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As of now I am looking for nearly anything! There is just a passion on my heart to do youth ministry and I will start anywhere. The best advice given to me ever was from my youth pastor, she said "If you can do anything besides youth ministry, do it because if you can't not do it, then it is for you." This passion is at the point where I can't not do it.
"I want to be your hands."
I am technologically knowledgeable so doing ministry through various social networks is not something foreign to me and I realize its importance.
Just let me know how I can help!
My youth ministry experience is limited to working at a bible camp for a summer and a handful of retreats as a youth leader in the youth group I have grown up in. I have 2 years of experience in many aspects of college ministry and while I know they are different in many ways, I think many important things I learned in college ministry apply to successful youth ministry. I play guitar to the extent that I play many worship songs (mostly chords), I have been in a few college ministry worship bands.
I can give references to my youth and college ministry experience at request!
Below is excerpts from my resume:
Work Experience:
Professional Experience:
-Passion for working and interacting with people.
-President of a Christian Fellowship on Campus.
-As a result of this position I was in charge of the leadership meetings and other such tasks such as:
-Weekly meetings with an advisor
-Being a representative to the campus senate when applying for funds and other events that required our representation
-Keeping of minutes for the weekly leadership meetings
-Basic troubleshooting of hardware and software issues with computers and both Windows and Macintosh operating systems for family and friends.
-Interpersonal interaction in a fast paced environment
-Basic health care for child with behavioral disability
McDonald's- Coon Rapids, MN Winter of 2003 to Winter of 2005
Crew Member responsible for interacting with customers and other crew members in a high paced environment with the ability to adapt quickly to new stations based on need at the time. Left for a better paying job.
Sinclair Gas Station- Coon Rapids, MN Winter of 2005 to Fall 2006
Gas Station attendant responsible for interacting with customers and maintaining a clean working environment in order to achieve health and operation standards. When employed I was the only person in the gas station at the time so a self motivating personality was required for this job. Left due to an inflexible work schedule that did not leave time for my education.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College: Library- Coon Rapids, MN Fall 2006 to Spring 2007
Front desk worker responsible for aiding students in finding and checking out books. Also responsible for placing books back on the shelves and making sure they were properly organized.
Luther Crest Bible Camp- Alexandria, MN Summer of 2007
Counselor for the summer working with kids. Was responsible for facilitating the spiritual growth of children all summer through different activities and faith based teachings.
A Chance to Grow- New Brighton, MN Fall 2006 to Present(On Hold)
Personal Care Assistant(PCA) to a child with behavioral needs, responsible for his well being and general health care. Currently on hold due to living in Eau Claire, WI for school.
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire BITS Eau Claire, WI Spring 2008 to Present
I help students with questions they have about software we support. We support Microsoft Office products and most Adobe products. Students can walk in or make appointments to get the help they desire.
Education:
Anoka-Ramsey Community College- Coon Rapids, MN 70 Credits Earned
General Education requirements for my B.A.
University of Wisconsin: Eau Claire- Eau Claire, WI 27 Credits Earned GPA: 3.27
Major:Bachelors of Arts in Sociology Currently Enrolled in 15 credits
Minor: Interdisciplinary studies of Communication in Religion with an Emphasis on Youth.
(expected graduation December of 2009)
Contact:
Dean Alley
763-228-6258
dizzean@gmail.com
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Have you looked at these youth and general pastoral job websites?
1. http://jobs.myspace.com/a/ms-jobs/list/q-Youth%20&%20Middle%20School%20Pastor/l-wi/
2. http://www.youthpastor.com/jobs/index.cfm/FuseAction/ResultsNew.htm
3. http://www.churchjobs.net/cgi-bin/mychurchjobs.pl
4. http://www.youthspecialties.com/jobbank/jobs/openings/list.php?search_criteria=1&search_title=&search_denom=&search_region=&search_state=WI&search_country=&search_now=Submit
5. http://www.pastorfinder.com/
6. http://www.pastorpositions.net/cgi-bin/search-job-listings-pp.pl
7. http://www.churchstaffing.com/JobSeeker/JobSearch.aspx
Director of Youth Ministry
Grace Community Church, Nassau, Bahamas
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Maui, HI Youth InternshipsAre you a college student or graduate and feel called to full-time vocational ministry? Each year Hope Chapel chooses 8 interns for a year-long program which starts August 28, 2009 and continues through August 20, 2010. Our vision is to mentor individuals in hands-on ministry skills and help nurture our interns’ unique spiritual gifts and callings.
This is an energetic, physically and spiritually challenging 50 hour a week program designed to sharpen and train our interns so that they are fully equipped to serve God. Each week, they spend 40 hours dedicated to their area of specialty. 10 hours per week will be spent serving the church body in our bookstore/café or facility upkeep.
Specialty areas include:
•Children’s Ministry
•Youth Ministry
•Worship/Special Events Ministry
•Young Adult Ministry
•Small Groups/Discipleship Ministry
Other areas of ministry exposure may include:
•Sunday Afternoon Beach Volleyball
•Discipleship Training with our Senior Pastor
•Mentor Relationship Time
•University of Hope Courses (see website at www.hopechapelmaui.com)
•Leadership or attendance in a Young Adult Bible study fellowship for 18-29 year olds. (See website at www.risemaui.org)
•Overseas Short Term Mission Preparation
Hope Chapel provides:
•A $400 stipend for living expenses
•A furnished 2 bedroom condominium
•Utilities
•Transportation to and from church and ministry needs
Each intern must:
•Have health insurance for a year
•A roundtrip ticket
•Clearance from immigration if not a US citizen
Please visit our website at www.hopechapelmaui.com and click the Intern Program tab for more information and to download an application. After filling out an application you can email it to interns@hopechapelmaui.com. Please feel free to contact us at any of the addresses listed below if you have any questions.
Hope Chapel [BigGrin]
300 E Welakahao Rd
Kihei, HI 96753
Phone: 808-879-3853
Fax: 808-874-2886
Website: www.hopechapelmaui.com
Email: interns@hopechapelmaui.com
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