We’re looking for leaders who care deeply about students and want to be a safe, steady presence in their lives. Whether you’re guiding a Sunday morning class or walking with a small group, this isn’t about having all the answers - it’s about showing up with curiosity, creating space for real conversations, and helping students explore what it means to follow Jesus. We’ll provide training, resources, and a supportive team environment - no one’s doing this alone. If you’re someone who wants to walk alongside students through faith, questions, and everyday life, there’s a place for you here.
Sunday School Teacher (Sunday Mornings)
When: Sunday Mornings, 8:45–10am
What you do: Help guide discussion-based lessons, show up early to connect with students, and create a welcoming space for honest conversation.
Who you’re with: Middle and high school students in a small group discussion format.
Why it matters: This role helps root students in Scripture and reflection, while still making space for questions and growth.
Small Group Leader (Sunday Nights)
When: Sunday evenings, 5:30–8pm
What you do: Build relationships with a consistent group of students, help guide conversations after the main session, and be a safe, steady presence.
Who you’re with: Same-age small groups, focused on connection and processing life and faith together.
Why it matters: These groups are the heart of community on Sunday nights - where students feel known, heard, and free to ask big questions.
Special Events
When: A few times a year (service projects, group outings, maybe more!)
What you do: Show up for key moments in our student ministry calendar. Roles vary - sometimes it’s leading a group, running logistics, driving, or just being an extra steady adult presence. (More info will be given as events come up!)
Who you’re with: Students and other leaders, depending on the event.
Why it matters: These one-off events often become milestone moments for students. Your presence helps create safe, memorable, and meaningful experiences that can shape a student’s faith journey in big ways.
Trips
When: A few key trips throughout the year (winter retreat, summer camp, summer mission trip, etc. More specific dates listed below!)
What you do: Travel with students, build relationships, help facilitate group time, and create a safe, fun, and spiritually meaningful environment.
Who you’re with: A group of students (middle or high school), alongside a team of other leaders.
Why it matters: Trips create space for students to step away from their routines and experience God in new ways. As a trip leader, you get to be part of the moments where faith becomes real, relationships deepen, and transformation happens.
