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Director of Yoth Ministries Position


First United Methodist Church a 1200 member downtown congregation in Little Rock, Arkansas is seeking a qualified applicant for the position of Director of Youth Ministries.

The director is responsible for all aspects of youth ministry for a constituency of almost 100 youth between the ages of 12 to 18.

A college degree in a related field is expected. A passion for Christian discipleship with young people and their families is vital.

A competitive salary with benefits--contact Sr. Pastor, Rev. Michael L. Mattox. mmattox@fumclr.org


Cover letter and complete resume with references should be sent to:

Sr. Pastor, Rev. Michael L. Mattox.

723 Center Street,
Little Rock, AR 72201
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