VOLUNTEER
Fifty6 LifeGroup Leader VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Serving With
Fifty6 [5th + 6th grade]Details
Attend weekly programs on Sunday evenings throughout the school yearTime Commitment: varies but expect between 3-6 hours per week
Fifty6 meets in Room 403. Outside events and RELA activities take place at various locations
Application process: complete application, receive background check and interview with team leader.
Qualifications/Skills
In order to help students discover and live the best kind of life—the life God made us to live, a LifeGroup Leader will live, show up, relate, and pastor.Live – a LifeGroup Leader lives the best kind of life by actively pursuing:
- truth through the study of the Bible
- the restoration of all things including myself
- wholeness – mind, body, soul, emotions, and experiences all offered together to God
- community – a life that was never meant to be lived alone
- choices that make me a compelling force for good in the world
- the belief that hope is real and tomorrow can be better than today
Show up - a LifeGroup Leader commits to show up by:
- preparing for and attending weekly programs
- spending time with and contacting his/her students outside of weekly programs
- attending events
- attending leader dinners/meetings/trainings
- planning at least 3 RELA Nights with his/her students
- attending the Mars Hill Students Leaders’ Retreat [Sept 7-9, 2012] at Timberwolf Lake Camp in Lake City, MI
- thoroughly reading and promptly responding to weekly emails and all other forms of communication
Relate – a LifeGroup Leader commits to know and pray for each of his/her students in order to build trusting relationships with and among them so that we can love God, each other, and the world.
Pastor – a LifeGroup Leader is a pastor, Christ’s gift to the church to equip his/her students for works of service so that the Body of Christ may be built up. As a pastor he/she commits to:
- inspire students to discover who God made them to be and who he’s called them to be in the world
- care for them along the way
- help students hear the cry of those around them
- give students opportunities to serve