We are so excited that you are interested in joining HSM Student Leadership! Please take 20 minutes to thoughtfully complete this application.
Application due by, Sunday September 25th at midnight.
- Make sure to read through our INFO PACKET before applying. That packet can be found here:
http://purposechurch.com/smleadership - Student Leadership is for any high school Sophomore, Junior, or Senior!
- After applying, you can sign up for an interview HERE:
https://tinyurl.com/38ys9pz5 STUDENT LEADERSHIP MISSION STATEMENT:
We are a family of student leaders who want to be used by God to love our peers, serve our church, grow as leaders and help accomplish the Purpose Church vision: Everyone, Everywhere Following Jesus.
THEME VERSE: Ephesians 4:1
"...lead a life worthy of your calling."
A STUDENT LEADER IS...
- A VISIONARY : You will have a mental picture of some part of our ministry that God wants you to lead or create and spend the year making that picture a reality.
- BEING MENTORED : You will commit to intentionally being mentored throughout the school year.
- A SERVANT-LEADER : Student leaders lead students through loving and serving friends, planning and leading events, and sacrificing yourself for others on Sundays and Wednesdays.
COMMITMENT:
HSM Student Leaders commit to the following for the 2022-2023 school year:
1. Being a leader within my:
SMALL - Your HSM Life Group (Wednesday night).
BIG - Worshipping with Purpose Church (8:30, 10:00, or 11:30am).
SERVE - Making an Impact by serving at Purpose Church (8:30, 10:00, or 11:30am).
2. Attending ALL Student Leader Meetings (1:00-3:00pm).
Meetings: Nov 13, Dec 11, Jan 15, Feb 12, Mar 12, Apr 16, May 21
3. Being mentored once a month by a trusted adult.
4. Having a vision for a specific part of our ministry or something you would like to create, help develop, grow, expand, or change in our ministry, and then spending the year making that vision a reality. This could be an event, experience, or an idea for our ministry.
5. Attending the MANDATORY retreat, Saturday October 8th (10am-5pm).
6. Living a life that reflects the character of Jesus Christ (1 Timothy 4:12) both in your relationships, private lives, and social media. We expect our student leaders to set an example. This includes abstaining from sexually immoral behavior, illegal substances, gossip, dissension, and posting/sending things that would cause others to question whether Jesus is your number one priority
7. Actively growing in your relationship with Jesus Christ through disciplines of prayer, reading the Bible, serving, etc.
