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Leadership Opportunities

Use your gifts and passions

At app, leading is about boldly serving the community with the gifts and passions God has given to us. Campus Ministries provides leadership opportunities within Worship and Discipleship to serve those around you while you cultivate your skills and seek God’s calling. Ultimately, your work will draw others closer to Christ as you grow and uncover his purposes in your life.

Lead worship

app offers over 170 Chapel and LOFT worship services across campus each year. Explore opportunities in a wide variety of roles to make these services happen.

Discipleship Leadership

There are opportunities for you to get involved in discipleship leadership: Barnabas (volunteer) and Discipleship Assistant (paid).

To find out who is a Barnabas in your residence hall, check the Barnabas calendar in your dorm or contact a Discipleship Assistant. For other opportunities to get involved, contact Campus Ministries

The vision of the Barnabas team is to help foster faith communities at app in which students are encouraged and empowered to know Jesus and make Jesus known. The name Barnabas means “child of encouragement” (Acts 4:36), and in the Barnabas program we hope to form children of God who are encouraged to grow deeper in their relationship with God, to love others well, and to encourage others to do the same through a wholistic lens of faith formation.

The Barnabas teams work to provoke whole-life transformation. This starts with knowing God and moves out to engaging the world beyond. Therefore, Barnabas create and facilitate healthy rhythms for faith formation in their own lives and in their ministry contexts through Bible study, worship, prayer, and community. Barnabas serve in the Residence Halls, KE apartments, and the Outdoor Rec Ministry. 

They are overseen by Discipleship Assistants, and Campus Ministries staff members Susan Burner and Sarah VerMerris.

Discipleship Assistants (DAs) participate in the development of Christian formation and community in by primarily leading and mentoring a team of Barnabas student leaders in either the dorms, KE apartments, or in the Outdoor Rec Ministry. This position places the Campus Ministries Discipleship Assistant in a setting where they will conduct meaningful ministry among student leaders while being directed and mentored by Campus Ministries Staff.

Contact

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Sarah VerMerris

Assistant Director of Discipleship
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Susan Burner

Assistant Director of Campus Ministries
616-526-8861

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