Campus Ministry Coordinator

St. John the Baptist in Ypsilanti is seeking a Men's Campus Ministry Coordinator. This is a full-time position that reports to the Director of Campus Ministry.

The Campus Minister assists the Director of Campus Ministry in creating a community of Spirit-filled, missionary disciples of Jesus Christ within the college communities of EMU and WCC.

• Take initiative to build new relationships with college students who are outside the Church for the purpose of bringing them into the Church
• Coordinate and support evangelization efforts for college students through life- changing encounters with Christ
• Coordinate small groups aimed at building discipleship in community
• Coordinate large gatherings:
  Thursday night gatherings, Sunday hospitality, etc
• Coordinate outreach efforts to intentionally engage and connect with men on both campuses.
• Work alongside the Director to plan and execute retreats for college students
• Assist in creating a culture among the students that is mission-focused
• Mentor men with leadership potential, equipping them to effectively lead and disciple other students through the power of the Holy Spirit.
• Disciple student leaders to envision and coordinate evangelization efforts on their college campus with a particular concern for those students who do not practice their faith
• Assist in developing and implementing a formation plan for college students.
• Team member is expected to work onsite and offsite when needed. Weekend and evening work is required
• Physical demands include walking, standing, sitting, stooping, and occasionally lifting boxes or bags that weigh up to 40 pounds
• Be a Spirit-filled disciple of Jesus Christ.
• Be passionate about equipping college students in the power of the Holy Spirit to proclaim Jesus!
• Have substantial experience in discipling others.
• Be committed to growing in holiness through daily prayer and interior conversion.
• Seek growth in the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
• Be familiar with and agree with the basic principles of parish renewal outlined in Divine Renovation:
  Bringing Your Parish from Maintenance to Mission by James Mallon.
• A team player who is approachable, affable and winsome.
• Have a bachelor's degree in Catholic Theological Studies, Ministry, Religious Education or equivalent.
• Have a minimum of two years of ministry experience.
• Be comfortable giving presentations to groups.
• Pass a background check and attend local training for the protection of children and youth.

The above statements describe the general nature and level of work of the position. They are not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills.

To apply for the position, please submit a cover letter and resume to the online application.

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