Job Description

Position Summary The female Coordinator of Student Ministries works with the Student Ministries Commission (future Director or Pastor of Student Ministries) to lead a ministry that makes disciples who love Christ, His Word, and His Church. We want the ministry to students of CPC to convey an increasing awareness of God’s love and provision for them as expressed in the Gospel. Time Commitment This position is a full-time position (40+hours per week) Responsibilities 1. Assists Director/Pastor of Student Ministries in planning, promoting, and executing weekly, monthly, and special events. 1. Sunday School 2. City Group 3. Seasonal Bible Studies 4. Monthly fellowship events 2. Assists Director/Pastor of Student Ministries in planning, promoting, and executing all mission trips and retreats, including (but not limited to) Middle School Fall Retreat, High School Spring Retreat, High School Summer Camp, Middle School Summer Retreat. 3. Assists Director/Pastor of Student Ministries in recruiting and training volunteers for weekly events. 4. Assists Director/Pastor of Student Ministries in developing a teaching schedule and lesson series each semester. 5. Plan, create, and teach Bible studies regularly for female students 6. Become able to execute weekly youth activities without assistance of Director of Student Ministry if needed 7. Know every student who attends events and programming with any regularity, as well as their parents. 8. Pray for and reach out to inactive students and their parents. 9. Meet with each active girl at least once a semester. Meet more regularly with girls who need to be or are free to be discipled more closely. 10. Meet with moms/female guardians of girls as often as their schedule allows. 11. Communication with all parents has taken place, both written and in person, leaving avenues of communication open for concerns and suggestions. 12. Attend sporting events, concerts, competitions, etc. for students. 13. Exceptional and personal follow up to all first-time guests within a week of their visit. 14. Management of social media, text alerts, and weekly email newsletter. 15. The “in-between the cracks” needs of the student ministry have been handled in a professional and timely manner, including bulletin boards, photography, attendance, newsletters, Sunday bulletin and e-news announcements, forms, and registration materials. 16. Meet with female volunteers every semester for coaching, discipleship, prayer, and encouragement. 17. Willing collaboration with all other CPC staff. 18. A commitment to keep short accounts with all other CPC staff, officers, and members. 19. May be assigned other duties and responsibilities as needed by the Senior Pastor. 20. Reports to the Pastor/Director of Student Ministry. 21. Meet weekly with the Director of Student Ministry for staff meeting 22. Makes the Director of Student Ministry aware of any concerns, special victories, hospitalizations, challenges, or anything like these in a timely manner. 23. Performance reviewed annually by Pastor/Director of Student Ministry. If you have any questions, please contact, Kyler Parkman Director of Student Ministry Email: kparkman@cpchouston.org Phone: 678-849-9086

About the Organization

● What is the size of our church? ○ Christ Presbyterian is a church of 700 people located in the heart of Houston, Texas. ● What is the denomination of our church? ○ Our church is a denomination of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). ● What is the theological foundation of our church? ○ Christ Presbyterian recognizes the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments as the inerrant Word of God, and embraces Reformed Theology as expressed in the Westminster Confession of Faith. ● What is the purpose and mission of your church in general and regarding youth ministry in particular? ○ Christ Presbyterian exists to make disciples who love Christ, His Word, and His Church through the ordinary means of grace. Likewise, our Student Ministry exists to help middle and high school students love Christ, His Word, and His Church.

Qualifications

Commitment to the inerrant Word of God and an embrace of Reformed Theology; well informed about current adolescent culture and issues. Passion for relationships; a desire to lead others to mature in Christ; a teachable personality; a self-starter and able to work independently without being micromanaged; willing to ask for help when needed.