Finance and Administration Steward

Every Generation Ministries
Temecula, California, United States
Date Posted: 05/18/2018
Categories: Accounting - Administrative - Church/Ministry - Human Resources
Job Type: Full-Time
Employee Workplace: Unspecified
Job Description:

 

Level/ Salary Range:

 

Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.

 

Paid holidays, vacation and sick time in accordance with the EGM Policy Manual.

 

Family medical benefit up to $1,350 per month (Opt-out $450 per month)

Retirement match up to 3% of annual salary.


General Description:


Every Generation Ministries (“EGM”) is an innovative, international Christian ministry organization with work in over fifteen countries. EGM believes in the transforming power of the gospel and has a burning desire to see every child experience the love of Christ and the new life He has for them. God is using EGM to transform children in Christ through His Church. The Finance and Administration Steward will manage the financial and administrative work of EGM including, the U.S. and international operations of the ministry. The Finance and Administration Steward will serve as a member of the Management Team working in a collaborative team setting to manage the organization. The Finance and Administration Steward will travel internationally, training and developing the finance and administrative staff of our national ministry team partners. The Finance and Administration Steward will manage financial, administrative staff and their work, oversee the information systems in the U.S. office, manage human resource policies and procedures, steward the assets entrusted to EGM and develop quantitative systems and analysis for the ministry work around the world.

 

Role and Responsibilities:

 

Management

EGM Management Team: As part of the management team of EGM, provide overall direction and management of EGM’s Administration and Finances.

 

EGM Administrative Committee: Provide information and appropriate finance and administration recommendations to the Board of Directors as well as guidance and direction to the staff.

 

Finance and Administration Supervisor: Supervise all finance and human resource staff in the U.S. office.

 

Finances

 

EGM Finances: Manage, together with the President and with guidance from the Board, EGM policies and the EGM Bylaws. Accurately and timely account for all financial transactions, make future financial forecasts and budgets, provide financial analysis, report on budget variances.

 

EGM Project Budgets and Financial Reports: Together with the Ministry Advancement Team and the EGM staff, manage and report on all support quotas, resource team budgets, project budgets, etc.

 

EGM Signatory: Authorize legal agreements, bank accounts, and other contractual obligations while adhering to the Delegation of Authority Table in the EGM Bylaws.

 

Electronic Donation Process: Oversee all aspects of EGM’s electronic donation income, including, but not limited to, Gesture, Authorize.net, Qsuite, Network for Good, etc.

 

U.S. Office Operations: Maintain physical office, office equipment, ministry vehicle, utilities, internet, all other ministry assets and office technology.

 

Banking Relationships: Direct all accounts, banking transactions and transfers. This also includes facilitating changes in account signers (includes Board involvement), forms, online users, staff credit cards, wire privileges, wire templates, etc.

 

EGM Employee Benefits: Manage employee benefits package including, health insurance, workers compensation, retirement plan and paid time off days working with insurance brokers, and retirement plan administrator.

 

International Ministry

 

National Ministry Team Finances: Evaluate the annual budgets and financial reports and provide financial recommendations to the international ministries team. Communicate with national ministry team boards regarding financial commitments based on their Annual Strategic Plan and budget and considering EGM’s Starting New Ministries Plan.

 

National Ministry Team Financial Tools: Produce financial reports, tools and analysis to the Management Team to aid in ministry operations and decisions.

 

National Partner Ministries Stewardship: Work to ensure that all financial and administrative practices reflect EGM’s commitment to excellence in stewardship. Travel to the field to provide training using the EGM Ministry Dashboard Administration and Finance programs. Provide follow-up coaching.

 

National Partner Ministries Titus Project: Work with Management Team teams to manage all financial aspects of the matching fund program, fund development tools, budgets, three-year financial forecasting and monthly reporting on the Titus Project. Evaluate the Titus Project in each participating country on a quarterly basis.

 

Other duties as assigned.

 

Qualifications and Education Requirements:

 

All of the general qualifications found in the EGM Employee Handbook.

 

Management and leadership skills and a desire to work in a collaborative management setting.

 

Basic understanding of non-profit finances and accounting.

 

Familiarity with computer systems, software, hardware and networks.

 

A willingness to travel 15-30 days annually.

 

Three continuous years of experience in financial oversight and management, preferably in the non-profit sector.

 

Bachelor’s degree in financial management, business, accounting or commensurate experience. 

About Every Generation Ministries

In response to God’s love for children and for His Church, Every Generation Ministries (EGM) was founded in 1993 to transform children in Christ through His Church.

 

The ministry found its beginning in Poland, but over the last 23 years, has expanded to work in 13 countries on four continents. EGM currently has work in Belarus, Hungary, Egypt, Poland, Romania, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ukraine, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, and in U.S. Hispanic churches. There are over 25,000 children’s workers involved in EGM's leadership development training programs and/or using its Bible teaching materials.

 

What drives EGM?

 

So many children around the world are living in difficult situations. Most of them have never experienced unconditional love. So many have a real lack of peace in their lives and experience extreme feelings of hopelessness.

 

These children are looking for solutions to the problems they face – problems such as issues with self-image, where girls are dealing with insecurities related to their appearance, and boys who are struggling in school or sports, and children living in difficult family situations.

 

They are looking for answers to questions and are barely able to cope. EGM has found that in every country, there are people who love children and want to help them. EGM provides training and teaching materials to these children’s workers so they may help children know God and live life the way God intended.

 

Meeting the need.

 

Jesus makes it clear in His Great Commission of Matthew 28:16-20, that helping children experience His life-transforming gospel is the solution to their spiritual poverty. Further, in the same Great Commission, He makes it clear that transformation in Christ Jesus is the job of His Church. The mission and vision statements of Every Generation Ministries reflect this dual message:

 

The mission of Every Generation Ministries is to transform children in Christ through His Church.


We believe that God has called Every Generation Ministries to establish national ministry teams in 38 countries where over 75% of the world's children live that are governed, staffed and fully funded from their respective national Christian communities. These national ministry teams develop a growing number of model children's workers by providing innovative leadership development training programs and culturally relevant Bible teaching resources to children's workers serving in local churches.


In order to see God's vision to fruition, Every Generation Ministries is in a stage of growth. New team members are being called to provide the support needed for ministry expansion into 25 new countries throughout the world where over 75% of the world's children live. Children's workers living in these countries are in desperate need of culturally relevant ministry resources in order to serve the children in their communities.


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