Student Ministry Director

The Student Ministries Director is responsible for leading the Clinton Township Student Ministries. They provide leadership, direction, and vision to volunteers and students. They are responsible for leading the CT Student Ministries Community in a way that prioritizes an authentic and healthy team culture made up of people that are committed to following Jesus, engaged in the community, and on mission to see every student transformed and mobilized by Him.

Campus:
Lead, coordinate, and oversee a healthy, growing student ministry. Identify, recruit, and provide ongoing training to build a strong volunteer/leadership team. Create and lead discipleship opportunities to cultivate spiritual growth in students. Oversee High School Ministry and Middle School ministry budgets. Build unity and family between High School Ministry and Middle School Ministry. Main communicator for High School Ministry and Middle School Ministry.

Train and develop the teaching team. Using the KC Central designated curriculum plan, refine series and content in collaboration with other Student Ministry leaders. Led the large group creative programming for High School Ministry and Middle School Ministry weekly gatherings. Lead process and team for creating an attractional gathering for Middle School Ministry and High School Ministry, including an environment and program that attracts seekers and grows those already devoted to following Christ.

Oversee and lead ministry planning and vision. Align with KC Central Students Implement KC vision within Student ministries. Attend weekly campus meetings, KC Central High School Ministry & Middle School Ministry meetings, and KC All Staff meetings. Outreach Champion. Create and maintain local school presence opportunities. Create and oversee serving opportunities for Clinton Township Student Ministries and manage relationships with partners at those programs/locations.

Develop meaningful relationships with students, leaders, parents, and attendees at the Clinton Township Campus. Develop a parent team to help identify and lead parent programs for middle and high school students. Assist the Director of Ministries and Lead Pastor with campus-wide projects, events, and services as needed.

When three guys who had been in the church most of their lives experienced an overwhelming pull to start something new in the Metro Detroit area, they assembled 40 families as crazy as they were, to live out a new kind of movement in Metro Detroit. Derided by some, misunderstood by many, this small band of Jesus followers poured out all of their resources to build a radically invitational church experience.

The goal? To reach and connect with folks that many churches might have considered unreachable. For 35 years, Kensington has continued to live out its mission through church planting, campusing, and establishing global partnerships. In May 2018, the Clinton Township Campus celebrated the grand opening of its new permanent facility, welcoming several thousand attendees during the inaugural services. This milestone was part of the church’s broader “Every[one]” Capital Campaign, which aimed to transition several campuses from portable setups to permanent buildings, enhancing their capacity to serve their communities.

Number of Employees: 11 to 25

Average Weekly Attendance (if applicable): 1300

Location: Clinton Township, MI, United States

Hope International University admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.