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Conference Director of Family Ministries Job Description
- Give general leadership to all phases of the Family Ministries program.
- Has responsibility for departmental administration
- Personnel management
- Financial management
- Authorizes check requests
- Prepares annual budget
- Reviews and troubleshoots monthly statements of departmental financial activity.
- Oversight of office space and equipment
- Calls regular staff meetings
- Sees to the creation/maintenance of the department=s website.
- Prepares regular communication for local church Family Ministries coordinators and pastors.
- Chairs the Conference=s Family Ministries committee.
- Acquire and maintain substantial knowledge on the different programs and resources available at the North American Division Family Ministries to share with local church coordinators of Family Ministries.
- Premarital preparation
- Marriage Conferences and Retreats
- Family Ministries Conventions
- Family Ministries Curriculum for Local Church Leaders
- Adventist Family Conference annual event
- Graduate Certificate in Family Life Education
- Keeping the Faith: A Guidebook for Spiritual Parenting
- The Family Friendly Church resources
- AdventSource 1.800.328.0525
- NAD Family Ministries website (http://family.nadadventist.org).
- Annual Family Ministries Plan book
- Christian Home and Marriage Week
- Family Togetherness Week
- Adventist Association of Family Life Professionals
- Develop and plan training for local church coordinators and programming for families.
- Training of local church coordinators of Family Ministries
- Organize or facilitate parenting across the life span workshops
- Parenting infants and toddlers
- Parenting school-age children
- Parenting teenagers
- Single parenting
- Step parenting
- Parenting disabled and special needs children
- Organize or facilitate marriage retreats
- Organize or facilitate singles retreats
- Organize or facilitate divorce recovery workshops/retreats
- Organize or facilitate child/spouse abuse awareness workshops
- Be the family advocate in your conference territory.
Evaluate resources and programs.
- Remain aware of new Family Ministries policies and the development of new Family Ministries resources from the North American Division.
- Participate in the North American Division=s Ministries Convention and Family Ministries Advisory which take place in the month of January every other year.
- At regular intervals participate in training and enrichment workshops to enhance your own competency in Family Ministries and Family Life Education, show evidence of 12 hours of CEU=s per calendar year. Be a member of the Adventist Association of Family Life Professionals, hold the CFLE (Certified Family Life Educator) designation from NCFR (National Council on Family Relations), or be working toward such a designation.
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