Concord Baptist Church Residency

Pastoral Residency Opening for 2007-2011
at Concord Baptist Church of Christ in Brooklyn
Are you or will you be a recent graduate looking for an opportunity to
learn*beyond the traditional "internship"*what it means to be a pastor
within the context of a loving congregation? Are you willing to think
critically about your vocation and want support to create healthy practices
that will sustain a long, fulfilling ministry? This Transition into Ministry
Program*extending throughout the two-year residency*now has a new program
element that includes an optional extension to remain formally engaged in
the life of the congregation for the purposes of focusing on ministry areas
where additional learning is needed/wanted. Application due date for the
class beginning July 2007 is February 28, 2007.
Full-time salary, benefits and housing provided.
If' you'd like more information or an application, please email Emma
Jordan-Simpson at
_Ejs.concordchurch@verizon.net_ (mailto:Ejs.concordchurch@verizon.net)
_Creating a community of Friends, witnessing for Christ..._
(http://www.concordcares.org/)

The Rev. Emma Jordan Simpson
Associate Pastor
The Concord Baptist Church of Christ
_833 Gardner Taylor Boulevard
(Formerly Marcy Avenue)
Brooklyn, NY 11216_
(http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?Pyt=Tmap&addr=833+Gardner+Taylor+Boulevard&csz=Brooklyn,+NY++11216&country=us)
_Ejs.concordchurch@verizon.net_ (mailto:Ejs.concordchurch@verizon.net)

tel:
fax:
_718.622.1818 _
(http://www.plaxo.com/click_to_call?src=jj_signature&To=718.622.1818&Email=e.j.simpson@earthlink.net)
718.857.1638

Minister - Unitarian-Universalist Church

Minister - Unitarian-Universalist Church

Northfield, Massachusetts is a quintessential New England village with 3000 residents on the New Hampshire and Vermont border. It has been described as a 19th century village with a wide main street and stately homes. The First Parish Unitarian Church is a lovely Victorian building from 1871 that sits squarely in the center of town. We are a small but energetic congregation with about 50 parishioners. The First Parish Church is looking for a quarter time minister working 12 hours a week. In the past, this position has been held by individuals who served other country parishes part time. Specifically, we are looking for someone to provide spiritual and community leadership for our church and to be seen as "our minister", despite his or her part-time status. Specific roles and responsibilities of the minister include pastoral care and preaching at least one sermon each month

Contact Information:
Ruth Potee
55 Main Street
Northfield, MA 01360

E-mail: ruth.potee@bmc.org
Link:

Church Secretary - 30 hrs/week (Marblehead)

Church Secretary - 30 hrs/weekReply to: job-276693212@craigslist.org
Date: 2007-02-10, 5:55PM

St. Andrew's Church, Marblehead, seeks resumes for church secretary.

An energetic parish seeks a warm, open, welcoming staff member to work flexible 30 hours per week in a busy parish office. The candidate must have excellent interpersonal skills, computer experience, and comfort with multi-tasking. Responsibilities include serving as the public face of the Parish, coordinating volunteers, processing pledges, preparing the weekly bulletins, and assisting the Rector and Associate Rector as needed. Three-quarters benefits.

We invite you to send your resume and cover letter to Judy Beals, St. Andrew's Church, 135 Lafayette St., Marblehead, MA 01945 or email jbeals1@comcast.net.
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Part Time Pastoral Intern

Part Time Pastoral Intern

Come hone your pastoral skills with a dynamic Open and Affirming UCC
congregation of 350 members. We have a large Sunday School program and
youth ministry along with very active lay leadership. This position
involves coordination and oversight of our Sunday School program and
youth ministries along with regular opportunities for preaching, worship
leadership, pastoral care and church administration. Experienced pastor
will provide supervision. +/- 25 hours a week. Begins August/September
through June 2008. Compensation: $18,000.

Contact Information:
First Congregational Church in Melrose, UCC. Rev. Dominic Taranowski,
pastor.
Further information at 781-665-2111 or info@fccmelrose.org.

E-mail: info@fccmelrose.org
Link:

www.fccmelrose.org

Director of Youth Ministries

Director of Youth Ministries
First Congregational Church of Hudson
Hudson, OH

The ideal candidate is:
* "Youth magnet" who relates well and connects with youth
* Experienced, and able to guide our youth (6th-grade and up) in their faith journey
* Able to develop and lead exciting fellowship, service, worship, and missions programs
* Open and nonjudgmental counselor
* Organized, and excellent communicator
* Ordained minister preferred but not required
This is a full-time position with competitive compensation.
Our congregation consists of over 1000 professional, family-focused members. While mainstream, we embrace a wide range of theologies. Our historic church's unique
setting mixes a New England flavor with Midwest values.
Check us out at www.hudsonucc.org/youth

Contact: ydsearch@hudsonucc.org
47 Aurora Street, Hudson, OH 44236

RAs Needed at Showa Boston

Showa Boston Institute for Language and Culture currently has openings
for
Resident Assistants. Part time, live-in work, in exchange for room and
board. Evening and weekend duties necessary. A great opportunity for
intercultural exchange and international education experience.

* B.A./B.S. degree required

* Interest in and/or experience with international education

* Interest in and/or experience with Japanese culture

* Native English speaker

* Previous residential life experience a plus

* Must be female

* Must be an American citizen or Permanent Resident

Showa Boston Institute is a residential academic institution,
established by
Showa Women's University, Tokyo, Japan. Its mission is to increase
students'
English proficiency, to develop their cross-cultural awareness, and to
foster their personal growth. Students share Japanese culture through
school
visits, festivals and personal contacts.

Work on-average 14 hours per week, in exchange for private room with a
private bath, full meal plan (when students are on campus), and use of
campus facilities (including pool and Jacuzzi), free parking, and
shuttle
bus (Showa to/from Reservoir T stop).

For further information and a job description please email

Samantha Stanley at sstanley@showaboston.org

Or visit our website at www.showaboston.org
<http://www.showaboston.org/>

Dartmouth College Multi-faith Intern Program Advisor Position

Title: Program Advisor (Multi-Faith Programs) Position:
Department: Tucker Foundation Category: Temporary
Reports to: College Chaplain
Date: February 2007

Position Purpose

The Advisor to Multi-Faith Programs assists the college chaplain in the programmatic activities of the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, with special responsibilities for residential life. In addition to the assistance provided to the chaplain, the Advisor to Multi-Faith Programs works to enhance and further multi-faith programming at the College.

Assigned Task

1. Attends all meetings of the United Campus Ministry.
2. Provides support to and engages in collaborative student programming with UGAs (Undergraduate Advisors) including attending UGA training, offering consultation and assisting in student advising and crisis intervention and support. Works with UGAs to develop and implement mutually beneficial student programs and initiatives.
3. In conjunction with the college chaplain and the Multi-Faith Council, the Advisor to Multi-Faith Programs plans and promotes multi-faith discussions, projects, and activities. She/He advises the Multi-Faith Council, and attends and facilitates all their meetings.
4. The Advisor to Multi-Faith Programs serves as a liaison between the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life and other College offices including but not limited to the following: the Office of Residence Life, Office of Pluralism and Leadership, Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity, or other offices depending upon interests and needs. (Examples of collaborative projects include: the "Faith Matters" dinner discussion series and the "Faith and Reason" video series, etc.)
5. Performs research for the college chaplain as requested.
6. Assists the college chaplain with any special projects.
7. May assist in the preparation and delivery of a noonday ecumenical worship service.
8. Provides religious and spiritual support to College staff and students as requested.
9. Assists in the development of student engagement and educational programs concerning spirituality, ethics and morality.
10. The Program Advisor should be willing to work some odd hours, especially evenings.
11. Serves on Tucker Foundation and/or College working groups and committees as assigned.

Performs other duties as assigned

Note: Employment will be contingent upon possession of a valid U.S. or Canadian driver's license and continued qualification as an Approved Driver under the Dartmouth College Driver Safety and Motor Vehicle Policy.

Position Requirements

§ Skills & Knowledge

§ Strong organizational skills

§ Strong verbal and written communication skills.

§ Highly proficient with technology and computer applications.

§ Ability to work in a large complex organization.

§ Ability to work independently and in a collaborative team approach.
§ Commitment to diversity and to serving the needs of a diverse population
§ Enrollment in a seminary or other program of professional religious education
§ Affiliation with a recognized faith tradition
§ Interest in multi-faith dialogue
§ Demonstrated leadership skills
§ Demonstrated organizational skill
§ Ability to maintain confidentiality
§ Highly self-motivated
§ Good networking skills
§ Able to set goals, create clear statements of purpose, and communicate those goals and purposes to others

Compensation:

1. The College Chaplain will act as supervisor and, according to individual seminary requirements, will certify the Program Advisor's work for academic purposes.

2. The Program Advisor will receive a stipend of $1,200 per month for 9 months (mid-September-mid-June).

3. The Program Advisor will receive a stipend of up to $2,000 to apply to medical insurance through his/her seminary.

4. Housing for nine months (September 1-June 15) will be provided.

5. A commuter meal plan will be provided.

There will be no additional benefits.

Preference will be given to applicants who apply by March 15, 2007.

Applications should consist of:
1. A letter of interest,
2. A Curriculum Vitae and
3. Names of three references.

Application material should be addressed to:
Rev. Dr. Richard Crocker
College Chaplain
6154 South Fairbanks Hall
Hanover, NH 03755

For information, phone: 603-646-3350
Fax: 603-646-2645

Associate Minister Search

Associate Minister Search

The First Parish Church in Weston is seeking a second minister to fill
the role of Associate Minister. The title is Associate Minister, rather
than Assistant Minister or Minister of some specialty, because the
parish anticipates hiring an experienced individual who can not only
focus on and succeed in designated areas of responsibility, but can
fully complement the work of our Senior Minister. We seek a minister who
has the interest, skills, and availability to sustain parishioners who
seek this minister's spiritual insights or pastoral care.

While the First Parish seeks a minister with a full range of
ministerial skills, we expect our second minister to focus primarily on
our children and youth, and secondarily upon our social justice and
outreach programs. The Church School is a critically important part of
our parish and with the help of our Director of Religious Education, and
many dedicated parent volunteers, we have created and sustained a
vigorous and successful church school program. We need to extend that
success to create an equally strong Youth Ministry program. We therefore
seek a minister with direct hands-on experience with both a church
school and a youth ministry, who can draw upon that experience to
inspire our DRE and youth to build a more supportive community for our
teenagers.

First Parish has an active and wide ranging outreach program that we
hope will be enhanced by the passion of our second minister. Similarly,
we have a large number of parishioners energized and committed to social
justice issues. We seek a minister who has direct proactive social
justice experience to help harness and direct that energy. As a natural
extension of these focus areas, we will encourage our second minister to
be a visible presence in our community, involved and present at
activities that support his/her role with our youth and adults.

For a complete role description, visit our website at:
http://www.firstparishweston.org

Interested individuals, email the Search Committee at:
secondminister@comcast.net
or send resume by mail to:
Imogene Fish
Chair, Search Committee
The First Parish Church in Weston
349 Boston Post Road
Weston, MA 02493

Excel Academy Charter School

EXCEL ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL
East Boston, MA
www.excelacademy.org

Employment Opportunities

Excel Academy Charter School is a tuition-free, charter middle school
serving 178 students from the urban communities of Chelsea and East
Boston. ~70% of our students are Latino and ~70% of our students come
from low-income backgrounds.

Mission

Excel Academy Charter School prepares middle school students to succeed
in high school and college, apply their learning to solve relevant
problems, and engage productively in their communities.

Track Record of Success

Excel Academy has had a track record of success, particularly as
measured by student performance on the Massachusetts Comprehensive
Assessment System (MCAS) exam. Students in Excel Academy?s first 8th
grade graduating class outperformed students from nearly every district
in the state, scoring in the top 9% statewide on the 2006 English MCAS
exam and in the top 6% statewide on the 2006 math MCAS exam. With a
majority (67%) of Latino students, Excel Academy posted a 100% passing
rate on both the 7th and 8th grade English MCAS exams ? one of only 10
districts across the state to achieve such success.

Program Overview

? Core: Students take 100 minutes of mathematics and 100 minutes of
English every day to ensure that they master core skills and content
necessary for success in high school and college.

? Connections: Students take 100 minutes of science and 100 minutes of
social studies twice a week to gain core skills in the scientific method
and geography and to explore questions that relate to their communities
but that also possess global significance.

? Focus: Students receive targeted tutoring and academic support
focused on individual needs throughout the week.

? Enrichment: Students receive formal instruction in the arts and
fitness and also participate in other enrichment activities.

Current Openings

We are seeking individuals who have the passion to contribute to a
growing school serving an urban student population that already has a
strong track record of success. We are accepting applications for the
following positions:

? Middle School Teachers: Middle school English, math, science, social
studies, English language learner, special education, art and
fitness/health.

? Dean of Administration: Responsible for the development and
management of various school programs.

? Dean of Curriculum: Responsible for overseeing curriculum development
and instruction.

? Paid Intern: Seeking an individual who is interested in gaining
experience in a successful, urban, public, charter school. S/he will
have the opportunity to take on both instructional and administrative
responsibilities.

Qualities Sought

? Commitment To Urban Education: Belief that there is not a more urgent
task than to educate students from low-income, urban backgrounds.

? Mission alignment: Belief that every student should be held to the
highest academic and behavioral expectations. An understanding that a
structured environment is essential for learning.

? Entrepreneurial spirit: Openness to change, willingness to
problem-solve, and interest in developing new ideas & programs. ?
Qualifications: Previous teaching experience preferred.

Ability to speak Spanish a plus.

Contact Information

Candidates should e-mail a resume and cover letter to Mr. Yutaka Tamura
(ytamura@excelacademy.org), Executive Director.

Excel Academy Charter School is an equal opportunity employer and
therefore does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex or disability.

Associate Pastor

Associate Pastor

Youth Ministry (50%): Develop and facilitate an effective Youth
Ministry Program; Build relationships with youth and their families,
e.g. through home meals, school activities, and community involvement;
Share the gospel with students through hospitality and creative forms of
ministry, e.g. mission trips, retreats, or lock-ins; Coordinate weekly
meetings and/or Bible Studies for middle school and high school
students; Engage youth in local mission work; Communicate with parents
regularly.

Worship and Preaching (30%): Preaching 12 to 20 times annually;
Worship leadership and participation weekly; Participation in weekly
staff meetings.

Pastoral Care (20%): Weekly Visitation; Work with the Christian Care
and Nurture Committee to coordinate Pastoral Care ministries.

We seek the following in our new Associate Pastor: Commitment to
Christ and love of God, love and respect of youth, inspirational worship
leadership, excellent preaching skills, appreciation of liturgy and
lectionary, maturity, energy and creativity, organizational skills,
strong oral and written communication, engagement and warmth, strong
listening skills, ability to coordinate caring ministries, and a sense
of humor.

Contact Information:
Nicole Aronson
57 Pinnacle Rd
Farmington, CT 06032
(860) 677-6557
nmachampagne@yahoo.com

E-mail: nmachampagne@yahoo.com
Link:

Youth/Christain Education

Youth/Christain Education

The focus on youth ministry should achieve the following outcomes:
* Creative, biblical, and relevant ministry is offered that attracts and holds youth
* Youth increasingly know, grow in, serve, and share Jesus Christ
* Highly motivated adult leaders of youth are developed and deployed
* A physically and emotionally safe environment is present at all church sponsored youth activities
* Clear and timely communication regarding youth ministry is maintained with the congregation, youth, and parents
* Team spirit is generated with the other staff members revolving around the overall mission and vision of the of the church

Contact Information:
Resume and references may be sent to:
Bailey United Methodist Church, search
P. O. Box 218
Bailey, NC 27807
or
baileyumc@earthlink.net, subject "search"

E-mail: baileyumc@earthlink.net
Link:

www.baileyumc.org

Temporary Internship during Pastor's Sabbatical

Temporary Internship during Pastor's Sabbatical

First Congregational Church of Dalton, UCC in Dalton, MA is seeking an enthusiastic individual for a temporary ministerial internship during the Pastor's upcoming Sabbatical leave..

The internship would run from June 1, 2007 to August 31, 2007 and would involve a full range of ministerial activities for our congregation. The internship would involve a commitment for two days during the week and Sundays. Duties would include sermons, pastoral visitation to local hospitals, and meeting with church committees. Service at funerals to be negotiated and officiating at weddings not required. Salary and housing negotiable. Lay leaders will be available to assist with portions of the worship and support will be provided by the Church Deacons.

Dalton, MA is located approximately 135 miles west of Newton and FCC is a thriving and growing church with approximately 300 active members. Come be in the Berkshires at the height of the concert and cultural season!

Contact Information:
For any questions or If you need additional information please send a fax to:

Becky Crane, Co-Chair Board of Deacons
Email: ebl.crane@verizon.net

Please forward letter of interest and resume, by March 15, 2007, to:

First Congregational Church of Dalton, UCC
Board of Deacons
514 Main St
Dalton, MA 01226
Fcc.Dalton@verizon.net
413-684-1715

E-mail: fcc.dalton@verizon.net
Link:

Summer Interim Minister

Summer Interim Minister

The Second Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, in Londonderry, VT, is looking for an Interim Minister between May 25, 2007 and September 3, 2007 (dates are flexible). Our settled minister will be on sabbatical.

General Description: The Interim Minister will work in a spirit of mutual cooperation and communication with the Board of Deacons, with final oversight from the Church Council, for the purpose of fulfilling the ministry of the Church.

Principal Responsibilities:
Preaching and leading the worship life of the church.
Conduct special services, such as weddings and funerals as needed.
Administering the rites and sacraments as needed.
Visiting the sick and shut-ins and counseling members as requested and needed.
Provide leadership to the church staff: the Church Secretary; the Organist/Choir
Director; also general oversight for the Sexton as needed
Attending appropriate meetings of official church bodies and making a monthly
report at Church Council meetings.
Participate in the monthly Neighbor's Pantry food distribution program.
Meet regularly with the Board of Deacons, or a member of the Deacons, for
consultation and check-in.
Leadership of/ and participation in Christian Education, Adult and for young
people, as requested.
Availability for responding to needs in the community.

The successful candidate will have some theological education and some experience working in a church (we welcome and encourage students to apply); an interest in and desire to work with and among a small church; a passion for the ministry; and a sense of fun.

This position is grant funded and so we are pleased to be able to offer a competitive salary. We prefer to fill this position on a full-time basis. However, we would consider part-time if that best suited the candidate.

Contact Information:
Mr. William H. Cooley
Chair, Board of Deacons
680 Barker Road
Londonderry, VT 05148
coolmack@sover.net

E-mail: coolmack@sover.net
Link:

Progressive Baptist Churches Seek Shared Director of Christian Education

Progressive Baptist Churches Seek Shared Director of Christian
Education
Director of Christian Education
The Second Baptist Church of Suffield, Connecticut
860-668-1661 Pastor@SecondBaptistSuffield.org

Second Baptist Church has been in Suffield for 200 years. We are a
community-based congregation committed to Jesus Christ and related to
the American Baptist Churches USA. Those who come to Second Baptist are
ones whose families have been in Suffield for generations, as well as
ones who have recently moved to this area. The church is diverse in age,
religious background, racial and ethnic heritage, economic level and
theological belief. We offer a variety of intergenerational worship and
prayer services, classes, and musical ensembles, as well as fellowship
and ministry opportunities to enrich spiritual, family & community
life.

Goal: To serve the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the people of the Second
Baptist Church and surrounding community.

Work In Cooperation With: The Pastor (directly accountable), Board of
Christian Education (BCE), Adult Education Taskforce, Teachers, Parents,
Youth Group Leaders, Other Committees and the Church At Large,
Ecumenical Partners (Bible School)

Time Commitment: 20 hours per week

Finances: Provided through Church Budget

Detailed Job Description:

1.. COORDINATE overall Christian Education program for all ages (not
including youth group).
2.. EMPOWER THE LAITY TO DO MINISTRY.
3.. COORDINATE WITH THE PASTOR as needed; meet regularly at staff
meetings to share needs, plans, and ideas.
4.. BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: Attend monthly meetings and prepare
reports for them.
5.. RECOMMEND CURRICULA: By consulting with the Board of Christian
Education and Pastor, help teachers select curricula.
6.. SUPPORT & ASSIST TEACHERS
a.. ENLIST TEACHERS by encouraging congregants to use their gifts
and talents.
b.. Provide teacher TRAINING & SUPPORT meetings throughout the year
as needed
c.. Assist teachers individually and in teams to PREPARE MATERIALS,
adapt them to their situations, and to utilize their time and space.
Also to locate, organize and make available resource materials.
d.. Inform & enlist teachers, board members and others in
LEADERSHIP TRAINING opportunities in the denomination and on local,
state and national levels. Assist and publicize community-training
events as they arise.
e.. ACQUIRE AND CATALOG RESOURCES such as audio-visuals and other
teaching aids.
7. PROVIDE PROGRAM SUPPORT

a.. COORDINATE CHILDREN'S SERMON TIME: Coordinate leaders for the
Sunday children's time.
b.. KIDS FOR CHRIST: Help lay leaders to plan and support this
before worship program.
c.. COORDINATE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL with our ecumenical partners.
d.. COORDINATE SPECIAL NEEDS FELLOWSHIP
e.. ASSIST SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Plan and assist chapel, holiday
programs, service projects, church school picnic, Promotion Sunday,
Children's Sunday, and others recommended by the BCE
f.. PROMOTE EDUCATION FOR ALL AGES: Work with the church office to
inform the church as a whole of what is happening in Christian Education
via the bulletin, church calendar, bulletin boards, internet, etc.
g.. PARTICIPATE IN CONTINUING EDUCATION: Attend conferences,
support and training events - particularly those provided by ABCCONN -
as approved by the Board of Christian Education.

Qualifications

1.. A person who practices and displays a personal Christian faith.
2.. A person who is committed to the educational ministries of the
local church.
3.. A person who has some theological education/training and/or is
intellectually curious about her or his faith.
4.. A person who supports and teaches the American Baptist Churches,
USA mission and identity.
5.. A person who will seek to maintain a co-operative relationship
with the Hartford Association, the American Baptist Churches of
Connecticut and the American Baptist Churches, USA.
6.. A person who will endeavor to fulfill the Covenant and Code of
Ethics for Professional Church Leaders of the ABC,USA.
7.. A person who is willing to submit to a background check.

Position Description
Director/Minister of Christian Education
First Baptist Church, West Hartford, CT
860-521-9460 whfbc@yahoo.com

First Baptist Church, West Harford, Connecticut, is searching for a
part-time
Director/Minister of Christian Education to work in a cooperative
relationship with its Senior Minister, Minister of Music and others. In
the 18-20 hours per week, the Director/Minister of Christian Education
will exercise leadership particularly in the areas of the church's
Christian education program and the growth of the church. During the
summer months, this position will be 10 hours per week.

Responsibilities

1.. Work with and be the staff person for the Christian Education
Committee of the church.
2.. Work directly with church youth (grades 6-12) as the primary
youth leader and be present at youth activities along with other adult
youth leaders.
3.. Work with the Christian Education Committee to recruit and train
adult volunteers to work with children and youth.
4.. Work with the Christian Education Committee to monitor and
evaluate Crib Room staffing.
5.. Be present in church on Sunday mornings to coordinate and/or
staff the Sunday morning Christian education program of the church.
6.. Work to develop and provide creative learning experiences for
children, youth and adults outside the Sunday morning program.
7.. A person who has experience of and/or is willing to learn and
facilitate the Rotation Model of Christian education.
8.. Coordinate volunteers for Children's Time in worship and lead
Children's Time once a month.
9.. Work with the Growth and Outreach Committee.

Qualifications

1.. A person who practices and displays a personal Christian faith.
2.. A person who is committed to the educational ministries of the
local church.
3.. A person who has some theological education/training and/or is
intellectually curious about her or his faith.
4.. A person who supports and teaches the American Baptist Churches,
USA mission and identity.
5.. A person who will seek to maintain a co-operative relationship
with the Hartford Association, the American Baptist Churches of
Connecticut and the American Baptist Churches, USA.
6.. A person who will endeavor to fulfill the Covenant and Code of
Ethics for Professional Church Leaders of the ABC,USA.
7.. A person who is willing to submit to a background check.

Contacts: 860-521-9460 - church; whfbc@yahoo.com or psbcarr@aol.com.

Youth Ministry Director Needed!

Youth Ministry Director Needed!

Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church, Salem NH, is seeking a caring and qualified adult to guide our youth to grow in faith, service, and knowledge of Jesus Christ and God's grace.
We would like our new director to have a mature faith in Jesus Christ and a basic understanding and agreement with Lutheran theology. The Director will plan, organize, and lead youth events and activities for our congregation. Our youth group includes youth in 6th - 12th grade with approximately 20 participating on a regular basis. We are looking for a leader who will not only maintain the current program, but will have the ability and vision to build upon the foundation, increase participation, and find new ways to reach out to our youth.
The ideal candidate has experience working with youth, holds a Bachelor's degree or equivalent life experience, and is accustomed to working with churches.
This is a part-time position, averaging 20 hours per week. The work schedule will fluctuate due to the timing of various events and activities. The starting salary is based upon experience.

Contact Information:
For a detailed job description and application instructions call the TCLC office at (603) 893-0305

E-mail: ymstaffing@triumphantcross.org.
Link: triumphantcross.org