A resume is a self-created job application. That is, instead of answering pages of questions on an application form sent to you from a dozen different places, you get to answer many of the questions on your resume. Your hope is that your resume will get you a telephone call and an interview. Indeed, one might even say the primary object of a resume is to get an interview. A church resume is not your average resume.
Churches employ people on a different basis than business.
The major difference is churches don't hire resumes, they hire people. You want to be accurate and honest on the resume so that they are not disappointed when they actually interview you. At the same time you want to put the best side forward so they are impressed with you. A difficult line to walk. It should include the answers to the questions they are asking.