Job Openings

The Oxford Pastorate is welcoming applications to a new role as Associate Chaplain for Outreach. The position would suit a pioneering and strategic person, ideally with up-to-date experience of postgraduate life at Oxford.

We desire to create a small pool of Facilities Assistants whom we would be able to contact when we have cleaning needs. 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 Technology Manager is responsible for overseeing and advancing all technology systems and infrastructure for SLBF. This role ensures that staff, programs, and facilities are supported by reliable, secure, and efficient technology. The position includes responsibility for IT systems, software platforms, data management, vendor management, AV systems (in partnership), cyber security, and facility-related technology. This individual will serve as both a strategic partner and hands-on resource, helping SLBF leverage technology to further its mission.

This role is critical to ensuring the organization’s financial strength, sustainability, and mission impact. The Director of Finance provides both operational oversight and strategic financial leadership, helping position the organization for long-term growth and faithful stewardship of resources. The Director of Finance will work alongside the Director of Operations in the following areas: (1) Accounting & Financial Operations, (2) Financial Leadership and Strategy, (3) Budgeting and Forecasting, (4) Compliance and Audit, (5) Cash Flow and Asset Management, (6) Team Leadership. The Director of Finance will help contribute to a highly functioning operations and executive office that serves all stakeholders (e.g., board members, staff, external partners/vendors/donors, university students and faculty, and marketplace professionals).

The Center for Public Justice (CPJ) seeks a Civitas Fellowship Manager responsible for the day-to-day management and execution of the Civitas Fellowship for early-career Congressional Staff. The Civitas Fellowship is a Christian formation pathway for early-career Hill staffers, exploring the “what” and “how” of Christian public service. Over 10 sessions offered in the Spring, Summer & Fall, Civitas Fellows gather for weekly dinner meetings featuring seminar-style discussions rooted in Christian political thought, practical workshops, and bipartisan community-building across the aisle.

The Administrative Manager reports to the Director of the Faith-Based Leaders Alliance and works closely with the Equipping Ministries Fellowship and the Preaching Reformed Fellowship program directors to ensure each program is executed seamlessly. This role is responsible for ensuring that all program logistics, systems, and administrative processes are executed with excellence, consistency, and reliability.

The Center for Christianity and Scholarship is seeking an Undergraduate Program Coordinator to join our mission and to take CCS’s undergraduate program and operations to the next level. The program component of the position is charged with working under senior program staff to steward and grow CCS’s undergraduate programming. The primary emphases of the role are supporting CCS’s flagship undergraduate program (CCS Fellows), running point on CCS’s extra-curricular undergraduate program, life at the CCS House, and student advising and intellectual discipleship.

The Development Coordinator works with the Executive Director to implement the center’s advancement objectives. The position oversees donor tracking, event management, and marketing efforts and focuses on expanding the network of CCS’s ministry partners. Strong candidates have experience in development; including in event planning, marketing, and CRM use; and excellent organizational, networking, and communication skills.

CCS is seeking a team member who thrives in creating warm, hospitable spaces and forming connections with students to help them feel cared for, known, and valued. This role manages the student experience at the CCS House through coordinating house programs, managing the physical environment, overseeing the student hospitality staff, and engaging relationally with students (and other visitors) at the CCS House. The role also supports the hospitality of students and faculty who participate in CCS’s large, off-site events and travel experiences. Managing basic office functionality at the CCS House is included in the scope of this role.

The Center for Public Justice (CPJ) seeks an Editor. The Editor serves as the editorial lead for CPJ, ensuring consistency, quality, and alignment across all written communications and educational materials. This position reports to the Director of Communications and collaborates closely with program leads, fellows, interns, and external contributors.

The Center for Public Justice (CPJ) seeks an Engagement and Events Manager to own the execution and participant experience of CPJ’s virtual and in-person events. This position reports to the Director of Communications and collaborates closely with program teams to ensure events are executed seamlessly and create a positive, hospitable experience for all participants.

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.