First Presbyterian Church, Augusta GA - Assistant Director of Youth Ministry

Ministry Architects • Augusta, GA

50d • $50,000 - $55,000 • Onsite

About The Position

First Presbyterian Church (FPC) of Augusta, Georgia, is seeking a highly relational, structured, and biblically grounded leader to serve as an Assistant Director of Youth Ministry. This role is crucial for discipling youth and supporting the vibrant Youth Ministry program, which serves 231 youth from 6th through 12th grades. The ministry operates out of "The Depot," a dedicated youth-friendly space, and has a healthy annual budget. The ideal candidate will possess strong organizational and execution skills, helping to establish a sustainable, proactive ministry rhythm. FPC is currently hiring for both a female and a male Assistant Director of Youth Ministry.

Requirements

• A visible Christian faith with a deep understanding of and adherence to FPC’s mission, conservative/traditional statement of beliefs, and biblical authority.
• A completed college degree is required.
• Exceptional organizational and administrative management skills paired with cultural intelligence and the ability to teach or lead small groups effectively.
• Willingness to officially join the membership of First Presbyterian Church within the first six months of employment.

Nice To Haves

• 1–3 years of paid, full-time, ministry-specific experience working with youth.

Responsibilities

• Disciple a small group of students by meeting weekly, praying for them regularly, writing encouraging notes, and visiting local middle and high schools during lunch breaks.
• Intentionally build trust with youth and school administrations by attending students' extracurricular sports and arts activities several times a semester.
• Spend designated time with high school student leaders to disciple them in their faith and equip them for leadership, evangelism, and middle school program support.
• Attend, actively participate in, and lead small group discussions during weekly Sunday School, Upward Bound (middle school), and High Life (high school) meetings.
• Teach large group meetings occasionally, assist the director in planning and executing hallmark retreats and camps, and manage the gathering of supplies and setups.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level