounting (tracking restricted vs. unrestricted funds), donor reporting, grant compliance, and tax-exempt organization requirements. Church finance also includes managing tithes and offerings, building campaigns, and denominational reporting. The stewardship mindset is central to the role.
Finance roles exist at churches, large nonprofits, Christian universities, mission agencies, and faith-based financial services companies. In the past year, 6 organizations are hiring for finance roles on Christian Tech Jobs.
