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New Testament Christian School is located in the city of Alexandria, MN (approximately 2 hours from the Twin Cities). We are a K-12 school that averages about 50-60 students per year.  Job Summary The K-12 principal is responsible for managing the day to day operations of the K-12 grade programs and provides overall supervision and direction to the staff. The principal will collaborate with the school council to ensure best practices for the school. The principal will have primary responsibility for influencing/supporting a distinctive school culture that is obedient and pleasing to the Lord, in alignment with the mission statement. The principal reports to the school board. In addition, the principal is also responsible for teaching many of the core-content subjects (i.e. math, science, social studies, and language arts) to the high school students. View full job description here Mission Statement Standing on our Christian foundation and in partnership with our families, New Testament Christian School (NTCS) seeks to shape the lives of children in such a way that they become life-long learners who strive to be Christ-centered in their approach to learning and living. We believe academic excellence is fostered through the pursuit of knowledge, understanding the truth of the Bible, a personal relationship with Christ, and living in healthy relationships with peers and adults.  Minimum Qualifications: Must hold a MN teaching license (Tier 4 required)  5 years of teaching experience (preferred) Administration license/certificate (preferred) Submit the following application materials to apply@ntcschool.org:  Resume or CV  Cover Letter  Teaching License (and Administrative License/Certificate, if applicable)  Pastoral Reference Letter  2 Professional Reference Letters  Statement of Faith (personal testimony)

Target Staff Type             Supported/Volunteer Work Location   JAARS Waxhaw FTE         1.000 Position Summary           The Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator will assist and advise the Director of Safety and Security in the creation and maintenance of general safety standards, policies, and procedures for JAARS. He or she will have the challenge of defining and coordinating Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) standards for a diverse group of personnel working in aviation, construction, shipping and receiving, auto repair, land transportation, and administration.  Position Responsibilities              Develop, document, and maintain organizational safety standards and training in coordination with affected departments and safety personnel Keep JAARS current on environmental health and safety regulations Communicate standards to Department Safety Coordinators Administer training and updates to staff, maintain training records, and manage new hazards, as mandated by regulatory authorities Conduct audits and accident investigations and provide audit oversight to department safety coordinators Determine checklist safety standards and provide up-to-date checklists to department safety coordinators Complete, file, and send required, recurring reports to OSHA, NCDOL, and the EPA Investigate workplace injuries and ensure all injury reports are completed Position Requirements  A deep and growing walk with the Lord Jesus that includes your personal spiritual growth and the ability to support others in their spiritual growth Embraces the vision, mission, and core values of JAARS Innate ability to take large and complex problems and break them down into coherent and achievable tasks Appreciates consistency and defined parameters and enjoys creating them where none exist Motivated by achievement and loves checklists Ability to understand the nuances of a culture and adjust personal and work expectations accordingly

JAARS Fellows is an 11-month, merit-based, professional opportunity that provides entry into a first career position, cultivates emerging leaders, and unleashes the world of missions. Fellows join JAARS staff in key positions to make Bible translation and life transformation possible. Develop Spiritually, Professionally, and Personally Receive input from a professional in your field and a spiritual and personal coach. Attend the Intercultural Communications Course . Learn how to further your interpersonal skills, understand differing worldviews, and deepen your relationship with God. Dive into Perspectives and explore God’s global purpose. Enjoy life skills training: everything from learning to drive a manual car to budgeting. Discover Waxhaw, Charlotte, and the surrounding areas with your JAARS Fellows community. The Third Culture Kid Care and Education (TC&E) Fellow will work closely with the Director of TC&E and the departments that report to her (Youth, MK Station, Summer Safari, and Refuge 139). Third culture kids are children raised in a culture other than the culture of the nation named on their passport for a significant part of their early development years. This fellow will have opportunities to work with TCKs and youth of all ages and learn how best to care and minister to them.   Job Responsibilities Work with the Youth department to minister to and care for students involved in the JAARS youth ministry Work with the MK Station (on-campus childcare center for preschool-age children) to understand its purpose and how best to uniquely care for these children Participate in the Summer Safari program (summer long care for elementary-age children) to help serve and design activities and lessons Help Refuge 139 (a ministry to overseas missions branches to hold VBS-style programs for TCKs) share this missions opportunity to churches and individuals   Job Requirements A deep and growing walk with the Lord Jesus that includes your personal spiritual growth and the ability to support others in their spiritual growth Embraces the vision, mission, and core values of JAARS Excellent organization and communication skills A love for children and youth Flexible, energetic, and team-oriented individual Willingness to learn and grow in an entry-level position Highly dependable in fulfilling obligations without supervision Maintain self-control, and avoid aggressive behavior in difficult situations Ready to work indoors and outdoors Able to lift a minimum of 20 pounds Able to stand/sit for extended periods of time Adequate listening skills and ability to hear child’s concerns in order to ensure safety Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience Other job-related duties as assigned by your manager   Fellows Program Requirements Value global ministry At least 18 years old Learner attitude Collaborative   Preferred  Majors include Education, Youth Ministry, Children and Family Ministries, and Intercultural Studies   Please review the further information about JAARS Fellows on the website which will be linked after you click "External Application". The application is a link at the bottom of the webpage. More information on the Fellowship is available at www.jaars.org/fellows .  

JAARS Fellows is an 11-month, merit-based, professional opportunity that provides entry into a first career position, cultivates emerging leaders, and unleashes the world of missions. Fellows join JAARS staff in key positions to make Bible translation and life transformation possible. Develop Spiritually, Professionally, and Personally Receive input from a professional in your field and a spiritual and personal coach. Attend the Intercultural Communications Course . Learn how to further your interpersonal skills, understand differing worldviews, and deepen your relationship with God. Dive into Perspectives and explore God’s global purpose. Enjoy life skills training: everything from learning to drive a manual car to budgeting. Discover Waxhaw, Charlotte, and the surrounding areas with your JAARS Fellows community.   The Museum Programs Fellow will serve alongside the Museum team to support the day-to-day operations, programs, and events of the museum. JAARS operates The Museum of the Alphabet on its property (more details here ). The Museum Programs Fellow will learn how to train new staff, coordinate schedules, and organize events.   Job Responsibilities Learn the history, current state, and purpose of the museum Coordinate and host tours for guests Organize special museum events, such as JAARS Day and Night at the Alphabet Museum Oversee staff and operations under the Museum Manager   Requirements A deep and growing walk with the Lord Jesus that includes your personal spiritual growth and the ability to support others in their spiritual growth Embraces the vision, mission, and core values of JAARS Excellent organization and communication skills Flexible and team-oriented Proactive Willingness to learn and grow Problem-solving abilities Basic computer skills Passionate about Bible translation and sharing the work of JAARS Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience High level of independence, guiding oneself with little or no supervision. The ability to speak with clarity and able to identify and understand the speech of another person. High energy level individual Fellows Program Requirements Value global ministry At least 18 years old Learner attitude Collaborative Preferred Working experience with Google suite (Drive, Docs, Sheets, Forms, etc.) and Microsoft Office Majors include Education, Anthropology, History, Museum Studies, Administration, and Event Planning   Please review the further information about JAARS Fellows on the website which will be linked after you click "External Application". The application is a link at the bottom of the webpage. More information on the Fellowship is available at www.jaars.org/fellows .

Learning & Development Administrative Assistant   The Learning and Development team presents multiple trainings throughout the year and could use your skills and abilities to facilitate these trainings.  A 0.5 to 1 FTE position for a volunteer or career staff person who raises support   Responsibilities Type documents, respond to emails, maintain and order supplies, edit manuals, update calendar Process training venue and food reservations and purchase meal tickets  Coordinate printing and collation of training materials Process registrations for training events and communicate with participants Make travel and lodging arrangements for staff Assist at training events, based on interest, ability, and ongoing training Learn key department financial processes and serve as back-up bookkeeper   Requirements A deep and growing walk with the Lord Jesus that includes your personal spiritual growth and the ability to support others in their spiritual growth Embrace the vision, mission, and core values of JAARS Complete the L&D department application process Reflects Mission and Values of the L&D team Good communication, people, and team skills Organized  Some Computer Skills and willingness to learn G Suite (Google Suite)

Do you enjoy sharing your love of boating and the skills required for safe operations? Do you have experience in training others? If so, JAARS Maritime Services needs you! Be a part of providing this critical skill and equipment for Bible translators. We need water safety instructors for an ever growing demand for training to enable safe water travel both overseas and here on the JAARS campus in Waxhaw, NC.  Brief Description   Provide instruction in methods, risk factors, and equipment for safe staff travel.  This is a full time (40 hrs.) (3–6 months /per year) position for a volunteer or a staff person who raises support Must be able to work in the US   Responsibilities   Establish the level(s) of training needed, through successful people interactions to understand their water and boat skill levels Equip and instruct in which water safety gear to carry Instruct how to perform safe water operations in remote and difficult places Discuss the types of risk encountered, and methods for sound decisions on whether to travel or not, due to weather and other conditions Enable trainees to gain confidence, obtain skills successfully, and make right safety decisions Train both at JAARS and in locations overseas Demonstrate a deep and growing walk with the Lord Jesus that includes your personal growth and the ability to support others in their spiritual growth Embrace the vision, mission, and core values of JAARS, and help us live them effectively  Education and Experience   Experience on various types of water, preferably engaged in swimming, free diving, SCUBA diving or lifesaving Operation of various types of boats, and/or other watersports activities may be considered Obtain or maintain certifications such as first aid, CPR; local, state, or federal boat operation courses Participated in college-level programs related to water/marine study, research, boat operations, or law enforcement, including environmental law desired Knowledge of what is required to equip persons and small boats for safe water travel Alternative to above, may be two years of experience teaching water safety  JAARS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit Christian ministry headquartered on a beautiful 500+ acre campus just south of Charlotte, NC. Our campus includes extensive training facilities, an airport, office and commercial facilities, guest housing, food services, recreational areas, health clinic, on-site childcare, and youth and family ministry support for staff and partners. We are pleased to have more than five hundred people serving on our campus. We partner closely with SIL International, the organizations of the Wycliffe Global Alliance and other organizations locally and globally. JAARS vision is that people’s lives and communities are transformed as they experience God’s Word in their own language. JAARS mission is to make Bible translation and language development possible, especially in the most remote and difficult places on earth. We do that by enabling locally appropriate and sustainable solutions in transportation, technology, media, and training. JAARS Core Values Together in Christ, we commit to: Seek God Above All Serve in Love Act with Integrity Steward God’s Resources with Courage Pursue Excellence Collaborate with Respect Create a Culture of Innovation