Leadership Reflection Questions

Leadership Reflection Questions
Thank you for your interest in serving the Lord this upcoming year as a Leader in Trojan Christian Fellowship. This is a one-year commitment and a unique opportunity for to be developed as you learn what it means to be a leader in the Kingdom of God. Leadership is influence, and influence begins in the ways we surrender our lives to God and choose to serve Him on His terms.

InterVarsity at USC's core vision is ”to see our entire campus encounter Jesus, love radically, and change the world”. Being a part of the leadership team is a way you can participate in this vision. We’re excited to embark on this process with you, as you discern your plans to serve Him perhaps as a leader next year. InterVarsity is a student and staff partnered ministry. Our leadership consists of a team of full time staff, a team of student area leaders, as well as our general leadership body. If you have any questions or need someone to chat with about this, feel free to email any of the staff members.

Here’s the process:
- Dec. 4 Submit Leadership Reflections
- Dec. 5-10 Meet with Staff for Leadership Processing Conversation
- Dec. 12 Leadership Decisions Made
There are a few different leadership roles you can apply for. Please review the commitments for the appropriate role. All potential leaders must be willing and able to follow through with each commitment on the following document and agree to the doctrinal basis.

TCF Leadership Commitments and information: http://tinyurl.com/ivtcfleadership
Doctrinal Basis: www.intervarsity.org/about/our/our-doctrinal-basis

Be sure to sign-up for a Leadership Conversation: http://tinyurl.com/ivtcfleadershipconvos

InterVarsity doesn’t guarantee a leadership position for every applicant. However, it does guarantee a helpful opportunity to process what God is doing in each individual’s life and an opportunity to vision for what God is inviting the individual into. Intervarsity leadership isn’t the only way to get involved. Leadership might not be the best fit for you in this season, but our hope is that you will continue to serve and grow in your walk with Jesus in this community. Here are other ways to get involved:
- Join a Community Group
- Help the leadership team in reaching out to new students
- Serve at Encounter: Setup/Take-down, Sound, AV, Media, Welcome
- Serve at Conferences
- Come out to things - especially as a sophomore
- Join an Area Team and help out
- Join Sunday night leadership trainings
More information: http://www.ivtcf.org/leadership.html

Please take a photo of yourself for our reference*
Basic Information
Name*

First NameLast Name
E-mail*
Phone Number*

Area CodePhone Number
Year*

FreshmanSophomoreJuniorSenior (but staying an extra year)Grad Student
What Church do you currently attend?*
What is your spiritual background/denomination prior to college?*
Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, None, or Other
Leadership Experience*

This my first time applying for leadershipI've been a leader in Intervarsity before

Time Commitment
Where are you living (or hope to be living) next year at USC?*
What other clubs/organizations/jobs/internships are you involved with, and how much time do you dedicate to them?*
How much time are you willing to give to InterVarsity next year?*
Look over time commitments of leadership. Please be honest of how much time you can commit.
Reference

Please list a leader who knows you who can fill out your reference form. Preferably a mentor or small group leader.
Name*

First NameLast Name
E-mail*
Doctrinal Basis
Do you agree or have questions with InterVarsity’s Doctrinal Basis & leadership commitments (link below) Please look over the applicable leadership descriptions. Do you have any concerns or questions about the commitment or expectations?*
https://intervarsity.org/about/our/our-doctrinal-basis http://tinyurl.com/ivtcfleadership (page 5-6)
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Leadership Reflection Questions

Basic Information

Leadership Preferences

Optional Cohorts

Reflection Questions

Time Commitment

Reference

Doctrinal Basis