Traverse City KKids Director
kensington churchTraverse City (MI)
About the role
Partner with Student Ministry Director to accomplish all functions of KKids environments at Kensington Church Traverse City campus. Support and schedule KKids volunteers. Ensure that Large Group and Small Group supplies are prepared and organized.
Position RequirementsQualificationsExperience: Participation in small group, experience in leading and shepherding a team or small group.
Requirements:
Ability to manage multiple tasks, enjoy children, administrative skills, ability to learn and utilize technology, ability to recruit, lead, develop teams of adults and youth volunteers, gift of shepherding, skilled at team building.
Responsibilities:
Recruit, train, shepherd, and schedule team of Large Group and Small Group volunteers for weekend services.
Weekly administrative duties including curriculum prep, scheduling volunteers, applications and background checks, event prep, and other tasks as needed.
Work alongside Large Group and Small Group volunteers to ensure the curriculum is understood and implemented
Creating fun/clean/safe environments (Décor, Stage Design, etc.) in KKids on Sunday mornings to welcome kids, families, and volunteers
Partnering with Parents (Social Media, Orange App, Milestone Events, etc.)
Fun and friendly presence in KKids on Sunday mornings to welcome kids, families, and volunteers
Prep and support for KKids events (Fun, Training, Celebrating)
Attend staff meeting & central meetings when required.
CharacterDemonstrate the qualities of a follower of Jesus Christ, with a passion to love God, live in community with those in the body of Christ and extend the love of God to those seeking Him. Show a strong commitment to living out Kensington’s values: Know God, Find Freedom, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference.
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