To win people to Christ and to heal and strengthen marriages and families by leading team invitational strategies among community groups, Christian businesses, and non-church Christian organizations.

Varies depending on season, market, size of team, and number of events. In general, community plan team leaders invest about one hour per week in summer and 2-3 hours per week the rest of the year. There are increased time requirements for occasional team meetings, and for activities immediately preceding and following the Weekend to Remember®.

Minimum one-year commitment with a 90-day placement review.

• Must have served on a local FamilyLife® volunteer team for at least one full event cycle.
• Must be an active group coordinator.
• Proven track record of demonstrated leadership skills.
• Proven history of effectiveness and faithfulness in ministry.
• Possess a good working knowledge of the internet, email, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel.

• Consistent walk with Christ.
• Model godly family relationships.
• Pray for the team, for FamilyLife® leadership, and for effective completion of this ministry.
• Lead the team in creating and executing a strategy for intentionally networking with non-church Christian business and organizations and community groups to invite employees and members to FamilyLife® events.
• Proactively equip local organizations as above with invitational resources such as brochures and posters.
• Attend and participate in regular team meetings (approximately 6 10 per year).
• Monitor and be accountable for Weekend to Remember® group registration goals.

• Familiarization with FamilyLife’s Corporate Sponsorship Plan, including invitational resources and videos.
• Clear understanding of the invitation process for the Weekend to Remember® and content on the “Invite Others” section on the Weekend to Remember® website.
• Familiarize with the Weekend to Remember® Group Coordinator website, especially all of the invitational resources and videos available.
• Familiarization with local Christian business groups, networks, and organizations.