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The Program Director of Clubs is responsible for assisting the development and management of sport programs, ensuring the effective operation of FCA Sports processes, systems, and resources across Clubs. This role requires a dynamic leader who can seamlessly integrate sports management with ministry, fostering a Christ-centered Club thatpromotes both athletic excellence and spiritual growth.

Key responsibilities include managing club operations, establishing logistics, securing facilities, and assisting relationships with governing bodies, Clubs, and tournaments. The Program Director of Clubs is also responsible for developing outreach strategies, expanding program offerings, and cultivating strategic partnerships to grow the number of participants.

These responsibilities are critical to the FCA mission, and this position plays a vital role in our ministry. FCA expects all functions and responsibilities outlined below to be carried out with a heart surrendered to serving God as a form of worship.

• Agree with and abide by FCA's Christian Community
• Follow a spiritual rhythm, including daily prayer and Bible study to seek the Lord's will for
• Lead, conduct, and provide spiritual leadership for staff, volunteers, coaches, and athletes through prayer, Bible study, worship, and living by example so they are equipped to serve others.
• Connect to and participate in a local church through worship and weekly
• Conduct yourself in a manner that affirms biblical standards of conduct in accordance with FCA's Christian beliefs (see FCA's Christian Community Statement) at all times.

• Fulfill all FCA administration requirements for registration, certification, coaches qualification, financial stewardship and training.
  • Register Clubs in VIP
  • Ensure comprehensive training and implementation of the Club Management System (Sports
    Connect).
  • Assist Coach and Volunteer Onboarding using the VIP.
  • Manage financial operations related to the Clubs.
• Fulfill all external administration requirements with governing bodies, Clubs, tournaments, referee associations, and playing facilities.
  • Organize and manage games and tournaments, including entry and hosting.
    
• Coordinate the procurement and distribution of uniforms and equipment.
• Secure facilities for training and competition by coordinating contracts, leases, and new facility visions with the Support Center and appropriate FCA supervisors.
• Order uniforms and coaches gear through FCA Gear specialist.
• Ensure that all coaches and staff members stay current with all applicable governing bodies related to theirsport and certification/training required
• Collaborate with facility contacts on usage protocols.
• Organize and manage evaluations, coach & referee training, practices, games, end of season tournaments, and end of season celebration events.

• Create calendars to include tryouts, training dates, competition dates, camps and other ministryopportunities.
• Actively train your coaches by modeling, assisting, watching, and launching them into their roles and settingup mentorship programs to build the bench of coaches through assistant coaching roles.
• Supervise try-outs, practices, and games to ensure both sport and ministry excellence.
• Focus on providing quality parent communication and ministry.
• Develop relationships with governing bodies and other Clubs in your area, engaging them with the Gospelthrough your work alongside them and your commitment to excellence and integrity when dealing withthem.
• Provide resources/connections to help athletes further their playing/educational career.
• Market Clubs well/Recruit families and athletes.
• Address and resolve conflicts as needed.
• Collaborate with facility contacts on usage protocols.
• Develop and maintain relationships with key staff members of local churches for Clubs.
• Integrate local church involvement with Clubs to ensure continued ministry after the sports season ends.

• Ensure FCA is engaging, equipping, and empowering coaches, athletes, and volunteers through 1-on-1s,Huddles and events.
• Integrate ministry within sports, focusing on spiritual growth alongside athletic excellence.
• Leadership and oversight of E3 discipleship programs and building a community around the sport.
• Build a community of coaches committed to growing, sharing, celebrating, and gathering around the sportthey love. Acts 2:42-47
• Implement the comprehensive FCA Sports E3 Strategy for coaches, athletes, and parents within the Clubs.
• Lead and oversee the discipleship and development opportunities for your coaches, athletes, and families.

• Ensure the recruiting, training, and developing of volunteers is strategically aligned with the goal ofgrowing the ministry in the Club.
• Build your bench through developing others who can move into your role and other key leadership roles asneeds arise.

• Connect, communicate, and care for existing and prospective financial partners to get fully funded.
• Manage and steward the finances for the assigned area of responsibility.
• Establish and execute an annual budget and funding plan by growing the Home Team, major donors, andevents
• Initiate opportunities for players and families to raise funds for the ministry.
• Minister to donors and board members through consistent connection, communication and care.
• Engage with donors, forming advisory teams, and leading fundraising efforts.

At Battlefield FCA, the Program Director of Clubs is responsible for leading, building, and growing one specific sport community.

This leader takes ownership of a particular sport and works to develop a strong, Christ-centered club around the athletes, coaches, families, teams, volunteers, and community relationships connected to that sport.

A Program Director of Clubs should think like a ministry entrepreneur and community builder. This role is not simply about managing teams. It is about growing a sport community, developing coaches and leaders, strengthening team culture, creating excellent competitive opportunities, and building an environment where athletes can develop in their sport while being influenced by Gospel-centered coaches and leaders.

The sport may already exist within Battlefield FCA, or God may be stirring someone with a vision to help us begin something new.

Is God leading you to start, lead, and grow a Battlefield FCA club in football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, flag football, baseball, lacrosse, field hockey, ice hockey, or another sport?

You may already have relationships within a particular sports community. You may see an opportunity that does not yet exist. Or you may sense God calling you to use your experience and passion for a specific sport to build something that can serve athletes and families for years to come.

If God may be leading you to build a Christ-centered sport community through Battlefield FCA Clubs, let’s talk.

Scot Small