Student Pastor – LP Español North Dallas

Lakepointe Church•Dallas, TX

About The Position

Who You Are: You are passionate about reaching the Hispanic community and their families. You communicate the Gospel to students in an age-appropriate and engaging way. You are an excellent communicator, fluent in both Spanish and English. You create encironments where students feel welcome, volunteers feel valued, and parents feel heard. Partnering with parents to help students grow in a relationship with Jesus is a driving passion for you. You are positive, energetic, and thrive in a fast-paced environment while managing multiple responsibilities. You listen well, seek actionable feedback, and work effectively both on a team and as a leader. You are intentional about helping others discover how God has uniquely wired them and connecting them to meaningful opportunities to serve. What You'll Do Be an engaging leader who recruits and provides training and development to volunteer teams Keep an updated database of students in the ministry and their faith steps Lead and oversee discipleship programs, classes, and small groups for students, which includes recruiting and equipping teachers and leaders Regularly communicate with, care for, provide pastoral leadership to, and appreciate volunteer leaders at the North Dallas campus Oversee volunteer/leader onboarding process (placement, orientation, training, and mentoring) Oversight of budget Direct volunteer teams to identify and guide students and parents towards their next step in their faith walk Lead Student Ministry events including camps, road trips, mission trips, etc. Oversee LPE North Dallas campus weekend and mid-week student services/programming which includes room preparation, contextualizing mid-week curriculum, volunteer recruitment, staffing, and training Collaborate with the English student ministry in various activities, contextualizing as needed for the Spanish ministry Partner with parents through consistent communication and pastoral care Engage in community outreach by visiting schools and developing service projects Stay current with student culture, technology, and communication trends (social media, technology, etc.) Ability to contextualize curriculum and environments to the Hispanic culture

Requirements

Experience in student ministry leadership (staff or volunteer) preferred
Experience teaching and communicating biblical truth to students
Bilingual in English and Spanish (required)
Demonstrated ability to recruit, develop, and lead volunteer teams
Strong organizational and technology skills
Embody all Lakepointe Leadership Behaviors: Love and follow Jesus Honor up, down, and all around Make it fun Reject good for great Whatever it takes Love Lakepointe

Nice To Haves

Experience in Hispanic ministry preferred

Responsibilities

Be an engaging leader who recruits and provides training and development to volunteer teams
Keep an updated database of students in the ministry and their faith steps
Lead and oversee discipleship programs, classes, and small groups for students, which includes recruiting and equipping teachers and leaders
Regularly communicate with, care for, provide pastoral leadership to, and appreciate volunteer leaders at the North Dallas campus
Oversee volunteer/leader onboarding process (placement, orientation, training, and mentoring)
Oversight of budget
Direct volunteer teams to identify and guide students and parents towards their next step in their faith walk
Lead Student Ministry events including camps, road trips, mission trips, etc.
Oversee LPE North Dallas campus weekend and mid-week student services/programming which includes room preparation, contextualizing mid-week curriculum, volunteer recruitment, staffing, and training
Collaborate with the English student ministry in various activities, contextualizing as needed for the Spanish ministry
Partner with parents through consistent communication and pastoral care
Engage in community outreach by visiting schools and developing service projects
Stay current with student culture, technology, and communication trends (social media, technology, etc.)
Ability to contextualize curriculum and environments to the Hispanic culture