Primary Role: The primary role of the Youth Minister is to reach students with the Gospel and disciple them, strengthen families, and support the mission and vision of the church.
Employee Profile: Must have a love for the Lord and be biblically sound with a teacher’s heart. Be relatable and humble in your teachings and interactions with people. Be dependable and show initiative in your job responsibilities. Be enthusiastic about the message of Christ and all activities of the youth program.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities Include:
- Seek out youth
- Enlist adult volunteers
- Promote a regular program of visitation of youth
- Train youth in outreach and evangelism
- Form a youth volunteer leadership team
- Promote spiritual growth of the youth and families
- Provide sound, biblical teaching for the youth
- Lead in planning, promoting, and conducting activities (i.e., camps, DNOW, fun outings, on the grounds, etc.)
- Prepare an annual budget in cooperation with the relevant committees
- Administer budget according to church policies
- Meet regularly with Pastor/Staff for church planning
- Coordinate youth events in conjunction with church planning (i.e., VBS, local mission project, mission trips, etc.)
- Encourage student leadership
- Encourage service in our youth ministry, church and
community
- Link youth to the mission and vision of the church
- Lead youth to recognize the call of God on their life
- Offer parental and student support
- Be available for biblical council as needed
- Consult regularly with the Pastor
- Perform duties assigned by the Pastor
- Maintain open communication with the church staff, parents,
volunteers and students.
- Follow FBCA social media standards for effective church
leadership that supports rather than hinders it.
- Respect and support the Pastor and all leaders and ministries
of the church.
- Follow the polices of the church for office hours, vacation
time, supply, etc.
Requirements:
- Be a born again, baptized believer.
- Be in agreement with the FBCA doctrine, mission and vision.
- Bachelor’s degree is preferred, but biblical knowledge and
youth ministry experience is a must.
- Personal spiritual life congruent with biblical mandates for
leaders as in 1 Timothy 3:1-7.
- Good verbal and written skills of communication
- Proven ability to work effectively with other individuals and
team of volunteers.
- A personal sense of calling from God to ministry; specifically
youth ministry.
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