Job Description: Director of Family Ministry   Purpose The Director of Family Ministry provides leadership to the church's ministry to children, students, and families. Their primary responsibility is to equip parents to disciple their children, oversee age-appropriate discipleship ministries, and partner with church leaders to help the next generation know, love, and follow Jesus Christ.   Responsibilities Family Care

• Care for children, students, and their families.
• Encourage and equip parents in their responsibility as disciplers of their children (Deut. 6:4–9; Eph. 6:4).
• Build relationships with families through regular encouragement, connection, counsel, and prayer.

• Provide vision, oversight, and leadership for ministries from birth through high school.
• Ensure all teaching is biblically faithful and consistent with the church's doctrinal convictions.
• Build out a spiritual growth pathway for children and students consistent with the church’s strategy.
• Build age-appropriate outreach into all levels of the family ministry.
• Serve as the primary content provider for the weekly youth meeting.

• Recruit, train, and care for volunteer leaders.
• Encourage healthy teamwork among ministry volunteers.
• Foster a culture of disciple-making and service.

• Work closely with the pastor, elders, staff, and ministry leaders to advance the mission of the church.
• Participate in preaching, teaching, worship services, and pastoral duties as requested.
• Assist with other responsibilities (weddings, funerals, etc.) as appropriate.
• Comply with all processes and protocols, aiding the church’s desire to be above reproach in all areas.

• The Director of Family Ministry serves under the leadership of the Senior Pastor.

Qualifications: Qualifications

• Meets the biblical qualifications for leadership found in 1 Timothy 3:8-13 and Acts 6:1-7.
• Demonstrates a growing love for Christ, His Word, His Church, and the gospel.
• Affirms the church's statement of faith and philosophy of ministry.
• Gifted in teaching, leadership, and disciple-making.
• Able to lead teams, develop volunteers, and communicate effectively.

About the Organization: Northside is a historic Baptist church (est. 1908) in Rock Hill, SC. We are a vibrant, multi-generational congregation of 150 people who are committed to growing in discipleship and outreach.