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MH Kids Campus Associate Director

Greensboro, NC • On-site

Mercy Hill Church
Religious Organizations • 51 - 200 employees
Learn more about Mercy Hill Churchexternal

Part-time

Re-posted 22 days ago

Job description

Job Type
Part-time
Description
Summary of Position
In Mercy Hill Kids we equip parents and develop leaders to engage kids with the gospel. The Associate Director is responsible for overseeing the outworking of Mercy Hill Kids at his/her respective campus to ensure effectiveness of parent equipping, leadership investment, and gospel engagement. This is primarily accomplished as the AD aids in developing and overseeing the kids programming on a campus level, as well as assisting in events and other responsibilities to further the ministry as a whole.
Duties and Responsibilities
1. Leadership Investment (35%) - 7 hours
  • Weekly Kids Team Member Care and Communication
  • The AD will follow up with campus Kids Team (including Team Leaders) about specific needs that arise at weekend services.
  • The AD will work on recruitment and organization of their campus' Kids Team.
  • The AD will lead with a shepherd's heart, spending time each week to care well for the needs of kid's team members.

Leadership Pipeline
  • The AD will develop leaders through the Leadership Pipeline, by identifying and training leaders to fulfill various roles within the ministry.
  • The AD will be faithful in developing leaders by viewing the upcoming needs of the ministry, and training leaders accordingly.
  • The AD will actively promote a culture of shoulder-tapping new team members into serving in MH Kids.
  • On-Ramp

The Associate Director will facilitate the On-Ramp session following the Weekender, as well as oversee application processing and follow-up with recommitments of new team members.
2. Gospel Engagement (25%) - 5 hours
The primary means of Gospel Engagement is at our weekend gatherings. Therefore, the Associate Director will ensure that the various aspects of MH Kids Ministry are functioning with excellence - this includes:
  • Kids Team Member Oversight
  • The AD will oversee scheduling for their respective campus, ensuring that ratios are met each weekend.
  • The AD will ensure the safety of the Kids Space by overseeing the implementation of MH Kids policies and procedures (i.e., monitoring classroom ratios, Never Alone policy, etc.).
  • The AD will coordinate with Kids Staff, Coordinators, Leaders, and Members to communicate pertinent information on a week-to-week basis and address any specific classroom-oriented needs/concerns.
  • The AD will encourage their Kids Team weekly and seek new ways to improve the team culture at the campus.
  • The AD will set up the services using the weekly Service Gameplan.
  • The AD will have oversight of schedule implementation for each service.
  • The AD will implement ongoing worship and programming to the level of excellency expected in MH Kids.
  • The AD will be available to the check-in team and troubleshoot any issues that arise.
  • The AD will be active in making sure classroom ratios are met and team leaders and members are set up for success.
  • The AD will be responsible for upholding standards for MH Kids as it relates to all first-time guests (i.e., check-in process and FTG gift/follow-up).
  • The AD will be responsible for gathering the necessary information related to the number of kids present, along with first-time guests. They will input this data into necessary forms each weekend.

3. Central Responsibilities (15%) - 3 hours
  • The AD will assist the Kids Director with a specific area of Mercy Hill Kids at a central level.
  • The AD will assist in various all-church related kids activities (i.e. Kids Week, Fall Launch)
  • The AD will occasionally assist in childcare related events or needs as approved by executive staff
  • The AD will be responsible for all campus-related Kids events.

4. Parent Equipping (15%) - 3 hours
Baptism counseling - The AD will be responsible for overseeing any counseling necessary for children who express a desire to be baptized.
Family Engagement
  • Weekly investment in and connection to families at Mercy Hill.
  • As issues arise in various families connected to the AD's campus - they will assist in addressing those issues through counseling and/or resourcing, alongside the Campus Pastor and Kids Director.

5. Logistics (10%) - 2 hours
  • First time guests - The AD will be responsible for making sure all data and information is up-to-date relating to first time guests.
  • Headcounts - The AD will be responsible for making sure all data and information is up-to-date relating to headcounts and monthly metrics.
  • Teaching materials - The AD will work with Central Support Kids Staff to ensure that all necessary teaching materials are in place weekly for respective team leaders.

Miscellaneous Responsibilities
This job description is not meant to be an all-inclusive statement of every duty and responsibility that will be required of an employee in this position. Therefore, additional duties, including but not limited to the following, may be assigned:
  • Provide assistance with miscellaneous duties during the gathering, including first steps, baptisms, communion, etc.
  • Host a table or serve at Weekender and/or Vision Summit events.
  • Assist in various ways with large-scale events like Kids Week, Fall Launch, etc.

Character:
  1. Models the biblical standard of personal conduct and lifestyle that is expected of all Mercy Hill Church covenant members. (Eph. 4:1)
  2. Fully participates in the life of the church as an active covenant member by gathering, grouping, giving, and going. (Acts 2:42)
  3. Submits to and supports the leadership of the church elders. (Heb. 13:17)
  4. Demonstrates integrity in all facets of life. (Psalms 101:2, 119:1; Prov. 10:9)
  5. Glorifies God with the humble use of spiritual gifts. (Rom. 12:3-8)
  6. Pursues an active relationship with God through prayer and the Word. (Rom. 12:12, Col. 4:2)
  7. Demonstrates an eagerness to repent and believe the gospel. (Matthew 3:8; Mark 1:15)
  8. Gives regularly and generously of time, talent, and treasure to Mercy Hill Church. (Prov. 11:24-25; Matthew 6:19-21; Acts 20:35)
  9. Pursues a healthy lifestyle by treating the body as the temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Cor. 6:19-20) and seeks to balance work with rest (Exodus 20:8-11; John 15:5).

Culture: Staff Distinctives
  1. 100% Aligned
  2. Extremely Driven
  3. High EQ
  4. Wise

Work Schedule
  1. Office Hours: Weekend Services, Tuesday and Wednesday full day in the office.

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