Wesley Theological Seminary

Interested in applying for a staff position at Wesley Theological Seminary? Please send your cover letter and resume by e-mail to Barbara Donelson, Director of Human Resources at hr@wesleyseminary.edu. Please specify the position for which you are applying (see below for opportunities). Hard copies can be sent via mail to - Barbara Donelson, Director of Human Resources, Wesley Theological Seminary, 4500 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20016. Further questions can be directed to Barbara Donelson at (202) 885-8552.
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Administrative Positions

Academic Dean

Wesley Theological Seminary invites applications and nominations for the position of Academic Dean.

Wesley Theological Seminary is a graduate theological school of The United Methodist Church located in Washington, DC. It is one of the largest and most diverse seminaries in the world. During the academic year, more than 1,500 students attend classes at Wesley. Degree programs include Master of Divinity, Master of Arts, Master of Theological Studies and Doctor of Ministry. Almost 60 percent of the students are Methodist; the remaining 40 percent represent more than 25 different denominations. Forty-four percent of the students are African American, Hispanic, Asian or other ethnic minority. Wesley's faculty includes 30 full-time faculty members and 25 adjunct faculty members.

The Dean is the Chief Academic Officer and responsible directly to the President. The Dean's responsibilities include policy, program, personnel development and fiscal management for the faculty and academic programs. The Dean is expected to provide vision and leadership in strategic planning and promote excellence in teaching and scholarship.

The best candidates for the position will possess an earned doctorate in a field of theological education and have a distinguished record of graduate teaching, scholarship, and active participation in the life of the church. In addition, candidates should have a demonstrated record of administrative competence and enthusiasm for the seminary's global perspective and programs. While qualified United Methodists will receive preference, we welcome applications from all qualified individuals regardless of denominational affiliation.

Applications and nominations will be accepted until a Dean is selected, but to ensure optimal consideration, interested parties should submit their materials by September 30, 2008. Please send materials to:

President David McAllister-Wilson
Wesley Theological Seminary
4500 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20016 5690
Email: President@wesleyseminary.edu
Posted on 7/3/08.

Community Opportunities*

Pastor at First Baptist Church of Iowa City

First Baptist Church of Iowa City (www.fbciowacity.org), an open and inclusive community of faith, seeks to call a full-time pastor to lead our small but vibrant church family in the path God has set for us.

QUALIFICATIONS: A degree from an accredited seminary is required (M.Div. preferred). A minimum of a year's experience as pastor of a congregation is preferred. Because our Sunday morning worship service is the centerpiece of our congregational life, our new pastor should be particularly gifted at preaching and teaching the Word of God, to encourage and sustain all who join us in worship. In addition, our new pastor should possess: gifts for ministering and counseling individuals and groups; talents for visualizing and initiating new ministries; and administrative abilities to organize and supervise a small part-time staff and dedicated volunteers.

RESPONSIBILITIES: The pastor's primary responsibilities include: preparing compelling weekly sermons, planning a Sunday worship service in coordination with the church cantor, counseling and visiting members and nonmembers, managing daily operations, and meeting with church committees.

How to Apply * Applicants should forward the following: a cover letter indicating interest in leading our church; a resume; a brief vision statement elaborating your philosophy for small, growing churches; and a copy of a sermon exemplifying your understanding of Christ's life, death, and resurrection. (Finalists will be asked for a taped service/sermon.) Please mail these to: Pastor Search Committee, First Baptist Church of Iowa City, 500 North Clinton Street, Iowa City, IA 52245. Review of applications begins February 15, 2009, and continues until the position is filled. Direct questions to committee chair Brendan Young at YoungPS@prodigy.net or phone the church office at 319-338-7995.

Contact Person/Email * Brendan Young, YoungPS@prodigy.net. Posted 12/17/08.

Volunteer Opportunity to Tutor or Teach English as a Second Language

The Hispanic Ministry at the Central Union Mission, located in NW Washington, is seeking volunteers to tutor or to teach an ESOL class for Hispanic immigrants. Classes need to be taught in the morning (approximately 9-11am), but the days they are taught are flexible. This is a great opportunity to welcome newcomers to the United States and to learn about other cultures. No teaching experience necessary! Spanish is helpful, but not required.

If interested, please contact Melanie Weldon-Soiset at maweldon@gmail.com or Dr. Jorge deCasanova, Director of the Hispanic Ministry, at jdecasanova@missiondc.org. Classes will start in February, but any interested volunteers should be in contact ASAP. Posted on 12/16/08.

Communications Justice and Advocacy Intern at the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA

Job Description: Communications Justice and Advocacy Intern

The National Council of Churches is the leading ecumenical organization among Christians in the United States. It encompasses 35 member communions including the major Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox communions, African-American denominations and historic peace churches. The Council serves as both a convener and voice for a faith constituency of almost 50 million people and 100,000 congregations in all 50 states. It is organized around five program commissions and does extensive work in research, Bible translation, Christian education, theological and interfaith dialogue, witness through the media, and advocacy around issues of social justice and public policy. Since the 1980s, the Council and its member communions have worked to address social justice and poverty issues from a faith perspective.

Position Description:
The Communications Intern, based in Washington, DC, will work with NCC program staff to voice the religious communities' positions on justice and advocacy issues within the faith community and develop appropriate outreach and education tools for the faith community on justice and advocacy issues.

Additional Responsibilities:
Assist with developing electronic and print materials for justice and advocacy issues
research appropriate justice and advocacy issues for briefing papers and other communication
Develop appropriate outreach strategies to communicate a wide array of justice and advocacy issues.

Please send a cover letter, résumé and short writing sample to: NCC Communication Intern Search, Attn: Kevin Williams, National Council of Churches, 110 Maryland Ave NE, Suite 108, Washington, DC 20002; kwilliams@ncccusa.org No calls please. Electronic applications preferred. Posted 12/15/08.

Communication and Website Intern, New York City at the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA

Job Description: Communication and Website Intern, New York City

Position Description:
The Communications Intern, based in New York City, will assist the communication staff in meeting communication needs of NCC program staff, researching news and feature material for the public and denominational media, with a focus on updating the NCC website and helping develop appropriate web-based materials as requested, promoting NCC programs within the faith community, and assisting with the work of the NCC Communication Commission .

Additional Responsibilities:
Assist with developing electronic and print materials.
Conduct research for reports, briefings, and other communication materials.
Please send a cover letter, résumé and short writing sample to: NCC Communication Intern Search, Attn: Dee Glover, National Council of Churches, 475 Riverside Drive, suite 800; dglover@ncccusa.org No calls please. Electronic applications preferred. Posted on 12/15/08.

Communications Intern - Women's Ministries at the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA

Position Description: Communications Intern - Women's Ministries

General Description: Program for Women's Ministries of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC) includes: the work of the NCC Justice for Women Working Group, Young Women's Leadership Opportunities and Women's Leadership Development. The Justice for Women Working Group currently has four primary focus areas: Human Trafficking, Domestic Violence, Language - Inclusive and Expansive, and Poverty. Young Women's Leadership Experience involves connecting women ages 18 to 30 years old with ongoing opportunities in the ecumenical movement. Women's Leadership Development includes networking women within the ecumenical movement and society to further their leadership skill and opportunities. The NCC Program for Women's Ministries also includes maintenance of historical records of women's involvement in the ecumenical movement within the USA as well as addressing current issues of injustice related to gender within the ecumenical movement and society at large. In recent years as many NCC member communions have decrease staff and budgets the intentional work on gender justice has suffered. The ability to accurately record history, track trends, provide resources and network women has become increasingly important to do in ecumenical partnership for the wise use of funds and human resources. This internship will assist with several critical projects to enhance communication elements of the ongoing work of the NCC Program for Women's Ministries.

Specific Tasks: Following the instructions and guidance provided by NCC staff, this intern will work on the following projects:
Assist in analyzing data and formulating a report on the "Faith and Feminism" workbook focus group project, including updating website with quotes and stories.
Assist in updating NCC webpage and resource information on Women's History Month.
Assist in organizing, documenting and archiving past NCC Women's Ministry files so that essential data can be accessed for use in communicating the story of women's leadership in the ecumenical movement in the USA.
Assist in updating NCC webpage and resources information on Domestic Violence.
Work with subcommittee of Justice for Women Working Group on language project assisting in development of resource related to expansive and inclusive language through the lens of power, gender, race, class, cultural traditions and it's impact on mission
Communicate with member communions of NCC to connect data on Women in Ministry in order to respond to media inquires.
Communicate with ecumenical network on collection of data for "Human Trafficking Survey".
Position Requirements

As an internship position requires applicant for this position to be graduate student in theology, social work, public policy, gender, or communication field and hold a BA or BS degree. The position can be used in fulfillment of practical experience credit with prior consent of the Program Director for Women's Ministries of the NCC. Ordinarily this position will require presence in the NCC office approximately 6 to 10 hours per week from February to mid-June with the possibility of increasing hours to full time from mid-June through beginning of August.

A successful candidate for the internship will:
have an interest in communication, social networking and internet communication,
have an interest in gender justice, women's ministries and the ecumenical movement in USA,
have good interpersonal relations skills and telephone manner,
have solid writing and oral communication skills,
have good organizational skills,
be able to work both independently and collaboratively,
will have interest and aptitude in assessing and adapting educational materials for electronic use.
Organizational Fit

This position is supervised by the Director of the NCC Program for Women's Ministries and consults with Media Relations Specialist. This is a seven month position, with the possibility of increasing to full time during summer months. The intern will have the opportunity to attend meetings related to assigned projects as the budget permits.

The NCC is the leading ecumenical organization among Christians in the United States. It encompasses 35 member communions including the major Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox communions, African-American denominations and historic peace churches. The Council serves as both a convener and voice for a faith constituency of almost 50 million people and 100,000 congregations in all 50 states. It is organized around five program commissions and does extensive work in research, Bible translation, Christian education, theological and interfaith dialogue, witness through the media, and advocacy around issues of social justice and public policy. Since the 1980's, the Council and its member communions have worked to address social justice and poverty issues from a faith perspective.

Please send a cover letter, resume and short writing sample to: NCC Communications / Women's Ministries Intern, Attn: Rev. Ann Tiemeyer, National Council of Churches, 475 Riverside Drive, Suite 800, New York, NY, 10115; atiemeyer@ncccusa.org. No calls please. Electronic applications preferred. Posted 12/15/08.

Poverty Outreach and Advocacy Intern at the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA

Job Description; Poverty Outreach and Advocacy Intern

Position Description: The Poverty Outreach and Advocacy Intern, based in Washington, DC, will work with NCC program staff to voice the religious communities' positions on poverty issues, help promote poverty issues within the faith community, network with faith-based organizations and staff working on poverty issues, and develop appropriate outreach and education tools for the faith community on poverty.

Additional Responsibilities:
Assist with developing an appropriate outreach and advocacy for a variety of campaigns and initiatives
research and track legislation related to poverty issues and develop appropriate educational advocacy materials.
help engage an active electronic network and assist with media outreach strategy.
research, writing, outreach strategizing, and event organizing.
Please send a cover letter, résumé and short writing sample to: NCC Poverty Intern Search, Attn: Kevin Williams, National Council of Churches, 110 Maryland Ave NE, Suite 108, Washington, DC 20002; kwilliams@ncccusa.org No calls please. Electronic applications preferred. Posted on 12/15/08.

Health Network Internship- Network &Web Development at the National Council of Churches USA

Position Description: Health Network Internship- Network &Web Development

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: This intern position is created to assist in the continued development of the ecumenical Health Task Force which serves as the primary point of focus for the NCC's health care advocacy. The Health Task Force, with more than one third of the member communions as well as specialized ecumenical health related groups has been in place for over three years. The Task Force relates to a NCC Health Network comprised primarily of congregations of member communions that are concerned with some aspect of health education, direct service or policy advocacy. To address the interests and concerns of the Network the Health Task Force has developed three foci including; Network development and capacity building, Health Care Policy Reform, and Emergency Preparedness.

This internship works in close collaboration with staff colleagues, consultants and constituent members of the Health Task Force in serving to develop the Health Network and Website. Member communions and state and local councils of churches are primary contacts for developing the Network. The website serves as a primary education and communications tool for the Network. (The website is maintained off site and is not the responsibility of this position. Co-ordination with the web master re: content is however an important priority for this position.)

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES: Following instructions and guidance provided by staff and consultants, this intern:
Makes contact with non-participating communions acquainting them with the work of the Task Force and discovering areas of mutual interest
Works with existing groups and networks within participating communions to discover the ways in which the Task Force might better serve the needs of pre-existing groups
Contact state and local councils of churches to explore and record the varieties of ways these bodies relate to health care needs and issues within their respective areas
Furnish timely reports of these and other outreach contacts to the Task Force along with any programmatic recommendations designed to better serve the ecumenical community
Electronically "visit" websites of Task Force members to assess the ways in which the website information of the Task Force interfaces with members' own sites.
Electronically "visit" websites of health coaltions regularly reporting items of interest, potential coalitional partners and allied groups in relation to public policy reform and emergency preparedness

POSITION REQUIREMENTS: As an internship it is assumed that applicants for this position will be graduate students in theology, social work, health fields, or public policy and will hold a BA or BS degree. This position can be used in fulfillment of practical experience credit with prior consent of the Senior Program Director for Education and Leadership Ministries. Ordinarily this position will require presence in the NCC office approximately 10 hours per week.

A successful candidate for this internship will:
· have an interest in health care, health policy and the role of church and community organizations in health education and direct service delivery systems.
· Will have good interpersonal relations skills and telephone manner
· Will have good organizational skills and communications skills
· Be able to work both independently and collaboratively
· Will have an interest and aptitude in assessing and adapting educational materials for electronic use

ORGANIZATIONAL FIT: This position reports to the Senior Program Director for Education and Leadership Ministries through the NCC Health Task Force Consultant(s). This is a nine month position but may be available for full time in the summer. The Intern will attend all meetings of the Task Force and will have opportunities to meet with staff and consultants in preparation and planning of all aspects of the Health Task Force work.

To Apply Contact, please send, fax, or email résumé to:
The Rev. Garland F. Pierce
Senior Program Director
Education and Leadership Ministries
National Council of Churches, USA
475 Riverside Drive, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10115
(Ph) (212) 870-2267
(Fax) (212) 870-3112
gpierce@ncccusa.org
Posted 12/15/08.

Health Intern- Policy Reform Research with the NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, USA

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Health Task Force of the NCC includes among its three foci responsibility to give leadership to the NCC's efforts related to health care policy reform. While both the NCC and many of its member communions have long standing policy positions related to health care these policies are neither current nor in total accord with one another. This internship is being initiated in order to provide support to the Health Task Force, its staff and consultants in formulating an ecumenical response to contemporary efforts in the area of national health care policy.

While recent years have seen the deterioration of the effectiveness America's health care policy with growing numbers of persons lacking health care insurance and similar growth in the disparity of health care quality and affordability. With the economic downturn and expected increases in unemployment the near future projections are for a worsening of the effectiveness of health care policy in the United States. Several states are presently experimenting with various forms of universal health care and important commitments have been made by national leaders to take up the wholesale reform of health policy. The NCC and its member communions, long advocates for universal health care will increasingly be called upon to provide education and leadership in the advocacy of this policy reform. This internship will play a crucial role in enabling the development of a viable and effective approach to this important social justice matter.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
This position provides support for a 5-8 hour per week position which will enable to incumbent to:
Analyze the NCC policy provisions in relation to the policy stances of its member communions, the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and other religious bodies
Prepare summary reports of this analysis for the NCC Health Task Force
Keep current on pending legislation and provide analysis on the degree to which such legislation would address the standards of NCC policy in reports to the NCC Health Task Force
Regularly prepare updates on the various health care coalitions working for policy reform in relation to NCC policy stances and advocacy efforts
Suggest talking points, educational and/or advocacy strategies which may grow out of the policy research on health care

POSITION REQUIREMENTS: The successful candidate for this internship will be a graduate student engaged in an area of study such as ethics, public health administration, government or a related field. Strong evidence of a sophisticated knowledge of health policy and strong writing skills are imperative. The intern should be familiar with the advocacy history of the churches and their exercise of moral authority on behalf of the common good. This intern should have the ability to work independently and complete assignments in a timely manner. The location and time commitment of this position are negotiable.

ORGANIZATIONAL FIT: This position reports to the Senior Program Director for Education and Leadership Ministries and provides reports to the Health Task Force, its staff and consultants. In collaboration with these colleagues the intern helps prepare portions of the research for dissemination via the Task Force and/or NCC websites, press releases, testimony, etc. The intern participates in discussion with NCC staff and consultants in the development of policy advocacy strategies and their implementation.

Eco-Justice Advocacy and Outreach Intern withTHE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN THE USA

Job Description: The National Council of Churches is the leading ecumenical organization among Christians in the United States. It encompasses 35 member communions including the major Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox communions, African-American denominations and historic peace churches. The Council serves as both a convener and voice for a faith constituency of almost 50 million people and 100,000 congregations in all 50 states. It is organized around five program commissions and does extensive work in research, Bible translation, Christian education, theological and interfaith dialogue, witness through the media, and advocacy around issues of social justice and public policy.

Since the 1980s, the Council and its member communions have worked to address environmental issues from a faith perspective. The Council's environmental program has built a communion and congregational base over a span of more than 25 years and has helped the faith-based environmental movement grow in voice, vision, and capacity. The program identifies issues and spreads worship and mission materials that carry the message of protecting God's creation.

Position Description: The Advocacy and Outreach Intern, based in Washington, DC, will work with the Director and Assistant Directors of the NCC Eco-Justice Program, to voice the religious communities' positions on protecting God's world through environmental health, climate and energy issues, and other top issues to elected officials; and help promote environmental issues within the faith community.

Additional Responsibilities: Assist with developing an appropriate outreach and advocacy for a variety of our campaigns and initiatives, including, but not limited to: climate change, green building, environmental health, and public land protection.
research and track environmental legislation and develop appropriate educational advocacy materials.
help engage an active electronic network and assist with media outreach strategy.
research, writing, outreach strategizing, and event organizing.
Reports to: The Assistant Director of Eco-Justice Programs.

Please send a cover letter, résumé and writing sample to: Advocacy and Outreach Intern Search, Attn: Jordan Blevins, National Council of Churches, 110 Maryland Ave NE, Suite 108, Washington, DC 20002; jblevins@ncccusa.org. No calls please. Electronic applications preferred. Posted on 12/15/08.

Director for the Ecumenical Center and International Residence (ECIR) at the Univeresity of Michigan

The Ecumenical Center and International Residence (ECIR) seeks a Director for this unique campus ministry adjacent to the University of Michigan. ECIR comprises an apartment building and educational and cross-cultural programs.

This position offers the opportunity to work with international students, both residents and non-residents, and to develop creative programming and collaborative initiatives, with campus and community partners, facilitating cross-cultural and cross-faith learning. The Director serves as an ambassador for ECIR, creating and developing relationships with diverse campus ministries, academic constituencies, donors, and the community.

Required qualifications include:
* A Master's degree or equivalent
* International experience or ability/experience working with international populations
* Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
* A minimum of 3 years of relevant administrative and supervisory experience
* An understanding of students and campus communities
* Excellent written and verbal communication skills
* A strong Christian faith
* Willingness and ability to work with non-Christian faith communities, e.g. Muslim, Buddhist, Jewish, etc.

Preferred qualifications include:
* Previous work with students
* Fundraising experience
* Non-profit experience
* Demonstrated ability facilitating cross-cultural programs and experiences

Please submit a cover letter, resume, and three references to: search@ecir.org. Deadline for equal consideration is January 31, 2009. Posted on 12/9/08.

Poverty Outreach and Advocacy Intern with the National Council of Churches

Poverty Outreach and Advocacy Intern
The National Council of Churches is the leading ecumenical organization among Christians in the United States. It encompasses 35 member communions including the major Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox communions, African-American denominations and historic peace churches. The Council serves as both a convener and voice for a faith constituency of almost 50 million people and 100,000 congregations in all 50 states. It is organized around five program commissions and does extensive work in research, Bible translation, Christian education, theological and interfaith dialogue, witness through the media, and advocacy around issues of social justice and public policy. Since the 1980s, the Council and its member communions have worked to address social justice and poverty issues from a faith perspective.

Position Description:
The Poverty Outreach and Advocacy Intern, based in Washington, DC, will work with NCC program staff to voice the religious communities' positions on poverty issues, help promote poverty issues within the faith community, network with faith-based organizations and staff working on poverty issues, and develop appropriate outreach and education tools for the faith community on poverty.

Additional Responsibilities:
• Assist with developing an appropriate outreach and advocacy for a variety of campaigns and initiatives
• research and track legislation related to poverty issues and develop appropriate educational advocacy materials.
• help engage an active electronic network and assist with media outreach strategy.
• research, writing, outreach strategizing, and event organizing.

Please send a cover letter, résumé and short writing sample to: NCC Poverty Intern Search, Attn: Kevin Williams, National Council of Churches, 110 Maryland Ave NE, Suite 108, Washington, DC 20002; kwilliams@ncccusa.org. No calls please. Electronic applications preferred. Posted on 12/5/08.

College Chaplain at Keuka College in New York

Keuka College invites applications for the position of College Chaplain, to begin in January, 2009, or soon thereafter. Keuka College is a private residential college of 928 traditional undergraduate students and approximately 600 adult-degree and graduate students. The College is located in the Finger Lakes region of New York on the shores of Keuka Lake, about a one-hour drive from Rochester and Syracuse. This is a full-time, 12-month, administrative appointment.

The College Chaplain is responsible for the administration of the Chaplain's Office and for the day-to-day operations of the Center for Spiritual Life. The Chaplain will develop and oversee a wide range of programs and activities which meet the spiritual needs of students, faculty, and staff. In the midst of a diverse, multi-faith people, the Chaplain seeks to provide possibilities for spiritual growth, peace-making, social justice, interfaith dialogue, leadership development, and personal growth for both the individual and the community. The Chaplain must be a gifted communicator and an able catalyst for enriching the spiritual and religious life at Keuka College. The Chaplain reports to and is supervised by the Vice President for Student Development & Dean of Students, and is a member of the Student Affairs Staff.

Qualifications:
The College Chaplain must:
Possess a master-level seminary degree (such as Master of Theological Studies, Master of Divinity, etc.)
Have at least two years of pastoral/ministerial experience
Be an ordained minister in a church/denomination which is consistent with the Christian and American Baptist heritage of Keuka College
Possess high energy and a strong desire to work with college-age students and a campus community
Have strong organizational and management skills which will develop and deliver the best-possible spiritual life programs and services
Contact:
Please submit a cover letter, resume and three references to: Human Resources, Keuka College, 141 Central Avenue, Keuka Park, NY 14478, or jfolts@mail.keuka.edu AA/EEO. Posted on 12/4/08.

PAID SUMMER FELLOWS from The Beatitudes Society

PAID SUMMER FELLOWS from The Beatitudes Society: In DC, San Francisco Bay Area, & Chicago. Seminary/Divinity school students who will be enrolled in Fall 2009 are invited to apply for a Summer Fellowship that:
Expands your experience in ministry
Engages in praxis and reflection with peers
Develops your community organizing skills
Serves God in the world
Equips you to change the world
Visit www.BeatitudesSociety.org and click on the "FELLOWSHIPS" box for complete information.
Posted on 12/1/08.

Musicians for Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church in Washington, DC

Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church in Washington, DC seeks a part-time keyboardist or guitarist to lead a worship band for a new Saturday evening contemporary worship experience. The candidate will have experience leading a band, and will be able to attend 2 hour rehearsals during the week as well as be available for two hours on Saturday for the worship gathering. Please send your resume to Rev. Jimmy Sherrod via e-mail at jsherrod@mmumc-dc.org. Posted on 12/1/08.

Minister of Music (part-time) at Charles Wesley UMC in McLean, VA

Call Church office for details - 703-356-6336. For Job Description Guidelines Visit our website
www.charleswesleyumc.org/job
Posted on 11/20/08.

Campus Ministry Director with the Florida Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church

The Wesley Foundation at the University of Miami is hiring a full-time director of campus ministries. This United Methodist ministry is in the heart of Coral Gables, Florida serving the needs of a multi-national student body. Interested persons should be ordained Elders or Deacons in the United Methodist Church. Individuals who are probationary Elders or Deacons are also encouraged to apply. A full job description, information about the Wesley Foundation and pictures may be found at www.umwesleysearch.blogspot.com.

Interested persons should submit a cover letter, resume, list of references and statement about your philosophy of ministry by January 1, 2009 to: umapplication@gmail.com or mailed to:
Director Search Committee
Wesley Foundation at UM
1210 Stanford Drive
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Posted 11/20/08.

Campus Ministry Director with the Florida Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church

The Wesley Foundation at Florida A&M University is hiring a full-time director of campus ministries. The director's main responsibility is to establish pastoral relationships with students, aiding in their spiritual growth, and to develop strong leaders for the Church. We are looking for an individual with a theological education, a passion for and an understanding of ministry at a historically black college community, entrepreneurial skills, and a desire to share and equip students from a United Methodist perspective. Ordination is not required. Competitive salary and housing is provided.

Interested persons should submit a cover letter, resume, list of references and statement about your philosophy of ministry by January 1, 2009 to:
Kelly Moore
Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry Florida Annual Conference 1140 East McDonald Street Lakeland, FL 33801
FAX: 863-688-7233
E-mail: kmoore@flumc.org
Posted 11/19/08.

Campus Ministry Director with the Florida Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church

The Florida Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is searching for a full-time Campus Minister/Director to start a new multi-campus ministry in Miami, Florida. We are looking for an individual with a theological education, a passion for and an understanding of ministry in a multi-ethnic community, entrepreneurial skills, and a desire to share and equip students from a United Methodist perspective. Ordination is not required. Competitive salary and housing is provided.

Interested persons should submit a cover letter, resume, list of references and statement about your philosophy of ministry by December 19, 2008. These may be emailed to: fiuapplication@gmail.com or mailed to:
Search Committee FIU / MDC
Wesley Foundation at UM
1210 Stanford Drive
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Posted on 11/19/08.

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