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Coordinate all youth religious education support requirements with the Responsible Chaplain and his/her representative, normally, the Protestant Community Coordinator. Submit Purchase Requests as required for support of the youth ministry program to the Responsible Chaplain and his/her representative, normally, the Protestant Community Coordinator.
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Ecumenical Youth Program Coordinator. Must provide at least 2 years of either previous experience as a Youth Coordinator through resume and reference letters or satisfactory demonstration of an ability to fulfill the duties.
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Job Title: Protestant Youth Coordinator. A Bachelor's Degree in the area of youth ministry, or any other ministry field from an accredited university or any degree from an accredited university with two years of work experience (paid or volunteer) as a Youth Minister, Bible School teacher, Sunday School Superintendent, Director of Religious Education, Christian School teacher or related field is preferred.
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Experience in coordinating youth programs, demonstrating competency in volunteer management and event planning. Coordinate Protestant youth programs for 6th to 12th graders, including volunteer management.
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Ability to collaborate effectively and lead youth activities during services. Plan and lead youth activities during Sunday services. Assist in planning and executing youth events in accordance with guidelines.
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Job title: Youth Coordinator. The applicant shall possess one (1) year practical experience in youth services. The applicant shall be responsible for the development, planning, implementation, and administration of the youth outreach program concerning family and quality of life issues while a family member is in the military life cycle.
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