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The Student Ministry Associate will assist the Student Pastor in oversight of the middle school and high school ministry program(s) at ABF. He or she will encourage the middle school/high school students, and their families of ABF to be engaged in an intentional process of becoming fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ, encouraging service within the various ministries of the church.
JOB TYPE: Part-time (hourly)
QUALIFICATIONS:
● A committed follower of Jesus Christ with a vital and growing walk. Someone committed to leading a personal lifestyle of discipleship, evangelism, study, and worship.
● Ministry Experience – Previous church or related ministry experience.
● Exhibit a passion, love, and ability to relate to students, parents, and leaders.
● Relationships – Joyful submission to godly authority; a person of integrity; healthy
relationships with spouse and children and their support for involvement in this ministry;
good working relationship with the staff team.
● A Shepherd’s Heart – Someone who recognizes the importance of shepherding those
under his/her care, training and equipping them for more effective service.
● In agreement with The Christian and Missionary Alliance Doctrinal Statement, the
Expanded ABF Doctrinal Statement, and the adopted Philosophy of Worship.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
● Assist in oversight of Wednesday Night Student Gatherings, Sunday night home groups, Student Leadership Program, and other ministry programming. This will involve, but is not limited to service planning; overseeing set up and tear down of meeting space and resources; working with college/adult volunteer leadership.
● Prepare gospel centered teachings regularly to help students grow.
● Meet with students and/or parents for discipleship, spiritual mentorship, and/or
counseling.
● Assist the Youth Pastor with administrative needs. This may involve, but is not limited to,
ordering resources/materials; email communication with college/adult volunteer leader ministry teams; contacting new students to connect them with the ministry; assisting with planning for retreats, mission trips, and conferences; assist in event planning.
● Recruit and lead high impact volunteers.
● Attend and support all student events.
● Other duties as assigned, and as time permits.
TIME REQUIREMENTS:
● The Youth Ministry Associate will necessarily have to work some evenings, weekends, and other irregular hours in order to fulfill these responsibilities. Hours will be assigned and agreed upon with the direction of the Youth Pastor.
REPORTING RELATIONSHIP:
● Reports to: Youth Pastor.
Paid Part-Time Childcare Worker Positions
Various days and times
Alliance is seeking to fill paid part-time childcare worker positions for various days and times. If you’re interested in applying, please contact Heather Hayes at hhayes@abfboone.org.
Opportunities are filled for the 2021-2022 internship. Applications will be considered for the 2022-2023 year.
Overview
The Internship Program at Alliance Bible Fellowship is a high-investment one year apprenticeship for men and women who are either exploring, or believe they are called to, church ministry. The purpose of this internship is to provide an atmosphere within a local church to train, equip, and affirm men and women for church ministry.
We believe the church is the primary environment for accomplishing the task of developing leaders for ministry. Our commitment is to raise up the next generation of leaders and entrust them with the ministry of the gospel (2 Timothy 2:2).
We will introduce interns to the regular, day-to-day ministerial life and provide men and women with an ecclesiological grid for doing the work of ministry. We will give each intern a variety of leadership opportunities to explore their giftedness and calling. Alliance interns will consider what it means to build a church, not according to the latest cultural waves or “whatever works,” but according to all that the Bible says about our life together as the local church.
Goals
We aim to help interns achieve readiness for ministry in the areas of personal growth, spiritual growth, theological application, and ministry experience.
- Personal Growth
- Examine call and role in ministry.
- Identify and affirm gifts and strengths.
- Increase competencies in every dimension of ministry.
- Spiritual Growth
- Disciplined prayer life
- Personal evangelism.
- Increased love for the Bible.
- Theological Application
- Integrate theological training into the practice of ministry.
- Ministry Experience
- Take part in service planning, preparation, and evaluation
- Engage in leadership meetings
- Learn cooperative attitudes with leaders in reaching common goals
Application Process
Each applicant must provide a resume and three references (one pastoral). Interviews will be scheduled once applications are submitted.
Who is eligible?
The ABF Internship Program is open to college upperclassmen or above who have a desire for future vocational ministry.
We have serving opportunities in the following categories:
- Adult Ministries
- Children’s Ministry
- Chosen Ministry (adoption & foster care support)
- College Ministry
- Communication Arts
- Encounter Team
- Events & Admin
- Production/AVL
- Special Needs Ministry
- Student (Youth) Ministry
- Worship Team