The Youth Sunday School Teacher is responsible for providing spiritual education to children and youth, helping them develop a strong foundation in their faith. This role involves creating engaging, age-appropriate lessons based on biblical teachings while fostering a safe, welcoming, and nurturing environment for learning.

Specific Duties and Responsibilities:

• Prepare and teach weekly Sunday School lessons in accordance with the church’s curriculum.

• Use interactive activities such as storytelling, games, crafts, and music to reinforce lessons.

• Encourage student participation and facilitate discussions to help youth apply biblical principles to their daily lives.

• Establish and maintain a welcoming and inclusive classroom environment.

• Maintain attendance records and communicate with parents as needed.

• Serve as a role model by demonstrating Christian values and positive behavior.

• Assist in planning special youth events, holiday programs, or outreach activities.

• Follow all Salvation Army policies regarding child safety and classroom management.

Qualifications:

• Must be at least 16 years old.

• Passion for working with children and youth in a faith-based setting.

• Strong understanding of biblical principles and willingness to teach from The Salvation Army’s perspective.

• Good communication, leadership, and organizational skills.

• Experience in teaching or working with children is preferred but not required.

• Must pass a background check and complete child safety training before teaching.

Schedule & Time Commitment:

• Sundays, ongoing

• Typically 9:30am-12:30pm every Sunday, plus lesson preparation time.

Additional Information:

• Orientation and training provided on curriculum, classroom management, and child safety policies.

• Opportunity to develop leadership and teaching skills.

• Gain valuable experience in youth ministry and education.

• Letters of recommendation available upon request after consistent service.

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