Community Life Pillar Leader
Position Overview
This role is responsible for articulating a clear, compelling, multi-year vision that aims to cultivate a vibrant, Christ-centered community where residents and guests experience genuine fellowship and connection.
Key Responsibilities
Own, develop, maintain and refine a multi-year strategic plan that sets clear priorities, measurable goals, and developmental milestones for enriching community life and fellowship, that references: “How will Asbury Grove foster greater community engagement, inclusive recreational activities, and genuine fellowship in the years ahead.”
Strengthen fellowship, inter-generational connection, hospitality, and mutual care among cottage residents and visitors
Explore and develop appropriate external networking and partnership opportunities.
At least annually, assess the needs and demographics of the community to anticipate future opportunities and challenges
Partner with the AG Board, and other AG committees so as to align strategic plans and long-term resourcing
Lead a team —set direction, providing alignment of a multi-year strategic plan and identify, mentor and develop future Community Life leaders
Establish meaningful metrics that track engagement, and the effectiveness of programs in strengthening Community
Skills Required
Demonstrated leadership experience with an ability to develop strategic plans and oversee their implementation
Expertise in designing, coordinating, and evaluating inclusive, multi-generational activities that foster genuine fellowship, belonging, and connection
Skills in scheduling, resource allocation, and creating both structured programs and informal opportunities for connection
Strong interpersonal, facilitation, communication, mentoring and ability to identify future leaders
Personal Characteristics
Warm, approachable, and genuinely people-oriented
Humble, collaborative, and servant-hearted
Positive and resilient with the ability to encourage others
Visionary yet practical — able to balance big ideas with realistic execution