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Overview
The
Director of Youth Ministry (DYM)
leads a vibrant, parish-based ministry that forms young disciples in grades 6–12. Rooted in Renewing the Vision: A Framework for Catholic Youth Ministry and guided by the Diocese of Memphis, the DYM inspires youth to live their faith through prayer, service, leadership, and community. Mission To create a safe, welcoming, and faith-filled environment where young people encounter Christ, grow as disciples, and actively participate in the life of the Church. Key Responsibilities
Vision & Leadership
– Develop and implement a comprehensive youth ministry program integrating catechesis, service, leadership, prayer, and community life. Volunteer Coordination
– Recruit, train, and support adult and teen volunteers for all youth ministry activities. Faith Formation
– Plan and lead creative and engaging opportunities for catechesis, evangelization, and spiritual growth. Outreach & Communication
– Build strong relationships with families, parish staff, and the wider community; maintain consistent communication with parents and guardians. Event Planning
– Organize retreats, mission trips (CHWC), service projects, fundraisers, and social gatherings. Collaboration
– Work closely with parish staff, the Diocesan Office of Youth Ministry, and other parishes to promote diocesan events and initiatives. Administration
– Manage program records, communications, and annual budget; ensure diocesan requirements and documentation are met. Parish Involvement
– Encourage youth participation in liturgical ministries, parish committees, and community outreach. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Youth Ministry, Theology, Religious Education, or related field (or equivalent experience). Practicing Catholic in good standing, committed to living and witnessing the faith. Strong ability to connect with and inspire adolescents in their spiritual growth. Excellent communication, organizational, and leadership skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, social media, and digital communication tools.
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The
Director of Youth Ministry (DYM)
leads a vibrant, parish-based ministry that forms young disciples in grades 6–12. Rooted in Renewing the Vision: A Framework for Catholic Youth Ministry and guided by the Diocese of Memphis, the DYM inspires youth to live their faith through prayer, service, leadership, and community. Mission To create a safe, welcoming, and faith-filled environment where young people encounter Christ, grow as disciples, and actively participate in the life of the Church. Key Responsibilities
Vision & Leadership
– Develop and implement a comprehensive youth ministry program integrating catechesis, service, leadership, prayer, and community life. Volunteer Coordination
– Recruit, train, and support adult and teen volunteers for all youth ministry activities. Faith Formation
– Plan and lead creative and engaging opportunities for catechesis, evangelization, and spiritual growth. Outreach & Communication
– Build strong relationships with families, parish staff, and the wider community; maintain consistent communication with parents and guardians. Event Planning
– Organize retreats, mission trips (CHWC), service projects, fundraisers, and social gatherings. Collaboration
– Work closely with parish staff, the Diocesan Office of Youth Ministry, and other parishes to promote diocesan events and initiatives. Administration
– Manage program records, communications, and annual budget; ensure diocesan requirements and documentation are met. Parish Involvement
– Encourage youth participation in liturgical ministries, parish committees, and community outreach. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Youth Ministry, Theology, Religious Education, or related field (or equivalent experience). Practicing Catholic in good standing, committed to living and witnessing the faith. Strong ability to connect with and inspire adolescents in their spiritual growth. Excellent communication, organizational, and leadership skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, social media, and digital communication tools.
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