15 Church Positions/College and Young Adult Ministry jobs

Young Adults Bible Study Teacher   Centro Cristiano Fairfield 1715 N. Fairfield Chicago IL 60647   Responsibilities : * Teach Bible Study to young adults    for one hour a week (Sundays 10-11 AM) * Follow up group during the week through    texts, calls or emails (6 to 10 students). * Tasks are done in English * Curriculum is provided   Church Service Hours: Sunday Bible Study 10:00 to 11:00 AM Worship Service 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 to 8:30 PM   The teacher does not need to speak Spanish.  The students are second generation Hispanic.  Most of them have been brought up in the church.    Stipend:  $ 75.00 a week Contact:  Rosa Asqui Phone: 773 240 4622 Email: rosaasqui@gmail.com

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board and a metro card is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

Christian Encounter Ranch (CER) offers internships for committed Christians age 21 and older who love the Lord and are eager to serve others.  (United States citizenship is required.) Ministering to these hurting young people is both demanding and rewarding.  Students experience rapid growth, and interns develop additional spiritual maturity and endurance.  As servant-leaders, interns model the Christian life as they live and work alongside the students.  A staff of committed Christian professionals who have had many years of residential ministry experience provide guidance for the intern team. New interns receive one week of orientation, verbal and written instruction, and helpful direction and advice from senior interns.  Internships range from 90 days to 2 years. Each intern disciples one to three students and teaches group Bible studies on a rotation basis.  Interns are hard-working supervisors of the students and perform daily assignments that include practical activities--cooking, cleaning, and various maintenance tasks on our 86-acre campus (affectionately called “the Ranch”).  ​​ Interns also oversee a dorm room with two or three students.  Many teachable moments arise during the daily activities as well as during recreation times (e.g. boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, ball games, “hanging out,” etc.).  There are also various opportunities to minister in other ways according to interest and gifting. ​Depending on length of stay, interns may accompany the students on a wilderness trip (under staff guidance) in the high country of the Sierras: a two-week late summer backpack trip which includes rock climbing and rappelling, and/or a 4-day winter snow trip. These experiences foster teamwork and character development, and nearly everyone who goes on a trip returns having heard from the Lord in a deep way.   To apply, please go to:  https://www.christianencounter.org/request-info.html

overview The internship program at Grace Community Church www.graceinauburn.com is designed for personal development.  Every intern will gain valuable experience, mentoring, a clearer picture of the talents, and growth in their areas of passion.  Housing is provided in exchange for part time ministry, but no salary. key responsibilities Assist the International Student Minister with ministering to international students at Grace Community Church and at Green River College. Giving administrative support for ISM at church using social media and office applications. Meet with international students weekly for building relationships, discipleship and leadership. Serve as an active member of the ISM Team at Grace Community Church helping international students find fellowship and service opportunities in the church. Attend intern meetings for relational and spiritual leadership development. Build and maintain quality, life-giving, and redemptive relationships with the body at Grace. qualifications Able to clearly articulate faith in Jesus Christ. Exhibit traits of a fully devoted follower of Jesus Christ.  Consistently maturing in his/her Christian faith. In agreement with Grace Community Church’s vision, mission, statement of faith and governing documents. A warm love for international students and a vision to see them love and live for Jesus. Demonstrate a character that is available, faithful, response, and teachable. Demonstrate competency and a commitment to effectiveness, efficiency, and excellence. TO APPLY Please send a cover letter, resume, and three references to mkaneshiro@graceinauburn.com . Equal Opportunity Employer Grace Community Church (GCC) is an equal opportunity employer and does not unlawfully discriminate against employees or job applicants on the basis of race, color, sex, age, national origin, marital status, physical or mental disability, veteran status, or any other status or condition protected by applicable state or federal law. As a religious institution, GCC is permitted and reserves the right to prefer employees on the basis of religion and religious beliefs consistent with GCC’s beliefs (Title VII, Sections 702-703, United States Civil Rights Act of 1964 as amended).   To apply, please send resumes to: mkaneshiro@graceinauburn.com

To serve as the pastor and leader of married couples ages 20-30s with a focus on those who do not yet have children. Must be able to lead and shepherd others well within this ministry area.   To apply, please send resumes to: staffservices@lincolnberean.org

We are looking for a man who has a desire to walk alongside, disciple and mentor others who have a calling to missions. As the College and Internship Developer, you will help teach college students and more specifically, other college men, about how to reach the poor of our time while growing in their own spiritual walk. Your ministry is two-fold. You will find and invest in students at surrounding college campuses and lead them on team trips overseas. You will also work with our interns, raising up future missionaries and laborers for Christ. Your position will help us take His love to the poorest of our world today in word and deed. “The beautiful experience that we have by serving, we must pass on to people who have not had it.” INVEST AT COLLEGE CAMPUSES. College students can be an unstoppable force. We want individuals to be awakened to the needs of those in deep poverty around the world. Then use that passion to engage others around them with what God is already doing. Connect with college campuses. Become engaged with student life and student organizations. Host events and fundraisers on campus in order to educate the students about deep poverty and invite them to join you in what Children’s Relief International is doing. Disciple students who want to go deeper into their service and faith. Tell stories—When you are able to engage with others and provide the faces and names of people whose lives have been changed forever through our internship program, they are more likely to become involved. LEAD THEM INTO THE HILL COUNTRY. We hope you like to travel! You will lead college teams and interns to our projects in Africa, South Asia, and Haiti. Before the trip: You will walk your interns through the in’s and out’s of travel to a foreign country and what to expect from the Hill Country. Discuss the culture, individual expectations, group values, and lots of details pertaining to the trip. During the trip: Bond with our incredible project leaders and with your interns. Cast a vision of compassion and service as you share Christ’s love in tangible ways. After the trip: Continue to cultivate the relationships you have built. Encourage your interns to follow-up their convictions with actions. Plug them in as a sponsor, advocate or volunteer of Children’s Relief International. INTERNSHIP PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT. Help lead the interns as they walk through the internship program. Train, disciple, and care for these amazing students who want to help make a change in the world. We hope our internship program will be the first of many adventures in service among the poor for those who participate. And if it’s service with us, even better! Discipling college guys will be a key part of your role here. It is vital that the next generation of leaders is well educated in the needs of those in poverty and equipped to serve them. You will recruit and raise up leaders among the next generation. You will also work with, run and lead a high school internship three times a year. During your time with them, you are educating them about the poorest of people and helping cultivate their compassion towards them. Providing tangible ways in which they can serve among the poor, even in their own community. QUALIFICATIONS: Passionate about serving God and loving the poor. A male with the heart and desire to mentor younger men Looking for an adventure. Enjoys cultivating deeper relationships and experiencing other cultures. Is flexible and able to adapt to changing circumstances Good at having fun. Has an affinity for airports. Details, details, and more details! Agreement with CRI’s Statement of Faith. LOCATION: Our office is located in the center of Rockwall, Texas. It’s a great area to come to live and work. 30-50% of your time will be spent traveling to our projects overseas. Come join us! Job Type: Full-time   To apply, please go to: https://www.childrensrelief.org/internship-developer-male

  Christian Union seeks a qualified individual with for-profit business or military experience to serve as  ministry director. A ministry director is responsible for overseeing a team of ministry fellows and teaching  fellows who minister to Christian and non-Christian students. The ministry director also engages in direct  ministry with students and therefore needs all the skills and capabilities of a ministry fellow.      Responsibilities:    ● Coach and oversee a team of ministry professionals to minister to students on a highly secular,  academically rigorous campus. Director is supplied with a budget and a team of ministry fellows and  will be expected to meet quarterly objectives   ● Serve as the primary local spokesperson for the ministry, partnering with local ministries and the  University as appropriate   ● Exercise judgment in solving personnel and strategic problems to maximize the team’s performance  ● Recruit and teach students the Scriptures in 12-week intensive small-group Bible Courses and in  one-on-one settings   ● Recruit and coach teams of students to organize outreach, social and other events   ● Organize, implement and oversee additional important discipleship and outreach programs including  conferences, evangelistic events, speaker series, and others as needed   ● Share the gospel with students individually, as well as in small and large group settings   ● Offer hospitality and friendship to students through meals, parties and other social gatherings   ● With local team at the end of each year, evaluate the effectiveness of ministry programs in order to  suggest and implement modifications   ● Assume other responsibilities as needed for the sake of the ministry on campus, or for the sake of the  overall Christian Union ministry    Qualifications:  Christian   ● Strong devotion to Jesus Christ, holiness, and a passion to see great spiritual renewal in America.  ● Knowledge of the basics of the faith, as well as the heart and capacity to study and teach complex  theological issues   ● In agreement with Christian Union’s Statement of Faith and Ethics     Personal   ● Adaptable to the culture of a highly secular academic environment   ● Passion for students to know and follow Jesus Christ, and the ability to form friendships with  students quickly and easily   ● Ability to relate well to athletes and other focused social groups on campus  ● Excellent communication and partnering abilities   ● Capable of delegating responsibility to Christian Union fellows and students, and coaching them to  performance standards   ● Quick learning ability to absorb the best practices of the ministry   ● Strong teaming skills in order to lead and work well with teaching and ministry fellows    Professional   ● Strong organizational skills and people-oriented management skills.   ● Tenacity to persevere in a challenging ministry environment   ● Seven years minimum professional experience in the for-profit or military sectors  ● Three years minimum of successfully overseeing a team of employees, leading them to achieve  individual and group objectives   ● Ability to meet deadlines, and to work independently to complete tasks   ● Theological training helpful but not required    To apply, send resumes to: opportunities@christianunion.org

Heartland Baptist Church   Our church has a full time ministry position open. The primary position is as our Young Adult Minister, teaching and discipling and reaching ages 18-29.   That ministry is doing well, with between 30-50 young adults in our church, and Iowa State University is just down the road. Our current young adult minister has done a fine job but is wanting to consider pastoring but is staying on until we find a replacement.   The position is full time, pays between 33-36,000 per year plus benefits. Anyone interested can email me with any initial questions.  Pastor Randy Abell Senior Pastor RandyAbell@aol.com Cell – 515-450-0200

  This director position will operate as a key member of our executive team and will take primary responsibility for developing teams to reach and connect young families, young singles and students. We are looking for applicants with a strong bias toward multiplication and kingdom growth. The applicant will find Discovery to be a high-performing environment valuing continual learning, ministry contextualization, teamwork, and an utter dependence on God. The role will require modeling gospel engagement in central Tacoma. The role will require developing multiplying on mission groups with multiplying on mission leaders.This leader may lead and facilitate large gatherings. The person filling this role will have a vibrant relationship with Jesus, strong communication skills, a heart for care, experience leading successful teams, and ability to execute mission. This role will be ideal for a young leader eager to grow in leadership, reach an urban context, and develop skills necessary to lead a team to launch a future campus. Job Requirements   ●  An ache for the movement of God in our generation ●  Effective in contextually communicating the gospel ●  A vibrant personal relationship with God ●  Ability to intentionally engage young families, young adults & students ●  Ability to recruit, build, inspire, & lead multiple teams ●  Ability to communicate effectively in both one-on-one and large group environments ●  Ability to continually learn   To apply, send resumes to: office@discochurch.com

  Position Summary:   We are seeking a full-time Youth/Young Adult pastor with a Bible College or Seminary degree to lead our student ministry.  The primary role of the position is to teach, model, and counsel our youth and young adults through the word of God.   Church Profile :   Mount of Olives is located in Duluth, MN, approximately 2 hours north east of Minneapolis.  We are a Reformed Baptist church loosely associated with the Converge conference. We average 200-250 in attendance with many young families and children.  The church is governed by a plurality of Elders. Two of these Elders serve as full-time pastoral staff.   Desired Skills and Experience: In 1 Tim 3:1-7 and Titus 1:6-9 we see the biblical requirements for Eldership.  Our Youth Director will not serve as an Elder, nevertheless, we believe these verses apply to anyone charged with helping to shepherd this flock. This includes Paul’s emphasis concerning the ability to teach. We are seeking a man with a Bible college or Seminary degree.  They would also need to agree with our Statement of Faith (found online at our website,  http://www.mountofolives.net ).   Specific Responsibilities :   The primary role of the position is to teach, model, and counsel our youth and young adults through the word of God. Ministry Responsibilities: Teach:  the Youth Pastor... Is responsible for teaching Sunday morning and Wednesday nights.  He may also have the opportunity to preach on occasion. Is responsible for recruiting, training, and overseeing adult volunteers who assist with teaching the youth and young adults.   Model:  the Youth Pastor is expected to model the Christian life he teaches through… His regular reading of God’s word. His discipline in prayer. The leadership and shepherding he provides in his own home. His willingness to support the church financially. Counsel:  The Youth Pastor is responsible to offer counseling, in measure with his biblical competence, to youth and adults alike who seek his assistance.   Staff Responsibilities: Attend weekly staff meetings, churchwide member’s meetings, and other meetings directly associated with his ministry. Design, implement, and oversee a budget for both the youth and young adults. Is responsible for designing and implementing the activities and events the youth and young adults participate in throughout the year. Function well as a team member with the other staff.   Compensation:   Salary based on experience and qualifications.     Please submit your resume to:   office@mountofolives.net

  Christian Union seeks a qualified individual to serve as a Ministry Fellow to students in an academically rigorous setting.  Ministry Fellows are responsible for ministering to Christian and non-Christian students, overseeing programs and social events, teaching Christian students the Scriptures, and sharing the Gospel with non-believers.      Responsibilities: • Recruit and teach students the Scriptures in 12-week intensive small-group Bible Courses and in one-on-one settings • Recruit and coach teams of students to organize outreach, social and other events • Organize, implement and oversee additional important discipleship and outreach programs including conferences, evangelistic events, speaker series, and others as needed • Share the gospel with students individually, as well as in small and large group settings • Offer hospitality and friendship to students through meals and other social gatherings • With other Christian Union Fellows, regularly evaluate the effectiveness of ministry programs in order to suggest and implement modifications • Assume other responsibilities as needed for the sake of the ministry on campus, or for the sake of the overall Christian Union ministry    Qualifications: Christian • Strong devotion to Jesus Christ, holiness, and a passion to make Him known  • Knowledge of the basics of the faith, as well as the heart and capacity to study and teach complex theological issues • In agreement with the Christian Union Statement of Faith and Ethics     Personal  • Embraces and embodies Christian Union’s mission, vision, and values • Adaptable to the culture of a highly secular academic environment • Passion for students to know and follow Jesus Christ, and ability to form friendships with students quickly and easily • Excellent communication ability • Capable of delegating responsibility to students and coaching them to performance standards • Quick learning ability to absorb the best practices of the ministry • Strong teaming skills in order to work well with other Teaching and Ministry Fellows    Professional • Five years’ minimum professional experience • Ability to meet deadlines, and to work independently to complete tasks • Theological training helpful but not required      Christian Union has both Teaching Fellow and Ministry Fellow positions.  The requirements and responsibilities of these two different positions overlap in many ways, except for the expectation of stronger theological training and teaching ability for Teaching Fellows and stronger professional and organizational skills for Ministry Fellows.  Christian Union is currently seeking a Ministry Fellow to join its team ministering to undergraduate students at Harvard College for an immediate start.    Competitive compensation and benefits offered.  This is a full-time paid position, so no individual support-raising required.  You will, however, be asked to participate in general fund-raising activities.  Interested applicants should send a résumé and cover letter to Opportunities@ChristianUnion.org.  

If you are an intentional, relational leader who desires to see God raise a new generation who will influence the world as they trust Christ’s grace and grow in biblical maturity, this year-long internship is definitely worth considering. We are seeking to hire one intern for a year-long, part-time ministry who will serve in the Young Adult Ministry (ages 18-29). This internship will provide the following for you:   Strengthen your lifelong skill in discipleship, organization, and counseling young adults who are learning, expanding, and maturing;  Stretch your understanding of church ministry so that you can become a better leader in the church for the rest of your life; Influence the spiritual growth of young men and women so that they are challenged to impact their world; Make a difference in the life of others for Christ.    Key Areas of Responsibility:   Equipping leaders to disciple and connect with young adults. This is done through training, resourcing, e-mails, and one-on-one conversations. Coordinating with staff and pastors to make sure there are community groups for Grace Grads and young adults, promoting these groups. Working with volunteer leaders and young adults to plan and carry out social events and retreats. Keeping parents of Grace Grads updated on plans, especially during winter and summer break. Meeting with the Director of Youth Ministries weekly to plan, discuss, and prepare for upcoming retreats or events. Coordinating with the Director of Youth Ministries on helping high school seniors transition well into the next stage of life. Connecting with young adults through e-mail, social media, texting, and in person. Looking for and participating in local outreach and community involvement. Looking for opportunities for the young adults to get involved and grow in their service and outreach, especially in partnership with what our church is doing. Personally discipling 1 or 2 young adults or grace grads of the same gender. Working with administrative assistants to coordinate payments, registrations, and events.    25 hours per week. Will obviously be at church on weekends, but we will discuss specific hours in interview. To apply, please send resumes to: putnage@gracepres.org