Director of Student Ministries

About the Role: 

If you’re passionate about helping students grow in faith, love building community, and want to make a real impact, this role is an incredible opportunity. We’re looking for a positive, energetic leader to guide the student ministry at our Foxboro Campus. You’ll help create a vibrant, welcoming environment where middle and high school students can discover who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. 

This is a part-time role (20-25 hours/week) and reports directly to the Foxboro Campus Pastor. The weekly schedule includes Sunday morning responsibilities. Information about the Foxboro Campus can be found at www.grace.org/Foxboro. 

The Role Will: 

You’ll take the lead in shaping and growing a student ministry for the campus that is relational, fun, and spiritually formative. In this role, you will: 

• Build meaningful relationships with students and model a healthy, relational approach to ministry. 

• Recruit, train, and encourage a team of committed volunteer leaders. 

• Partner with parents as they disciple their kids at home. 

• Work closely with the Foxboro Campus Team to help students feel connected to the broader church community. 

• Collaborate with student ministry staff across all Grace Chapel campuses to create consistent, engaging programs—weekly gatherings, discipleship opportunities, retreats, and cross‑cultural experiences. 

• Help students transition smoothly from Children’s Ministry into Student Ministry, and eventually into life after high school. 

• Provide organizational leadership, including planning, budgeting, and ministry development. 

• Participate in staff life and church activities as time allows. 

Qualifications

What You Bring: 

We’re looking for someone who is excited to grow, eager to lead, and passionate about students. You’ll thrive in this role if: 

• You connect naturally with middle and high school students—and their parents. 

• You’re excited to build a student ministry that is fun, creative, and spiritually impactful. 

• You have a heart for students who are exploring faith or far from Christ, and you can communicate the gospel in ways that resonate with today’s teens. 

• You enjoy being part of a collaborative, multi‑campus church staff. 

• You’re a team‑builder who can inspire, equip, and support volunteers. 

• You’re a strong communicator—comfortable teaching, leading discussions, and engaging with families. 

• You’re flexible, proactive, and able to adapt to the fast‑moving nature of church ministry. 

• You’re comfortable with technology (MS Office, Adobe, databases) and willing to learn new tools. 

Education & Experience 

• Experience working with middle or high school students—whether through church, camp, mentoring, or volunteer roles. 

• An undergraduate degree is a plus but not required. 

• A desire to keep learning, with a solid theological and biblical foundation and the ability to apply Scripture in age‑appropriate, culturally relevant ways. 

Personal Characteristics 

• You have a growing relationship with Jesus and a desire to help students grow in theirs. 

• You’re energetic, enthusiastic, and excited to be part of a local church team. 

• You enjoy building teams and empowering volunteers. 

• You’re organized, detail‑oriented, and able to manage multiple responsibilities. 

• You’re relational, approachable, and able to create a welcoming environment for students and families.