Young Life Leaders
2 Timothy 2:15
Being a Young Life Leader is an opportunity to…
- Allow God to more conform you to the image of Jesus Christ
- Be an instrument through which God draws others to himself
- Be part of a mission-based, purpose-driven community of fellowship
- Receive Biblically-centered ministry training
- Experience holy fun, joy, adventure, and satisfaction
Young Life Leaders desire to …
- Grow in their love of God and others
- Live out the great commission of making disciples
- Reach adolescents through incarnational evangelism
Young Life Leaders commit to…
- Living as a disciple of Jesus Christ
- Faithfully carrying out God’s call on their lives in other areas (family, academics, occupation)
- Being an active member in a congregation
- Pursuing relationships with kids in their world regardless of their beliefs
- Praying for kids
- Attending kid events like Club, Campaigners, Camp, etc.
- Meeting with Staff for fellowship, training, planning, and accountability
- Being a faithful member of a like-minded team
- Adhering to policies, expectations, and principles set by Staff
- Faithfully preparing for and excellently executing all commitments
Young Life Leaders develop skills in ….
- Relating to both Christian and non-Christian kids
- Studying, applying, teaching, and proclaiming the Word of God
- Understanding the philosophy and principles of Young Life
- Planning and executing Young Life events to maximize their effectiveness
Young Life Leaders...
- Are all ages, come from all backgrounds, and have diverse occupations
- Work with Staff to determine specific time commitments and expectations
- Do challenging, necessary, rewarding, and eternally significant work in the kingdom of God
“I have concluded that the accumulation of wealth, even if I could achieve it, is an insufficient reason for living. When I reach the end of my days, I must look back on something more meaningful than the pursuit of houses, land, machines, and stocks and bonds. Nor is fame of any lasting benefit. I will consider my earthly existence to have been wasted unless I can recall a loving family, a consistent investment in the lives of people, and an earnest attempt to serve the God who made me. And nothing else makes much sense.” – James Dobson