Job
Description and Objectives Summer
Intern – 40 hours /week
Trinity Lutheran Church – Summer 2025 – Approx 16-week
term
1) Position Description
The summer Intern Position is
a temporary position created to provide short-term ministry to Trinity Lutheran
Church (TLC). The intern program is
designed to benefit both TLC and the Summer Intern. TLC will benefit from a Young Adult staff
member in training and gifts in the areas of church ministry. The Summer Intern will benefit from an
opportunity to gain experience and receive leadership training/mentoring in a
variety of ministry areas as well as to receive constructive feedback to help
them grow toward reaching their potential in Christian service. Specific responsibilities will vary depending
on the strengths of the individual.
2) Purpose of the Program
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Provide a broader spectrum of ministry to the
congregation and community
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Encourage, develop, and affirm ministry gifts in
individuals
3)
Responsibilities
Youth
Work – Work closely with the Lead Pastor and the Board of Education.
Specific tasks may include:
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Organize, plan and execute youth activities as
needed
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Teach, deliver devotionals
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Seek out and include community youth
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Seek to coordinate activities with One Hope
Youth Outreach in ways that are mutually beneficial
Children’s
Ministry – Assist ministry to children by providing
administrative assistance and encouragement to volunteers. The Summer Intern is
to cooperate with volunteers rather than simply replacing them. Education
programs include Vacation Bible School, Sunday School, and possibly other
summer days/camp opportunities. Specific task may include:
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Organize, plan and execute summer activities for
kids/youth (sports camp, art camp, water park fund day, etc)
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Assist in planning and leadership of Vacation
Bible School and Rodeo Float
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Ensure volunteers clearly understand their
responsibilities; equip and encourage volunteers
Visitation
– Under the direction of the Lead Pastor
Preaching and Bible Study
Leadership – in consultation with the Lead Pastor (not
required)
Self-Initiated
Project – The Summer Intern is encouraged to bring
their own ministry ideas to the Board of Education for approval.
4) Reporting
Supervision, Mentoring, and
Accountability
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Directly to the Lead Pastor
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Reporting monthly to the Church Council via the
Board of Education
Attend staff meetings as
scheduled. The Summer Intern will be expected to share written work plans for
the coming week and report from the previous week (submit timesheet).
Attend Board of Education
meetings as scheduled and give a monthly report
5) Evaluation
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Will be solicited from each of the areas of
ministry with which the Summer Intern has been involved or assisted
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By Pastor Maggie
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Self-evaluation at the end of the contract
6) Conditions of Employment
The Summer Intern should have
a good understanding of Lutheran doctrine and a willingness to work within
it. Employment will begin approximately start
of May and end late August. The
candidate will normally work 40 hours per week.
Renumeration to be determined based on experience. There are no benefits with this
position, but labour laws do apply. The
applicant must undergo a Criminal Records check to be in compliance with our
insurance regulations and operating policies.
This position is designed for a young adult.