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What is a director of spiritual formation?

A Director of Spiritual Formation oversees the spiritual growth and discipleship of individuals within a faith-based organization. They develop programs, lead retreats, provide spiritual guidance, and foster a deeper connection to faith through teaching and mentorship. This role often includes collaboration with clergy, staff, and community members to create a nurturing environment for spiritual development. Responsibilities may vary depending on the organization’s specific mission and theological focus.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a director of spiritual formation?

To thrive as a Director of Spiritual Formation, a strong background in theology or religious studies, significant experience in pastoral leadership, and a relevant degree (such as a Master of Divinity) are typically required. Familiarity with curriculum development, spiritual assessment tools, and church management software is highly beneficial. Exceptional interpersonal skills, empathy, and the ability to inspire and mentor others are important soft skills in this role. These competencies enable the director to effectively nurture spiritual growth, lead teams, and support the faith community's mission.

What are some common challenges faced by a director of spiritual formation?

Directors of Spiritual Formation often navigate the challenge of addressing the diverse spiritual needs and backgrounds of individuals within a faith community. Balancing administrative duties with the personal, relational aspects of the role can require strong organizational and time management skills. They may also encounter obstacles in fostering engagement and participation across different age groups or ministries. By staying adaptable, proactive, and committed to ongoing spiritual and professional development, directors can successfully guide holistic formation and meaningful community connection.

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Adult Ministries Director

Brookside Church

Fort Wayne, IN • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 3 days ago


Job description

OUR MISSION
Brookside Church in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a Jesus-centered church committed to building Jesus-centered homes through healthy relationships resulting in Gospel-saturated communities.
VISION & PURPOSE OF ROLE
The vision for this role is to provide a seamless flow of connecting people to adult ministry opportunities through administrative support and guidance. The purpose of the role is to provide administrative support and coordination, and to connect people to the ministry opportunity they are looking for- College/ YA, Men's, Women's, Senior's, LifeTrack or Small Groups.
Job Type: Salary // Average Hours/Week: 40
Reports To: Lead Pastor
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
• Lead all adult ministry opportunities, including but not limited to LifeTrack, Small Groups, and spiritual formation initiatives
• Lead, Plan and execute adult discipleship events/classes (e.g., leader trainings, Equip nights, marriage/parenting classes, retreats)
• Lead the recruitment, onboarding, training, and coach adult ministry leaders and group leaders
• Direct the adult assimilation/Next Steps pathway (e.g., connection, LifeTrack, groups, serving)
• Direct spiritual formation initiatives (classes, cohorts, studies, and pathways)
• Manage and coordinate adult ministries alongside leadership teams: College/ YA, Men's, Women's, Senior's LifeTrack, and Small Groups
• Manage the adult ministries budget and steward resources effectively
• Assist LifeTrack and Small Group leaders with care, coaching, resources, and problem-solving
• Assist in selecting and/or create discipleship curriculum and resources aligned with Brookside's theology and strategy
• Assist in tracking and reporting key metrics (group participation, LifeTrack completion, leader pipeline, retention) and maintain accurate records in the church database
• Assist the Communications team for promotion, clarity of messaging, and church-wide visibility
• Assist the Compassion Director as needs arise to connect adults into care and serving opportunities
• Other duties as assigned
SPIRITUAL & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
• Acknowledge Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior
• Demonstrate emotional maturity and godliness, growing in conformity to the image of Christ
• Agreement of the Brookside Church Statement of Faith
• Commitment to Brookside Church Staff Codes (Addendum A*)
• Exhibits a heart of compassion, is trustworthy, and is a humble servant leader
• Maintains a healthy balance between ministry and family.
QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE
• Preferred bachelor's degree in Ministry, Theology, Leadership, or a related field
• 3-5 years of experience in adult ministry or a closely related ministry field or volunteer experience
• Completion of a background check is required Competencies
Administrative - An ability to focus on tasks and connect people to adult ministries and other staff members.
Being able to keep focus despite potential distractions and finish tasks to completion, coming alongside others to support them through taking administrative responsibilities.
Volunteer Management - An ability to recruit and train adult volunteers. Balances team and individual responsibilities; exhibits openness to other's views; gives and welcomes feedback; and contributes to building a positive team spirit.
Relational - An ability to encourage others in their next step of faith. A shepherd's heart but also the ability to speak boldly. The ability to speak to all generations. The ability to communicate respectfully in negative and positive situations, being quick to assume the best about others, even in disagreement.
Long-Term Planner - The ability to think about how decisions now affect the future of the adult ministries and the entire church. The ability to be proactive about needs and make plans accordingly. Also, they can process crises quickly, respond to them, and encourage growth in others.
NECESSARY SKILLS AND ABILITIES
• Ability to design, implement, and improve an Next Steps process for adults
• Ability to recruit, coach, and retain adult ministry leaders and group leaders
• Ability to plan strategically while executing details with excellence and follow-through
• Ability to track and report ministry metrics and maintain accurate records in a church database
• Ability to facilitate and teach effectively in group/class settings
• Ability to collaborate cross-departmentally and communicate promptly and pastorally with adults across life stages
SUNDAY AVAILABILITY EXPECTATIONS
This role requires availability on Sunday mornings to connect with attendees, support ministry teams, and represent Adult Discipleship. Specific hours will be discussed during the interview process.
BROOKSIDE CHURCH STAFF CODES | * ADDENDUM A
We Love Building others up.
We give each other the benefit of the doubt. We look for the good in each other. When I don't understand what you're doing, I let trust fill in the gaps.
We Love Healthy Conflict.
We keep short accounts with each other. If I am hurt or offended, you and I are going to talk about it or let it go, but we will not let it linger.
We Love breaking status quo.
We choose to dream and be visionaries, looking forward to the future God has for us. And we ruthlessly eliminate every form of comfortable complacency.
We love being vulnerable.
We choose to honor each other and give grace to each other's shortcomings or failures. We choose to be real and authentic with each other, even if we must push through difficulty.