Youth Ministry Director & Discipleship Leader

The Christian and Missionary Alliance - U.S. Church Ministries; Cranberry Township (Butler County); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Oak Hill Alliance Church invites a full-time Youth Pastor/Director to lead and shape the youth ministry for middle and high school students. The role collaborates with the Senior Pastor, Elders, and the DMM Committee to craft a cohesive discipleship strategy and engage families and the broader church community.

The ideal candidate is licensed or willing to pursue CMA licensing, holds at least a Bachelor’s, and has training aligned with CMA doctrine.

Qualifications

• Licensed and in good standing with the CMA or willing to pursue licensing with CMA.
• The candidate will have biblical teaching rooted in CMA doctrine.
• Experience with youth ministry and contemporary culture.
• Clear gifting to disciple believers and develop young leaders.

Responsibilities

• Lead Oak Hill Alliance Church youth ministries and serve as primary ministry leader.
• Disciple middle school and high school students and oversee youth volunteers.
• Equip volunteers and students to share the gospel effectively.
• Foster a healthy sense of community and family within the youth ministry.
• Attend pastoral staff and youth leadership meetings and manage budget documentation.

Skills

Excellent communication

Organizational skills

Discipleship leadership

Outreach to unchurched youth

Humility and community service

Education

Bachelor’s degree (theology/ministry)

Graduate-level theological studies

Job description

Oak Hill Alliance Church invites a full-time Youth Pastor/Director to lead and shape the youth ministry for middle and high school students. The role collaborates with the Senior Pastor, Elders, and the DMM Committee to craft a cohesive discipleship strategy and engage families and the broader church community.

The ideal candidate is licensed or willing to pursue CMA licensing, holds at least a Bachelor’s, and has training aligned with CMA doctrine.