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Family Pastor
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Leaf River, IL (In Person)
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Position Summary:
The Family Pastor will provide spiritual leadership to children, youth, and their families by teaching God s Word, equipping parents, and developing volunteers to disciple the next generation in a rural setting. Key Responsibilities (Core Focus): 1. Teach & Disciple the Next Generation Teach Scripture to children and youth with clarity and faithfulness- (2 Timothy 4:2) Encourage young people to grow in personal faith 2. Equip Families Support and encourage parents in discipling their children
- (Ephesians 6:4) 3. Develop Volunteers Recruit and equip volunteers for children s and youth ministry
- (2 Timothy 2:2) 4. Provide Ministry Oversight Ensure children s and youth ministries are organized, safe, and aligned with the church s mission of To know Christ, grow in faith, go make him known.
- (1 Corinthians 14:40) 5. Secondary Responsibilities (Develop Over Time): Strengthen community outreach to youth and families
- (Matthew 28:19-20) Introduce tools or systems that improve communication and organization Develop additional programs or events as ministry grows
Qualifications:
Required:
A clear and growing relationship with Jesus Christ (1 Timothy 4:12) Agreement with the church s statement of faith Ability to teach and apply Scripture faithfully (2 Timothy 2:15) A heart for discipling children, youth, and families A man who exemplifies the qualifications of a Biblical Elder (1 Timothy 3:1-7) Preferred (n ot r equired ): Bible training (formal or informal) Experience in children s or youth ministry (formal or informal) Experience leading or organizing volunteersPersonal Character:
Spiritually mature and committed to prayer (Colossians 4:2) Humble, teachable, and team-oriented (Philippians 2:3-4) Faithful and dependable in ministry (Luke 16:10)Schedule & Commitment:
Sunday morning participation required (teaching and/or ministry leadership) (Hebrews 10:25) Weekly ministry involvement (including some evenings as needed) Participation in regular staff or leadership meetingsVision & Growth Opportunities:
Shape and strengthen the church s ministry to children, youth, and families Help develop new ministry initiatives as the church grows Create new opportunities in a community that is hungry for ministry where there is none Grow personally in ministry skills, leadership, and theological understanding (2 Timothy 1:6-7- God develops gifts over time) How to