What are the responsibilities and job description for the Youth Director position at Compassion Church?
Student Directors create a midweek experience for students 6th-12th grade. They deliver the message, lead ministry leaders and volunteers, pastor and care for students, and participate in community outreach and school involvement. They also lead their student ministry to corporate youth events and camp during the year. Student Directors also work alongside the other Student Directors in their region to learn from one another, create sermon series, and receive leadership training from their Regional Director.ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIESProvide oversight of junior and senior high students and student staff. Assure youth groups maintain a balanced program of spiritual, physical, and social growth. Weekly attendance of actual meetings is not expected to accomplish this task.Be acquainted with personal lives of the young people (either directly or through the "Student Staff"). For example, visit homes, attend school events, and make hospital visits. This also includes being aware of current student development and culture.Foster open communication with parents / guardians primarily through student staff, or by other means of communication.Assure every youth activity focuses entirely on building mature youth of the church.Assure the "church students" are taught and charged with their responsibility to outreach.Assure training and regular involvement of students in church ministry.Assure proper care of facilities used by student programs.A resume is required to be attached to the application which should, at minimum, include employment history, education, current church involvement, and references.Compassion Church, regardless of the job position, exclusively employs Christians who demonstrate a commitment to Christian living that are endowed with and espouse a Christian philosophy of life, and believe in Compassion Church and its teachings in accordance with stated policies and belief.Compassion Church employees possess the obligation to be a visible witness to the church’s philosophy and principles everywhere, at all times (24 hours a day), extending to the “faithful practice” of established biblical standards of conduct.Making THE difference... to see the lost saved, the saved freed, the freed restored and the restored fulfilled.#J-18808-Ljbffr
