Summary of PositionThe Student Director leads the student ministry at their campus, reaching and discipling middle and high school students and equipping their families to do the same. The Student Director builds and shepherds a team of volunteer leaders, oversees weekly programming (small groups, large group, and events), and engages the local community for evangelism and outreach. Working in tandem with the central student ministry team, the Student Director contextualizes and executes central resources at the campus and helps carry out all-church student events such as camps and retreats.Qualifications and RequirementsExperience leading a student ministry (multi-site setting preferred)Proven ability to teach the Bible clearly and engagingly to both middle and high school studentsDemonstrated track record of recruiting, training, and retaining volunteer leadersExperience building relationships with students and their families that lead to spiritual growthShepherds students by building intentional relationships, counseling them through real-life issues, and connecting them to small groups and next stepsStrong organizational and communication skills (verbal and written)Proficiency with standard computer software and church management systems (e.g., Rock, Planning Center)Bachelor’s degree preferredSeminary or theological training preferred, or a willingness to pursue itA passion for student ministry, a teachable spirit, and a willingness to receive feedback and learnResponsibilitiesKnowing, loving, and shepherding students and parents at ACCOversee the student ministry team at ACCRecruiting, mobilizing, equipping, and developing leadersSupervises and develops volunteers by setting clear expectations, providing regular feedback, and raising up new leadersResources and partners with parents by communicating clearly and consistently, and equipping them to disciple their kids at homeEngaging in the community to open doors for evangelism and outreachContextualizing and executing Student Ministry programs and events at the campus (small groups, large group, etc.)Stays informed on the cultural trends, issues, and pressures affecting today’s studentsStaying up to date and maintaining all Student Ministry programs, systems, policies, and proceduresAssistance in the contextualization and execution of Student Ministry ministry events at the all-church level (camps, retreats, etc.) when availableProviding ongoing feedback and evaluation of central resourcing when availableMisc. tasks as assigned by Campus Pastor or Central Next Gen TeamChurchwide EventsThe hours for this position are expected to be 40 hours per week. As one church that meets in many locations, there are several times throughout the year that Summit holds church-wide events in an effort to do whatever it takes to reach all people. All staff members are expected to serve at these church-wide events regardless of the positions they hold.Such events include, but are not limited to: Easter services, church-wide prayer meetings, Good Friday service, and Christmas services. Serving expectations will be communicated in advance of each event.