Director of Youth Ministries
Listed on 2025-12-15
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Education / Teaching
Youth Development, Pastor / Ministry / Church -
Non-Profit & Social Impact
Youth Development, Pastor / Ministry / Church, Non-Profit / Outreach
Presbyterian
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Meet West End Community ChurchWest End Community Church’s story began in 1996 with a small group of individuals in Nashville praying for the possibility of a new church. Their prayers were answered in 1997 when, under the leadership of Pastor Carter Crenshaw, they began gathering at W.A. Bass Middle School. This initial group formed the foundation of what would become a thriving, community-focused congregation.
The church’s growth led to a significant milestone in 2001: the purchase of 44 acres on White Bridge Road. Just four years later, in 2005, they celebrated the completion of their permanent campus, a testament to their dedication and the Lord’s faithfulness.
For 25 years, Pastor Carter Crenshaw faithfully led West End Community Church. In recent years, John Bourgeois has taken the helm as Lead Pastor, carrying forward the church’s mission to help people know, love, and follow Jesus. Throughout its history, West End Community Church has remained steadfast in its core values, fostering a welcoming and devoted community.
About the Director of Youth MinistriesThe Director of Youth Ministries is a key leadership role within the church, responsible for overseeing and developing programs aimed at nurturing the spiritual growth and development of middle and high school students. This individual serves as a shepherd and pastor, equipping both volunteer leaders and paid staff to effectively engage with youth. They will cast a compelling vision for the youth ministry, ensuring that it aligns with the church’s broader goals, and foster a dynamic, relational ministry culture that prioritizes connection with students, parents, and volunteers.
TheDirector of Youth Ministries responsibilities include:
The following describes many of the characteristics of the ideal candidate for the Director of Youth Ministries:
Education and experienceWhile a seminary degree (Master of Divinity, for example) is valued and beneficial, it’s not a strict requirement for the position.
Ideal candidates should have a strong background in ministry, with practical experience working in church settings, engaging with diverse groups, and leading programs.
Open to candidates with experience in working with students, whether in the classroom, camp settings, or as a full‑time student ministry leader.
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