Giving youth pastors the tools they need to make and shape disciples.

Youth Ministry Volunteer Expectations In 100 Words Or Less

10 · 06 · 15
Volunteers

My expectations for our adult youth ministry leaders

1. Don’t do for kids what kids can do for themselves.

2. Change is good if it helps us reach our goals.

3. Leaders are learners.

4. Do things with excellence. The church is not a second class organization.

5. Take kids from Connection, to Community, to Co-laborers in Christ

To Join The Team

Attend church for at least six months

Complete Pastor’s Covenant Partner class

Interview with me.

Attend a LIFT Event

Attend a LIFT Meeting

Attend a Team LIFT Meeting

Given a role and a responsibility

(99 Words)

 

Related Posts

Youth Ministry Leaders or Chaperones?

Jan 1, 2018 |

I can remember going to school dances where chaperones were in attendance. Their job was to make sure there was no kissing, dirty dancing, or smoking in the parking lot. The goal was the  make sure something didn’t happen. Sadly, this is role many youth...

read more

Are You Healthy Enough For Youth Ministry?

Dec 5, 2017 |

This is the fifth and final post in my series on re-evaluating your youth ministry volunteers, and it may be the most important. Often times a person will hide their health (all kinds) to keep their job. People want to keep their job so they’ll hide or mask the...

read more

Can You Tell me A Story?

Dec 4, 2017 |

My 4th question in this series  for re-evaluating volunteers is, “Can you tell me a story?”. Every youth ministry has a narrative. We are a collection of stories but we tend to focus on numbers, activity, and logistics. Stories matter....

read more