Dir. of Youth & Young Adult Ministries - Kennewick First

Kennewick First Presbyterian Church is seeking a creative, passionate, and spiritually maturing person to lead a sustainable youth ministry that equips youth to be lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ. This person will also work to grow KFPC’s ministry to and engagement with college-age young adults (~ ages 18-25). Depending upon the interests and gifts of the director, this person may also serve as the praise band leader for our contemporary worship service.

Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s degree, with a degree in a related field preferred. Some previous experience working with youth in a congregational setting is desired. Someone who has a deep and growing relationship with Jesus Christ and a heart for youth/young adult outreach, and who possesses strong interpersonal skills, organizational/administrative competency, and the ability to work with staff and volunteers of various ages and backgrounds would be a great fit for KFPC.

Applications should be sent to Rev. Ashley Birk at ashley.birk@kfpc.org and should include a current resume, a cover letter, and a brief statement of faith.

Application deadline July 15, 2017

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Glory Days Preschool Director - Sammamish PC

SUMMARY

The Director of Glory Days Preschool is responsible for the vision, mission, and development of Glory Days Preschool, including employee recruitment and training, enrollment of students and curriculum planning. The Director is a full partner with and member of the staff of SPC, working to fulfill the church’s mission of being a “Christ centered, mission minded family.”

ACCOUNTABILITY/SUPERVISION Accountable to and supervised by the SPC Pastor of Congregational Care & Families

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Youth Ministry Dir. - Seattle Community Church

Title:   Director of Youth Ministry.  Part Time (20 hrs./week).

Purpose:  To work with staff and session in planning, developing, and coordinating the Youth Ministry at SCC. 

Accountability:  Accountable to the pastor as head of staff. 

Responsibilities:

I.      Christian Education

A.    Nurture youth’s spiritual development through relationships, creative teaching and programming.

B.    Lead and coordinate Sunday youth programming, (6th - 12th grade).

C.    Lead and coordinate Friday youth program, (6th – 12th grade).

D.    Manage curriculum, resources, classrooms.

E.    Recruit and train teachers, facilitators and substitutes.

F.     Coordinate youth programs throughout the year, (creation fest, mission trip, lock-ins, winter retreat, Easter, Christmas and other special events).

G.    Offer input and contribute to Adult Christian Education in the area of Christian parenting and youth education. 

II.     Pastoral Care

A.    Counseling youth in cooperation and direction of the pastor.

B.    Work with youth’s support structure at church and in the home (working with parents).

III.   Administrative Duties

A.    Communication with staff, ministry team and congregation.

B.    Acquire resources/supplies for Youth Ministry.

C.    Weekly staff meetings.

D.    Bi-monthly steering team meetings.

E.    Serve on appropriate ministries. 

Qualifications:

~Studies in Christian Education.

~Experience as Youth Ministry Director is preferred.

~Experience with multi-ethnic congregations. 

Position hours:

~20 hrs./week.

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Children's Ministry Dir./Intern - Magnolia PC

Purpose: To provide leadership for Sunday morning programs for children in preschool through grade 4.  To nurture children in knowing God’s love.  We are open to collaborating with you to fulfill internship requirements.

Qualifications: Deep commitment to Jesus Christ and his church; love for children and experience teaching children in a church setting; ability to motivate, encourage, and mentor volunteers; good organizational and communication skills.  Experience in children’s music leadership, while not a prerequisite, would be an asset in this position.

Responsibilities:

1. Teach Sunday School class for elementary grades during the latter part of the 10:30 worship hour, assisted by members of the congregation
2. Regularly recruit and train volunteer teachers from the congregation to lead the preschool class during the same portion of the worship hour.
3. Offer weekly children’s messages in the first portion of the worship service
4. In consultation with Pastor and Children’s Ministry elder, select and purchase curriculum for all children’s classes
5. Communicate regularly with Pastor and Children’s Ministry elder regarding all aspects of MPC’s children’s ministry
6. Communicate regularly with the congregation regarding children’s ministry activities and resources, e.g. via monthly newsletter articles, weekly bulletin updates, use of bulletin boards and congregational email; update children’s ministry brochure as needed
7. Oversee the production of a children’s Christmas pageant during the worship hour in mid-December, recruiting assistance as needed from the congregation.
8. Maintain Children’s Ministry budget, in partnership with the Children’s Ministry elder.  Maintain records of students, teachers, and attendance statistics.
9. Maintain Sunday School supplies

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