Minister of Students

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mountain view baptist churchHickory (OK)

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SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60,000

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About the role

MINISTER OF STUDENTS JOB DESCRIPTION We are prayerfully seeking a dynamic and experienced Minister of Students to lead our thriving and growing student ministry. MVBC has a solid group of volunteers in both middle and high school. The student ministry averages 60+ students in weekly attendance at a church with an average attendance of 575+.

Reports to: Discipleship Pastor Church Mission Statement: Mountain View Baptist Church exists to love God through worship, grow people in a small group, serve people in a ministry, and reach people for Christ (Matthew 22:37-41, 28:18-20).

Position Description: The Minister of Students will lead and oversee every aspect of ministry for students (6th to 12th grade). He must be a dynamic, passionate visionary in leading students to Jesus in ways that embody the four core values in our mission statement. The Minister of Students will be a team-builder with excellent communication and interpersonal skills and a proven track record of recruiting and developing teams and individuals. This position is pastoral in nature, requiring service not only in student ministry but also as a spiritually mature shepherd to the people of the church. Church Information: Founded in 1978, Mountain View Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist church located in Hickory, NC, nestled between Charlotte and Asheville in beautiful western North Carolina. We currently average 575+ across two Sunday morning worship services and over 300 in small-group Bible study. We also have Wednesday evening discipleship opportunities for kids, students, and adults. Salary and Package: $60,000 beginning salary (negotiable based on education and experience) Medical, dental, and life insurance 10% retirement contribution Paid holiday, vacation, and sick days based upon Personnel Policy

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