Mission Campus Worker Lead - UFV

We are searching for a Mission Canada Campus Worker Lead in strengthening an established missional and discipling community on the campus of the University of the Fraser Valley. They would lead a leadership team of student volunteers, with the future potential of recruiting and managing a multi-staff team. They would provide pastoral care to university students, encourage growth and maturity in discipleship to Jesus, participate in effective outreach and service to the campus, contribute to community building events and develop new initiatives as needed.
Salary
As a PAOC Mission Canada worker, the salary for this role is raised by the worker through personal fundraising. Mission Canada provides fundraising training and has a track record of long-term success for its employees’ funding. An annual budget is developed and agreed to between the Mission Canada Director and the worker, including salary commensurate to the role.

Salary Range: $54,000 - $64,000

• a)
  Representative of Jesus Christ and His Kingdom
  :
  The PAOC is a Christian organization that engages in Christian ministry, serving the Christian community. This position is an important role in carrying out PAOC’s mission and it is critical that your beliefs and conduct are consistent with the beliefs and conduct standards of PAOC. Therefore, it is a requirement of this position that your beliefs and conduct adhere to PAOC’s Mission Statement, Core Values, General Constitution, the Statement of Essential Truths, and any other document that may be established by PAOC regarding standards of conduct.
• b)
  PAOC Credential
  :
  The candidate will possess a PAOC ministry credential, or willingness and ability to obtain a PAOC ministry credential, for the purpose of this role. Worker will be an employee of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC).
• c)
  Knowledgeable of Campus Environments
  : A knowledge and understanding of post‑secondary campus environments are necessary. Ability to gain trust and respect in a new community. Ability to connect and interact with international students. Culturally sensitive. Post‑secondary degree essential.
• d)
  Ministry Experience - Enterprising and Resourceful
  :
  Ministry will include the development of contacts and networks. Ministry experience is necessary. Ability to listen, learn, strategize, collaborate, and follow through on the recognized needs of students on campus.
• e)
  Accountable in all areas
  :
  Because the role of a Mission Canada worker is collaborative between the worker, the PAOC district in which the work is taking place, and the Mission Canada team at the International Office, the worker must be skilled at working independently in their campus environment but with multiple accountability partners.
• f)
  Fundraising Ability
  :
  The worker must have a demonstrated ability or a willingness to learn to raise an approved budget each year. Mission Canada workers are responsible to raise the necessary financial support for their mission efforts and project funds. As well, representing the PAOC’s Mission Canada department, they are catalysts in motivating individuals and churches for missions nationally. Fundraising training is provided during the candidacy stage, prior to a worker being released for employment on campus.
• g)
  Canadian Citizenship
  : A Mission Canada applicant for a worker role must be a Canadian citizen or have Canadian permanent residency.

Attached Documents
mc-campus-worker-lead--ufv

James Perreaux
University Christian Ministries
British Columbia
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