Purpose and Goals
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The purpose of the Native American LINK Inc. Mentorship Program is to mentor and train the younger Native generation in the ministry work of LINK. In addition, the Mentor Program will also foster a meaningful, caring mentorship experience that encourages leadership growth and spiritual growth through a Titus 2:3-5 relationship with the mentor. The goal is to inform, prepare and equip young ladies to carry on the work and ministry of LINK, as well as to promote personal spiritual development to strengthen the mentee’s faith walk and relationship with Jesus.
DefinitionsNative American LINK: A non-profit, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization; LINK is an acronym for Living in Neighborly Kindness, based on the scripture, Luke 10:27. LINK is a Baptist ministry designed to help women strengthen family life, preserve cultural identity, and develop personal skills. LINK also provides missions and ministry opportunities; leadership and spiritual development and growth.
Mentor: The mentor is a current executive board member of LINK. Mentee/Associate Member: The mentee is a young lady who desires to participate in the LINK Mentorship Program. For purposes of the Mentorship Program, the mentee is referred to as an “associate member”. Constitution & ByLaws: The constitution & ByLaws of LINK govern the organization. A copy will be made available to an approved associate member. |
Native American LINK Inc. Board of Directors
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Associate Member Qualifications
- A young lady in the age range of 21-49 years old.
- An active member in good standing with a church affiliated with the Oklahoma Baptists.
- Committed to the leadership of Jesus Christ and displaying a Christlike life in following Jesus.
- A calling or interest in financial management of Christian ministry work; and a calling or interest in any of the LINK Board ministry areas listed below.
- A background check if requested.
- A completed Associate Member application signed by the applicant and Pastor of the applicant.
LINK Board Areas to Choose/Learn From in the Mentorship Program:
- Executive Director
- President
- Vice President
- Treasurer/Assistant Treasurer
- Secretary
- Consultant/Historian
- Executive Board Member
- Project Coordinator
- Choir Coordinator
Mentor Program Guidelines
- The Mentor program will run for a minimum of one year and extend up to two years if needed and as mutually agreed upon by the mentor, associate member and the LINK Board.
- Attend board meetings as scheduled. Board meetings typically occur quarterly and an occasional special called meeting. The associate member is encouraged to provide input, suggestions and share ideas. *Travel expense assistance is offered/available if needed.
- If the associate member is unable to attend a scheduled board meeting, a written progress report will be submitted.
- Voting privileges are reserved for Executive Board Members.
- Meetings by phone or in-person will occur at least once a month between the mentor and associate member.
- Each meeting will consist of training in the respective chosen area of the LINK organization. Specific instructions and training as well as questions and answers will be included in each meeting.
- As the Spirit leads, prayer, and biblical discussion regarding the ministry work of LINK, as well as life in general of the associate member are encouraged during the meeting.
- The associate member may be called upon to assist in other areas, ministry events or conferences as assigned.
- Confidentiality will be exercised.
Application |
Please complete the application located on Page 3 of the downloadable PDF below, and Submit the completed application by mail to:
The Native American LINK, Inc.
P.O. Box 470974
Tulsa, OK 74147
Or by email to:
[email protected]
The Native American LINK, Inc.
P.O. Box 470974
Tulsa, OK 74147
Or by email to:
[email protected]
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