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Join Our Student Ministry Team!

Welcome!

WE'RE EXCITED THAT YOU ARE CONSIDERING AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE WITH US IN STUDENT MINISTRY!!
 
Knowing Jesus is one of the best parts of life and we hope that many students will have the opportunity to meet Him through this ministry.  La Salle student ministry exists to see students encounter Jesus and become contagious lifelong followers of Him.
 
The quality of character in each of our youth leaders is extremely important to us.  We emphasize that each of our leaders must have a clear love for Jesus, high level of integrity, and a heart for students.

We hope that this page will assist you in getting to know this ministry and play a role in helping you discern your involvement.  

As always, my role is to support you on this journey.  Please feel free to reach out (call/text/email/drop in) if you have any questions or would like to discuss any part of this process.

May God guide you and bless you,
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Steve Bock
Pastor to Students
Call/Text 204.298.7447
Email: steve@LSCF.ca

Application Process:

Review the commitment
Serving as a youth leader can be very rewarding!  Many youth leaders describe the joy they experience when they serve students and witness the power of God on a regular basis.  The joy we experience in this ministry doesn't come without sacrifice.  For this reason, it's important to start your discerning journey by counting the cost.

We know that being a youth leader takes time and energy.  Each member of our team sacrifices other important parts of life to have the opportunity to serve on this team.  Being a youth leader isn't because we have extra time to give, it comes by making Christian service a priority in our schedules.  Here is a short outline on the time commitment expected:

JumpOut Leader (our grade 7-8 program)
Each Wednesday evening, September to May
  • 6:45pm Arrive at church to welcome the students
  • 7:00pm Program begins
  • 8:30pm Program ends - we continue to connect with the students until they are picked up by their parents
  • 8:45pm Leaders Meeting
  • 9:15pm Finished for the night
Extra Notes:
  • Occasionally we have special events which finish at 9:30pm
  • Once or twice a year we host all-day events (usually on Saturdays).

Sr. Youth Leader (our grade 9-12 program)
Each Friday evening, September to May
  • 7:00pm Arrive at church for prayer
  • 7:20pm Welcome students
  • 7:30pm Program begins
  • 10:00pm Program ends - we continue to connect with the students until they are picked up by their parents
  • 10:15pm Leaders Meeting
  • 10:45pm Finished for the night
Extra Notes:
  • Occasionally we have special events which start earlier
  • Once a year we have a youth retreat Friday-Sunday.
  • Once or twice a year we host all-day events (usually on Saturdays).
  • Since Sr. Youth is very relational, leaders often find themselves watching students play sports, school musicals or engaged in conversation outside of regularly scheduled events.
Review the covenant
​As youth leaders, our lives are constantly under the microscope.  In order to keep the integrity of this ministry and the witness of Jesus from not being hindered, we must live our lives to a higher standard.

While we are not looking for legalistic perfection in every area of life, we expect a trajectory toward integrity and a willing attitude of repentance in every area of life.

Please click this link to review the covenant each member of our team renews before each season of ministry:

Student Ministry Team Covenant
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Who are we and what DO we believe?
This student ministry fits under the vision and mission of La Salle Community Fellowship.

It's important for you to be familiar with the way this church interpret's the Bible and how it is applied to everyday life.  It's ok if you have a different opinion, but it's important that when you share, teach or encourage students, it's done in accordance with our statement of faith. 

Click here to see a summary of LSCF's belief's.

As we design and shape this student ministry, we have a particular set of priorities influenced by an intentional ministry culture.  To understand the DNA of this ministry, I strongly encourage you to review the following document:

Click here to see our Vision, Call to Action and Ministry Culture.
step 1 - apply
We hope that you would consider applying to be a youth leader!  In order to begin the process, click the link below and fill in the form. 

Youth Leader Application Form


step 2 - Criminal record check
As soon as you are able, please obtain a criminal record check with "Vulnerable Sectors Verification".  

If you live in the RM of MacDonald, please visit the local RCMP Station (156 McIntosh Rd, Headingley, MB).  Before going, please note the following points:
  1. You will be asked for two pieces of government issued photo ID (drivers licence, passport, etc.).  A student card or Manitoba health card DOES NOT work. 
  2. Since you will be serving as a volunteer, the fee usually charged to receive a criminal record check is waived.  In order to prove that you are a volunteer, the RCMP requires a letter from LSCF.  Click here to download/print a letter from LSCF to bring along.
Once you obtain the check, please drop it off and I'll enter it into our system.

If you live in Winnipeg, please visit:
https://policeinformationcheck.winnipeg.ca
  • Fill out the form and pay the fee.  
  • "La Salle Community Fellowship" is an approved agency.
  • Once completed, send a message to me (steve@LSCF.ca) and I'll login into LSCF's Police Check account and access your criminal record check.
step 3 - References
After receiving your completed Youth Leader Application Form, we will be in contact with the references you indicated.  
Step 4 - schedule an interview
Before you are able to begin serving in this student ministry, I will meet with you to review your application and talk about which position would be the best fit for you.
Plan to protect training
An important aspect of the culture of volunteerism at LSCF is adequate training.  Each volunteer is required to participate in a "Plan to Protect" training workshop.  Dates and times will be communicated closer to the event.
A ministry of La Salle Community Fellowship

LSCF is located on Highway 247 in La Salle, 
between the Community Centre and Kingswood Golf Course (map)
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