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NextGen Director Christ Church
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Non-DenominationalWEEKLY ATTENDANCE
4,500 Meet Christ Church Christ Church is located in Phoenix, Arizona with congregations in Mesa, Gilbert, Central Phoenix and Peoria, reaching over 4,500 people weekly. At Christ Church, they fly one flag-Christ crucified. He s the one deserving worship. He s the one proclaimed. He s the one worthy of following. They are defined unequivocally by being doxological- in the doctrines of grace and salvation revealed in Scripture; missional
- in that they are on the move, desiring to do everything they can to affect change in people s lives; and intentional
- having an awareness of the non-churches, seeking to remove barriers and having cultural sensitivity without compromise.
The NextGen Director responsibilities include:
Teaching & Preaching:
Effectively handle God s Word in NextGen ministry environments, parent forums, and weekly Young Adults gatherings. This leader must be a skilled expositor and communicator of God s word who can biblically shepherd.Young Adults Leadership:
Serve as the primary leader for the Young Adults ministry and gatherings. Develop, equip, coach and support volunteer leaders in the Young Adult Ministry, and deploy them into NextGen ministry.Leadership & Development:
Provide overarching leadership to all NextGen ministries, including direct oversight and management of the Kids and Students Directors. Direct, develop, equip, coach, and support NextGen ministry staff and leaders, multiplying leaders who uphold the culture of Christ Church.Discipleship & Culture:
Develop and implement a comprehensive discipleship strategy for birth through high school that aligns with the convictions and culture of Christ Church. Ensure the culture of Christ Church is caught, taught, modeled, and transferred across all ministry teams. Personally and appropriately engage in relationships with parents and students for the advancement of discipleship in families.Vision Casting:
Cast vision for NextGen ministries by clearly articulating direction and rallying staff and team members around that vision. Uphold the convictions and ministry standards of Christ Church, ensuring all NextGen playbooks remain current and aligned.Team Building & Management:
Build, train, and deploy effective ministry teams to support current needs and future growth. Ensure ministry plans are executed with excellence, anticipating growth, solving problems, and efficiently prioritizing tasks.Planning & Evaluation:
Articulate clear, measurable goals for each ministry area and utilize appropriate tools and data acquisition to evaluate ministry effectiveness. Ensure the ministry assets and budgets are properly managed, while following established policies and procedures. What you bring The following describes many of the characteristics of the ideal candidate for theNextGen Director:
Education and Experience 3-5 years of full-time church staff ministry experience. An undergraduate degree is required. Seminary degree or formal theological training is highly preferred (or a willingness to pursue it).Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Teacher:
Skilled expositor and communicator of God s word.Interpersonal Skills:
Communicate effectively across all layers of NextGen ministries; express optimism, faith, and encouragement.Resourceful:
Adaptable, quick-thinking, and able to confidently and creatively solve problems.Time Manager:
Efficiently allocate time and prioritize tasks appropriately.Performance Management:
Assess ministry effectiveness through data analysis.Personal Characteristics and Qualifications Character:
A growing follower of Christ who meets the qualifications of a pastor outlined in 1 Timothy.Compatibility:
Embodies the values, Complementarian theology, and culture of Christ Church.Team Player:
Humble, hungry, and smart. Must have a strong work ethic, high social EQ, strong leader.Servant-hearted:
Deep desire to serve others and show the love of Christ to families. What it s like to live in Phoenix, AZ Phoenix, the capital and largest city of Arizona, is located in the heart of the Sonoran Desert. As the center of the greater Phoenix metropolitan area, it blends a vibrant urban core with expansive suburban communities like Mesa, Gilbert, Peoria, Chandler and more. The city is known for its warm climate, abundant sunshine throughout the year, and a landscape defined by beautiful desert scenery and surrounding mountain ranges. Residents enjoy a growing culinary scene, arts and cultural institutions, museums, and professional sports teams including the Suns, Cardinals, and Diamondbacks, as well as ASU athletics. Outdoor recreation is a major part of life here, with popular local parks and hiking spots like Camelback Mountain and South Mountain Park, along with easy access to weekend destinations such as Sedona, Flagstaff, and the Grand Canyon. The region boasts high accessibility, making it easy to get around the large city and its surrounding suburbs. It is a highly desirable place to raise a family, offering amazing public, private, and charter schools with excellent school choice options. The community is supported by a strong, growing economy. With low taxes, hospitable neighbors, and access to both big-city amenities and an incredible quality of life in the suburbs, the Phoenix area provides an exceptional atmosphere for families, young professionals, adults and retirees.Career Insights for Religious Leader / Professional
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A Religious Leader or Professional leads religious services and provides spiritual guidance or counseling. Presents knowledge and interpretation of theological texts. May work in a non-denominational setting like a prison or hospital, or work for specific faith-based congregation or denomination and follow the practices of that faith.
$61,116 / year median in Arizona
+12% projected growth