Junior High Associate Intern

Emmanuel Faith Community Church Inc.•Escondido, CA

12d

About The Position

The Junior High Associate Intern develops Christian character and ministry skills to become fully equipped to begin a career in youth ministry. The role supports the development, leadership, and delivery of assigned ministry programs and ministry partnerships, and receives training in ministry for a specific life stage, such as children, junior high, high school, or college. The intern interacts with church staff, volunteers, the congregation, and outside vendors, and works under the administrative supervision of the ministry pastor or director, keeping that supervisor informed about ministry progress, special needs, and personal growth. The position is listed as part-time, non-exempt, and an internship. The time commitment is 20 hours per week, increasing to 28 hours during the summer. It includes camps, weekly events to reach and grow students, weekly participation in staff meetings, and participation in the life of the church. Weekend and evening hours are required. The stated pay range is minimum wage.

Requirements

Commitment to EFCC’s Statement of Faith, Mission, and Values.
Christ-centered behavior, treating people with dignity, respect, compassion, and integrity.
Commitment to and demonstration of spiritual maturity, with a track record of spiritual commitment and ministry involvement.
Genuine concern for others and the ability to relate well with people.
Teachability and faithfulness in carrying out responsibilities.
Ability and willingness to be involved in evangelism and discipleship.
Ability to work with a team to accomplish ministry goals.
Availability for 20 hours per week, or 28 hours during the summer, including required ministry activities.
Availability to work weekends and evenings.

Responsibilities

Develop Christian character through accountability to the ministry pastor or director, pursuing spiritual foundations, practicing spiritual disciplines, and being discipled.
Proclaim the gospel to unbelievers by establishing contacts with students, children, and/or parents, building relationships, and initiating conversations about spiritual and life issues.
Participate in biblically training believers toward full devotion to Christ through worship, evangelism, spiritual maturity, service, and fellowship.
Assist in developing, supporting, and leading assigned ministry programs and ministry partners to accomplish ministry goals.
Receive training in ministry related to a specific life stage, such as children, junior high, high school, or college.
Keep the ministry pastor or director informed about ministry progress, special needs, and personal growth.
Attend seminars and/or conferences as directed when they will benefit the fulfillment of ministry responsibilities.
Participate in evaluation by the ministry pastor or director.
Perform other related tasks or participate in projects as directed by the supervisor.
Participate in camps, weekly student events, weekly staff meetings, and the life of the church.