Director of Community Groups & Leadership Development
Ministrylist
New York (NY)
On-site
USD 55,000 - 75,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Ministrylist is seeking a Manager of Community Groups based in New York. The role involves overseeing the development and health of Community Groups, recruiting and training leaders, and designing systems for growth and engagement. Ideal candidates will have proven leadership skills, strong communication abilities, and a commitment to cross-cultural ministry. Preferred qualifications include experience in church or Christian organizations and formal theological training. The position aims to cultivate community and discipleship both in the church and city.
Qualifications
Proven ability to lead and develop volunteer leaders and teams.
Experience in managing complex systems or ministries with multiple moving parts.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong project management and time management skills.
Demonstrated commitment to cross-cultural ministry.
Responsibilities
Oversee the development of Community Groups within the organization.
Recruit, train, and care for Community Group leaders.
Design and implement systems for leader recruitment and leadership pipelines.
Participate in the general pastoral care of the congregation.
Maintain a visible presence at worship services and congregational events.
Skills
Leadership
Communication
Organizational skills
Cultural Intelligence
Project management
Education
Formal theological training (seminary degree or equivalent)
Tools
Google Workspace
Trello/Asana
Job description
Ministrylist is seeking a Manager of Community Groups based in New York. The role involves overseeing the development and health of Community Groups, recruiting and training leaders, and designing systems for growth and engagement. Ideal candidates will have proven leadership skills, strong communication abilities, and a commitment to cross-cultural ministry. Preferred qualifications include experience in church or Christian organizations and formal theological training. The position aims to cultivate community and discipleship both in the church and city.