Youth Sports Missionary Opportunities in Minneapolis
Paladin Sports Outreach is building faith-based sports programs in the Twin Cities, and we’re inviting missionary-minded leaders to help reach kids and families through sport.
Why Minneapolis?
Minneapolis has a rich tradition of community involvement, youth athletics, and family-centered values. Sports play a meaningful role in shaping discipline, teamwork, and identity for young athletes throughout the region.
At the same time, many families face cultural shifts, social fragmentation, and uncertainty about where faith fits into everyday life. While participation is high, intentional discipleship and relational investment are often missing from youth sports environments.
Paladin seeks to come alongside families and communities by integrating faith, leadership, and service into the sports experience. We believe Minneapolis is a place where strong leaders can build lasting impact—creating teams that model integrity, service, and spiritual growth both on and off the field.
What Leadership Looks Like in Minneapolis
As a Youth Sports Missionary, you’ll help lead:
- Faith-based youth sports teams and seasons
- Weekly team devotions and discipleship moments
- Coaches and volunteers as small-group leaders
- Community service and outreach initiatives
- Partnerships with churches, schools, and local organizations
Sports, age groups, and launch timelines may vary by area.
More Than Coaching
This role goes beyond game-day responsibilities. Youth Sports Missionaries are culture-setters, disciple-makers, and relationship builders.
If you’re looking only to coach practices and games, this may not be the right fit.
If you feel called to lead people, this might be exactly where God is guiding you.
Ideal Candidates in Minneapolis
- Coaches, parents, or leaders with a heart for the Valley and for ministry
- Individuals comfortable leading spiritually and relationally
- Leaders who value structure, standards, and accountability
- Those open to support-raising and partnership development
Formal coaching experience is helpful but not required. Character, consistency, and calling matter most.
Support You Can Count ON
What Happens After You Apply
- Initial application
- 3 Conversations
- Faith conversation
- Alignment conversation
- Leadership conversation
- Background and reference checks
- Onboarding and launch planning
This process ensures clarity, protection, and alignment—for you and the families we serve.
The Applications are currently being accepted through February 28, 2026.
If you feel called to Change the Culture of Sports in the Twin Cities area, we’d love to begin the conversation.
