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Youth Pastor Employment Type: Full-Time, Exempt Location: Cedar Mill Bible Church Works With ... Offering discipleship opportunities outside of weekly Youth gatherings * Meet students on their ...

Family discipleship * Church attendance * Healthy communication * Honor * Discipline * Boundaries ... The Parenting Pastor should be comfortable communicating publicly, but platform ministry is ...

Family discipleship * Church attendance * Healthy communication * Honor * Discipline * Boundaries ... The Parenting Pastor should be comfortable communicating publicly, but platform ministry is ...

Youth Pastor Employment Type: Full-Time, Exempt Location: Cedar Mill Bible Church Works With ... Offering discipleship opportunities outside of weekly Youth gatherings * Meet students on their ...

Family discipleship * Church attendance * Healthy communication * Honor * Discipline * Boundaries ... The Parenting Pastor should be comfortable communicating publicly, but platform ministry is ...

The Small Groups Pastor provides leadership and direction for all aspects of adult discipleship, with a special focus on small groups and men's ministry. This role ensures that every adult at ...

The Small Groups Pastor provides leadership and direction for all aspects of adult discipleship, with a special focus on small groups and men's ministry. This role ensures that every adult at ...

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As of Sep 5, 2026, the average yearly pay for discipleship pastor in the United States is $48,640.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $42,000.00 and $57,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Discipleship Pastor oversees spiritual growth and discipleship efforts within a church, helping members grow in their faith and develop as followers of Christ. They typically lead small groups, Bible studies, and mentorship programs while equipping leaders to disciple others. Their role includes teaching, pastoral care, and creating strategies to foster deeper community engagement. Ultimately, they help guide the church in spiritual formation and Christian maturity.

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A Discipleship Pastor typically leads small group ministries, develops and implements discipleship curricula, and provides spiritual mentoring to congregation members. They regularly collaborate with other church staff to align ministry efforts, train volunteer leaders, and organize outreach or community-building events. Pastoral counseling, prayer support, and facilitating Bible studies are also integral parts of the role. This position offers variety in daily tasks, meaningful interactions with people, and the opportunity to nurture personal and communal spiritual growth.

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To thrive as a Discipleship Pastor, you need a deep understanding of biblical teachings, experience in spiritual leadership, and often a degree in theology or ministry. Familiarity with church management software, curriculum development tools, and occasional certification in pastoral counseling are beneficial. Exceptional interpersonal skills, empathy, and the ability to inspire and mentor others distinguish successful candidates in this role. These competencies are vital for fostering spiritual growth within the congregation and leading effective discipleship programs.

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Christian Nonprofit | Youth Development | Sports Ministry

Power Cross Ministry

Statesville, NC • On-site

$50K - $70K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 11 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Lead and develop a discipleship culture across Power Cross, including creating Bible studies and resources.

  • Mentor young men and coaches, and equip coaches to become disciple-makers.

  • Build relationships with families and local churches, support young men in making decisions for Christ, and participate in ministry events.


Job description

Power Cross Ministry | Statesville & Salisbury, NC
What if your next ministry role allowed you to invest your life in developing the next generation of Christian men?
Power Cross is looking for a Director of Discipleship who feels called to pour into young men, develop spiritual leaders, equip coaches, teach God’s Word, and help shape a culture where Jesus is at the center of everything we do.
This isn't simply a position overseeing Bible studies.
It's an opportunity to help raise up future husbands, fathers, leaders, and men of God.
Our mission is simple and ambitious:
Building up young men from generational poverty into spiritual leaders through Jesus with daily discipleship and athletics.
THE OPPORTUNITY
At Power Cross, discipleship isn't a weekly program—it's who we are.
The Director of Discipleship will help lead the spiritual direction of our ministry and develop a discipleship strategy that reaches young men from elementary school through college, while also equipping our coaches and staff to become stronger disciple-makers.
We're looking for someone who loves Jesus, young people, God's Word, and developing leaders.
This role is ideal for a pastor, youth pastor, discipleship pastor, ministry leader, coach, FCA leader, Young Life leader, Christian educator, missionary, or other ministry professional who feels called to invest deeply in the next generation.
YOU MAY BE A GREAT FIT IF...
You:
  • Have a mature Christian faith and a genuine calling to discipleship ministry.
  • Love teaching Scripture and helping people understand how to live it.
  • Connect naturally with young men.
  • Believe athletics can be an incredible platform for ministry.
  • Enjoy developing leaders—not just leading programs yourself.
  • Can mentor and equip coaches to become disciple-makers.
  • Are relational, energetic, organized, and comfortable leading both small groups and large gatherings.
  • Want your work to have Kingdom impact that extends far beyond a job description.
WHAT YOU'LL GET TO DO
You'll lead and strengthen the discipleship culture across Power Cross, including developing age-appropriate Bible studies and discipleship resources; teaching and leading Bible studies; mentoring young men and coaches; equipping coaches to disciple their teams; building relationships with families and local churches; supporting young men as they make decisions for Christ; helping lead baptisms, prayer gatherings, and special ministry events; and maintaining a meaningful presence in the everyday life of Power Cross.
Most importantly, you'll help ensure that Biblical teaching, mentorship, and spiritual formation remain woven into everything Power Cross does.
THIS IS MORE THAN A DESK JOB
Power Cross ministry happens where our young men are.
That means you'll spend time in Bible studies, on athletic fields and sidelines, with coaches, in conversations with young men, at special events, and throughout our Statesville and Salisbury campuses.
If you're looking for a ministry where you can teach the Word and live it alongside the people you're discipling, this could be an incredible fit.
COMPENSATION & SCHEDULE
Starting salary: $60,000 annually
Cell phone provided
Computer provided
Typical schedule:
Monday–Thursday | 11:00 AM–8:30 PM
Friday and Saturday responsibilities vary depending on games, events, and ministry needs.
THE PERSON WE'RE PRAYING FOR
We're not simply looking for someone who can run a discipleship program.
We're praying for a spiritual leader and disciple-maker who wants to invest his gifts in young men and help build something that matters for eternity.
Someone who understands that sometimes discipleship happens during a Bible study—and sometimes it happens on a sideline, in a van, over a meal, after a difficult day, or during a conversation a young man may remember for the rest of his life.
If God has given you a heart for developing young men into strong, Christ-centered leaders, we'd love to talk with you.