Job Openings

This role is primarily focused on direct executive support to the President, while also dedicating a portion of time to nonprofit compliance, employee benefits administration, and office coordination. The ideal candidate is highly organized, discreet, trustworthy, and capable of providing calm, consistent support in a dynamic nonprofit environment.

The Hospitality Lead is invigorated by CCPL’s vision and eager to translate that vision into tangible, memorable guest experiences. This person thrives when thinking holistically about how the visual identity, physical environment, run-of-show, and interpersonal dynamics combine to create gatherings that are cohesive and thoughtful. They are both highly creative and rigorously detail-oriented, capable of managing complex logistics while designing environments that foster formation, trust, and meaningful engagement.

The Content and Communications Manager is an early hire who is integral to the success of the team and the overall organization. The position is designed for someone who combines strong executional skills with emerging strategic capacity and who is eager to grow into a future director-level role with team leadership over time. The ideal candidate for this role is invigorated by the vision of the organization and will effectively tell the story of CCPL, our leaders, and our programs to a growing audience. Reporting directly to the Chief of Staff, this is the sole communications execution role on the team.

Samford University’s Mann Institute for Christian Faith & Learning invites individuals interested in serving in a Christian university environment to apply for the position of Executive Director to be filled at the rank of Assistant, Associate, or Professor beginning July 1, 2026. This full-time, tenure track faculty position is a 12-month appointment and will report directly to the Provost. This position is responsible for the overall administration and management of the Mann Institute for Christian Faith and Learning. The Executive Director will serve as the primary representative for the Mann Institute for external facing stakeholders, will provide executive leadership in all facets, and will lead all scholarship and grant-related initiatives emanating from the Institute.

The Facilities Assistant will serve as a vital member of the Facilities Team and will be responsible for custodial and maintenance duties, customer service, and safety across all Foundation facilities, including Upper House, Dottie’s Ranch, and Lucky Apartment 1405. This role supports the Foundation’s initiatives and enables guests to thrive by ensuring that our facilities remain welcoming, clean, safe, and hospitable.

The Director of the Schaeffer Center at Hampden-Sydney College will provide spiritual, intellectual, relational, and administrative leadership to further the organization’s mission of exploring and deepening the connections between Christian faith, academic study, and human flourishing. Serving   the Hampden-Sydney College community, the Director will mentor students, lead small groups, coordinate public lectures, collaborate with campus ministries, and engage in fundraising and institutional relationships.

Rivendell Institute is looking for a part-time Administrative Assistant, starting in December 2025 (to remain open until filled). Under the supervision of the Executive Administrator and Executive Director, the Administrative assistant is a multifaceted position responsible for a few core areas of Rivendell Institute’s administration: e-communications and digital content production, program and event assistance, and general administrative assistance. The ideal candidate is self-directed, proactive, organized, and possesses an above average comfortability with technology with a keen attention to detail.

Chesterton House seeks an in-person Post-Doctoral Academic Associate to further its mission to provide a Christian college experience for Cornell’s community by facilitating the introduction of the historic Christian intellectual tradition. We provide up to a three-year postdoctoral position (assuming satisfactory progress reviewed annually) beginning July 1, 2025, with a combination of hands-on campus ministry work, teaching in the Christian intellectual tradition, and research.