Worship & Creative Arts Internship

• Structured supervision with weekly meetings and ongoing feedback
• Ministry competency development aligned with academic learning outcomes
• Mid-term and final evaluations coordinated with academic requirements
• Portfolio development documenting ministry experiences and growth
• Integration opportunities connecting classroom theory with ministry practice

• Collaborate on visual design for worship services, events, and communications
• Assist with stage design, environmental setup, and creative elements for services
• Support video production, editing, and multimedia content creation
• Help develop graphics for social media, announcements, and promotional materials
• Contribute creative ideas during planning sessions and team meetings
• Learn how creative communication serves the mission and vision of the church

• Assist in planning and executing weekend worship services and special events
• Support worship team rehearsals through setup, sound checks, and coordination
• Help manage worship team schedules, music charts, and resource materials
• Participate in worship ministry as appropriate (vocals, instruments, tech support)
• Assist with evaluation and continuous improvement of worship experiences
• Support and encourage volunteer worship team members
• Observe and learn principles of worship theology, team leadership, and volunteer development

• Participate in staff meetings and ministry team planning sessions
• Engage in regular supervision meetings with Michael Poole and Logan Fisher
• Complete reflection assignments and learning assessments as required by academic program
• Maintain professional communication with church staff and volunteers
• Demonstrate growing understanding of church ministry philosophy and practice

• Worship Leadership: Demonstrate understanding of biblical worship theology and practical worship planning
• Team Leadership: Apply principles of volunteer recruitment, development, and care
• Creative Communication: Utilize visual and multimedia tools to communicate effectively in ministry contexts
• Organizational Ministry: Understand how various ministry areas function within the local church
• Spiritual Formation: Integrate personal spiritual growth with ministry practice

• Collaboration: Work effectively with staff, volunteers, and diverse ministry teams
• Communication: Demonstrate clear, professional communication in various ministry settings
• Time Management: Balance multiple responsibilities with reliability and excellence
• Problem-Solving: Address ministry challenges with creativity and wisdom
• Self-Awareness: Reflect critically on personal growth, strengths, and areas for development

• Ecclesiology: Articulate understanding of the local church's role in God's mission
• Practical Theology: Connect biblical principles with ministry decision-making
• Cultural Engagement: Demonstrate awareness of how worship and creativity engage contemporary culture

• Weekly supervision meetings with primary and secondary supervisors
• Monthly reflection journals documenting ministry experiences and learning
• Mid-term evaluation (coordinated with academic advisor)
• Final evaluation and portfolio presentation (coordinated with academic advisor)
• Ministry project or capstone (optional, based on academic requirements)

• Currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate ministry program at Boyce College (or other accredited institution)
• Musical ability and/or technical proficiency in worship production or creative arts
• Heart for serving others and helping people encounter God
• Reliable transportation to Elizabethtown, KY
• Teachable spirit with willingness to learn and receive feedback
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

• Experience serving on a worship team or in creative ministry roles
• Basic knowledge of creative design software (Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, or similar)
• Familiarity with Planning Center, ProPresenter, or similar church software
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively