About Lipscomb
Co-Director Spiritual Formation
David Lipscomb Campus School
Job Description
The Co-Director Spiritual Formation provides leadership in a variety of administrative areas. These duties include directing, guiding, evaluating, managing, and communicating as related to the following areas:
- Evaluating pre-k through 6th grade Bible teachers including observing, documenting, offering feedback, setting goals, planning professional development activities, and collaborating with the appropriate principal and Associate Headmaster for Academics.
- Develop pre-k through 6th grade Bible curriculum that articulates effectively with the foundational to student spiritual formation.
- Submit current information about pre-k through 6th grade initiatives in spiritual formation to the Headmaster for quarterly Board Reports.
- Represent the administrative team at meetings of the Leadership Council.
- Attend elementary school Open House.
Teaching and student engagement: Direct involvement in activities related to the spiritual formation of students.
- May teach one high school class as needed.
- Engage in boys' ministry/leadership for grades 5 through 12.
Worship: Oversees the development and coordination of worship and devotional activities.
- Provide leadership for boys' chapel for middle and high school.
- Plan and manage small group chapel for high school.
- Plan chapel schedules.
- Supervise chapel coordinators.
- Plan school-wide devotionals (in service, etc.).
Missions Program (Middle and High): Oversee all activities related to mission experiences.
- Assist in planning and coordinating mission experiences.
- Meet with risk management personnel in planning mission experiences.
- Ensure compliance with all safety regulations for mission experiences.
Pastoral Care/Counseling: Provides pastoral care and spiritual guidance to students and faculty.
- Provide care for middle and high school boys, men faculty, and parents.
- Make visits to the hospital and to funerals.
Qualifications:
- A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Bible or Ministry required.
- Teaching degree or teaching minor desired.
- Teaching and/or youth ministry desired.
For questions regarding this position, please contact:
Diana Easley, Human Resources Generalist
Lipscomb University
One University Park Drive
Nashville, Tennessee 37204
diana.easley@lipscomb.edu
David Lipscomb Campus School is associated with the fellowship of the Church of Christ and governed by religious tenets held by the institution. Primary consideration is given to staff applicants who are active, faithful members of a congregation of the Church of Christ. David Lipscomb Campus School complies with all applicable federal and state nondiscrimination laws and does not engage in prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, religion, sex, age, color, national or ethnic origin, or disability in the administration of its employment practices.