Administrative Assistant, Office of International Resources

Administrative Assistant, Office of International Resources

Unitarian Universalist Association
Boston, Massachusetts
Exempt Position Description - Level 8
Part-time * 20 hours/week

Position Title: Administrative Assistant, Office of International
Resources
Staff Group: Advocacy and Witness
Reports to: Director, Office of International Resources

Basic Purpose: Provide administrative support to the Office of
International Resources including: Providing website development
assistance; maintaining regular communication with UUA congregations and
international judicatory representatives; resourcing materials for
international ministry; providing first-line response when Director is
unavailable.

Principal Responsibilities:

1. Assist Director in the creation, updating, and maintenance of an
effective website for providing international resources to
congregations, including keeping the website up to date.
2. Respond to mail, e-mail, telephone, and fax communications.
3. Arrange logistics for International Advisory Council and
Ambassador Corps meetings.
4. Create and maintain congregational database regarding
international concerns; assist the Director in serving congregations,
which includes creating written and web resources, monitoring e-mail
lists, setting up conference calls, and other assistance as needed.
5. Troubleshoot regular international office functions such as
writing honorific correspondence, arranging for international
connections, responding to international inquiries.
6. Monitor budgets, including reclassifications, offsets; process
expenses and grants.
7. Provide administrative assistance for all international
initiatives, activities and events conducted in coordination with other
UU groups.
8. Maintain office files including emergency funds, special funds,
year-end greetings, and UU groups; maintain office supplies and office
reference materials.
9. Update related directories with international UU and interfaith
group information.
10. Provide scheduling, program planning, logistics, receptions,
meals and events for General Assembly.

Perform additional related duties as requested by Office of
International Resources Director, Director of Advocacy and Witness,
Executive Vice President or President.

About the UUA: The Unitarian Universalist Association is an historic
liberal religious denomination located on Boston's Beacon Hill. Our
normal work-week is 35 hours, we pay 80% contribution towards health
insurance premiums, 11% towards retirement (after 1 year), and have a
generous vacation policy. We are a great place to work and are seeking
to increase the diversity of our staff.

Contact Information:
This is a part-time Exempt Level 8 position with benefits. Salary range
minimum $17,771 to midpoint $21,885 (full-time equivalent minimum
$31,100 to midpoint $38,300). Individual must be able to work
independently, have excellent diplomacy, organizing, multi-tasking,
customer service, basic math, and communication (both oral and written)
skills. Computer skills must be excellent in MS Word (mail merges), MS
Outlook, and website development software, with good familiarity in MS
Excel, MS PowerPoint and MS Access. Experience working with people from
other countries is very helpful. People with disabilities and candidates
who identify as a person of color, Hispanic/Latino and/or B/G/L/T are
encouraged to apply. Send your cover letter and resume to Office of
International Resources Director, UUA, 25 Beacon Street, Boston, MA
02108, or to international@uua.org (e-mail preferred). For more
information, check us out online at UUA.org.

E-mail: mraye@uua.org
Link:

http://www.uua.org/aboutus/careeropportunities/32609.shtml

Youth Ministry Internship

Youth Ministry Internship

Seeking young adults to join in leadership teams for all levels of Journey to Adulthood youth program (grades 6-12). Must enjoy teenagers, have a strong sense of self and good boundaries, be wiling to share own faith journey, and be available weekends and evenings. Familiarity with Episcopal Church tradition and structure helpful.

Commitment is Sept 2007 to mid-June 2008, approx. 5 hrs/wk.

Position may be internship for credit, or paid position.

The program year begins September 23, 2007, and we hope to have our leadership teams complete by September 15.

Trinity Episcopal Church has about 25 youth in grades 6-12. Topsfield is 20 miles north of Boston, just off I-95, exit 51.

Contact Information:
Send resume and brief cover letter to The Rev. Sabeth Fitzgibbons (SabethF@verizon.net / 978-887-5570 x201). Email attachments in MSWord are preferred.

E-mail: SabethF@verizon.net
Link:

Work in Admissions!!

Make a Difference in the Lives of Future ANTS Colleagues--Work in Admissions!!

We are looking for a Student Assistant to work in the Admissions Office beginning this Fall semester. We are in need of someone who has already attended classes for at least a year here at ANTS. We also need someone with great office computer skills (database, Word, Excel and Publisher or Indesign). Your other responsibilities would include answering questions that come in via email and telephone, initiating contacts, setting up campus visits, giving tours, copying, filing, helping with mailings, special projects and general office assistance. Our student workers begin at $10.00/hour and generally put in 10 hours/week. The start date for this position is September 5 or as soon as you are free to begin once classes commence.

You can email me at kandrews@ants.edu or give me a call at 1-800-964-2687/617-964-1100 x289, or just come on over with your resume and we can talk.

Thank you for your consideration!
Karen L. Hernandez-Andrews
Admissions Counselor/Office Manager

RE Assistant and Youth Group Advisor at UU Church in Belmont

RE Assistant and Youth Group Advisor at UU Church in Belmont

Each position is 10 hours and can be applied for separately or combined
into one 20 hour position, depending on applicants' skills and
interests.) Candidates must be caring, reflective, and motivated
individuals who are genuinely interested in working with UU children,
youth, and families. Excellent listening skills, strong UU spiritual
center, and flexibility a plus.
(Full description on web site.)
Please send resume with cover letter to Roger Gallagher, Human
Resources, The First Church in Belmont, 404 Concord Avenue, Belmont, MA
02478 or email to gallagher_roger@verizon.net
(Fuller description on web site.)

Contact Information:
Roger Gallagher, Human Resources, The First Church in Belmont, 404
Concord Avenue, Belmont, MA 02478 or email to
gallagher_roger@verizon.net

E-mail: gallaher_roger@verizon.net
Link:

www.uubelmont.org

Interim Director of Religious Education

Interim Director of Religious Education

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM DIRECTOR Liberal congregation seeks interim director or possible intern for mid-sized education program, 1 * 2 year position, 20 hrs/wk (incl. Sunday mornings.) If you have experience in education, strong communication and organizational skills, and want to help build a lasting program, send letter and resume ASAP to mark.a.alves@verizon.net (put DRE in subj. line). Salary $18,000-22,000. Complete description at firstparishcohasset.org, or call (781) 626-1602

Contact Information:
Send letter and resume ASAP to mark.a.alves@verizon.net (put DRE in subj. line, or call (781) 626-1602

E-mail: mark.a.alves@verizon.net
Link: http:/www.firstparishcohasset.org

Administrative Assistant for the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs

Administrative Assistant for the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs

Three administrative assistants support the work of the academic area of Andover Newton Theological School. The Administrative Assistant for the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs is primarily responsible for communications, event coordination, and record management, as well as general administrative support, for these two complex and multifaceted areas of the seminary's work. He or she also supports the administrative work of the Associate Dean of the Faculty.

Reporting to the Associate Dean of the Faculty, who serves as the Director of Field Education and is a member of the Doctor of Ministry Committee, this Administrative Assistant will work with teams concerned with the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs. The candidate selected will be charged with providing support as well as leadership in creating and maintaining efficient administrative structures for accomplishing these two Programs' goals.

The following duties are examples of the responsibilities of the Administrative Assistant for the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs. The list is not comprehensive, and duties shift with policy changes in both Programs.

Serves as primary liaison between the leaders of the Field Education Program and the Andover Newton community, as well as the public, as questions arise as to policies and procedures in the Field Education Program
Works with the Director and Associate, as well as ANTS Web site staff, to update and organize the Field Education Program Web site
Schedules intake meetings for students preparing for field education
Collects and files student Learning Agreements, Mid-Year Progress Reports, and Final Evaluations
Within FERPA guidelines and only at the written request of students, sends Mid-Year and Final reports to judicatory bodies
Coordinates and sends field education-related mailings, including:
Site/Supervisor Applications
Site/Supervisors Acceptance and Orientation mailing
December mailing to sites: Do they seek a student for the fall?
May mailing to sites: Preparation for the new year
Prepares syllabi and other course materials for CMFE and D.Min. courses
Updates and posts Doctor of Ministry Handbook annually

Contact Information:
Cover letter and resume should be sent to
Dr. Sarah Drummond, Assistant Academic Dean
Andover Newton Theological School
210 Herrick Road
Newton Centre, MA 02459

E-mail: sdrummond@ants.edu
Link:

Administrative Assistant for the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs

Summary: Three administrative assistants support the work of the academic area of Andover Newton Theological School. The Administrative Assistant for the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs is primarily responsible for communications, event coordination, and record management, as well as general administrative support, for these two complex and multifaceted areas of the seminary’s work. He or she also supports the administrative work of the Associate Dean of the Faculty.

Reporting to the Associate Dean of the Faculty, who serves as the Director of Field Education and is a member of the Doctor of Ministry Committee, this Administrative Assistant will work with teams concerned with the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs. The candidate selected will be charged with providing support as well as leadership in creating and maintaining efficient administrative structures for accomplishing these two Programs’ goals.

Responsibilities: The following duties are examples of the responsibilities of the Administrative Assistant for the Field Education and Doctor of Ministry Programs. The list is not comprehensive, and duties shift with policy changes in both Programs.

Communications

• Serves as primary liaison between the leaders of the Field Education Program and the Andover Newton community, as well as the public, as questions arise as to policies and procedures in the Field Education Program
• Works with the Director and Associate, as well as ANTS Web site staff, to update and organize the Field Education Program Web site
• Schedules intake meetings for students preparing for field education
• Collects and files student Learning Agreements, Mid-Year Progress Reports, and Final Evaluations
• Within FERPA guidelines and only at the written request of students, sends Mid-Year and Final reports to judicatory bodies
• Coordinates and sends field education-related mailings, including:
  Site/Supervisor Applications
  Site/Supervisors Acceptance and Orientation mailing
  December mailing to sites: Do they seek a student for the fall?
  May mailing to sites: Preparation for the new year
  

• Prepares syllabi and other course materials for CMFE and D.Min. courses
• Updates and posts Doctor of Ministry Handbook annually
• Assists students and their advisors in understanding and attending to the steps necessary to complete a D.Min.
• Communicates with the Admissions Office about policies and procedures
  

Event Coordination

• Provides administrative support—such as reserving an appropriate room, arranging for hospitality, and preparing materials— for Field Education events such as:
  Teaching Parish/Site Committee Training
  Field Education Orientation
  Field Education Student commissioning chapel
• Provides administrative support for the Woodbury Management Workshop, including publicity and event implementation (some extra compensation available for evening and weekend components of this event)
• Works with the Chair of the Doctor of Ministry Committee to coordinate all aspects of the Doctor of Ministry student orientation

Record Management

• Creates and manages files for all participants in the Field Education process, including
  Sites
  Supervisors
  Teaching Parish/Site Committees
  Students
  Adjunct faculty
• Cross-checks all Field Education Records with Program policies regularly to ensure that all participants are in compliance with Program standards and, in consultation with the Director of Field Education, responds to discrepancies
• Maintains and manages files for all Doctor of Ministry students
• Cross-checks Doctor of Ministry student records with Program policies regularly to ensure compliance with Program standards and, in consultation with the D.Min. Committee, responds to discrepancies
• Coordinates the circulation of applicant files between the Admissions Office and the D.Min. Committee
• Takes minutes at D.Min. Committee meetings
  

General Administrative Support

• Provides administrative support to the Associate Dean of the Faculty
• Supports the Dean’s administrative team in the case of special projects requiring a team effort among the support staff in the academic area
• Provides administrative support for Field Education Adjunct Faculty and Supervisors, such as reserving rooms for supervisory sessions and distributing grade sheets
• Coordinates materials for Doctor of Ministry Committee projects and monthly meetings
• Maintains budget account, including Adjunct payroll

Qualifications:

• Three-five years related experience
• An educational background that suggests ability with verbal and written communication, critical thinking, and creative problem-solving
• Organizational skills, including an ability to manage several projects concurrently
• Interpersonal skills and familiarity with the dynamics of churches and denominations
• Technical skills in word-processing, basic database management, and the Internet
• A general willingness to learn new technologies in order to improve work quality
• Knowledge of theological education in general and Andover Newton in particular

Review: An annual review will be conducted by the Associate Dean of the Faculty.

Salary and Benefits: Compensation for this position is competitive and comparable to other administrative positions at Andover Newton.

Cover letter and resume should be sent to
Dr. Sarah Drummond, Assistant Academic Dean
Andover Newton Theological School
210 Herrick Road
Newton Centre, MA 02459

Part-time Youth Advisor job at Belmont UU church

Youth Advisor
The First Church in Belmont
The First Church in Belmont, Unitarian Universalist

Religious Education Assistant and Youth Group Co-Advisor
September 2007-June 2008

(Each position is 10 hours and can be applied for separately or combined
into one 20 hour position, depending on applicants¹ skills and interests.)

Candidates must be caring, reflective, and motivated individuals who are
genuinely interested in working with UU children, youth, and families.
Excellent listening skills, strong UU spiritual center, and flexibility a
plus.

RE assistant responsibilities:
The assistant provides overall support to the Religious Education Director
and the Children¹s RE Program - nursery through 8th grade- in helping to
maintain programmatic organization needs. Tasks include maintaining
records, teacher and volunteer recruitment, shopping for supplies and
working with children and families on Sunday mornings. The 10 hours include
Sunday mornings (8 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and at least one part time day during
the week and a monthly evening CRE meeting.

Youth Group co-advisor (candidate must be 25 or older):
A unique opportunity to mentor over 55 UU high school
sophomores, juniors, and seniors and help shape a dynamic program at the
Belmont church. Youth Group meetings are youth-led and supported by a
full-time staff member. The 10 hours include a weekly Sunday evening
meeting, two overnights, occasional community service adventures, and
(flexible) staff planning time. Candidates should be open, fun, and
thoughtful in working with adolescents.

Please send resume with cover letter to Roger Gallagher, Human Resources,
The First Church in Belmont, 404 Concord Avenue, Belmont, MA 02478 or email
to
gallagher_roger@verizon.net

Warburton Urban Residency

The Warburton Residency program deadline is July 31. The program is for
recent and soon-to-be seminary graduates, and is offered by Center City
Churches and First Church of Christ in Hartford. This is a paid, 9
month resident position (September-May). It involves 3/4 time in a
non-sectarian urban human services agency and 1/4 time in congregational
life. Salary is $2,600 per month and relocation assistance.

For more information or to submit a resume and cover letter, contact:

Thomas Bright, DMin
Director, Community Engagement
Center City Churches, Inc.
1 Buckingham Street
Hartford, CT 06106
Email: tbright@centercutychurches.org
860-728-3201, 3xt. 2003

Director of Religious Education, Unitarian Universalist Church of

Director of Religious Education, Unitarian Universalist Church of
Birmingham

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Birmingham (UUCB) is seeking a 3/4
time Director of Religious Education (DRE). We are a 200+ member
congregation in Birmingham, Alabama that greatly values its religious
education program. The program serves more than 120 children and youth
from preschool through high school. We have a solid religious education
program that includes Our Whole Lives programming for all grade levels,
a comprehensive child and youth protection policy, strong volunteer
support from parents and non-parents in the congregation, and a
tradition of annual intergenerational activities. We also have adult
religious education classes.

We seek a candidate with a thorough understanding of and
enthusiasm for UU principles. He or she should have strong
organizational and planning skills, demonstrated by prior work or
volunteer experience. For a complete job description and contact
information, please go to www.uucbham.org/pdf/dre_search.pdf .

Contact Information:
Please email the DRE Search Committee at dre_search_chair@uucbham.org
.

E-mail: marthawoo@yahoo.com
Link:

http://www.uucbham.org/pdf/dre_search.pdf

Director of Christian Education

Seeking Director of Christian Education

First Congregational Church in Bloomfield is seeking a part-time
Director of
Christian Education. An energetic, creative person will provide
direction and
development of the Christian education program. Responsibilities
include
Sunday School, involvement with the junior and senior high youth
groups, support of
adult education and organizing Vacation Bible School as well as other
seasonal programs. Experience in Christian Education or teaching with
groups of
children and young adults is required, as are good communication
skills, time
management, organizational skills and the ability to work independently
and as a
team member. Average 30 hrs/week with scheduling flexibility.

Contact: Rev. Deborah Blood.
First Congregational Church in Bloomfield
10 Wintonbury Ave.
Bloomfield, CT 06002
(860) 242-0776
_pastorbloomfield@worldnet.att.net_
(mailto:pastorbloomfield@worldnet.att.net)

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION COORDINATOR

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION COORDINATOR

Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ, located between the beautiful White Mountains and Lakes Region of New Hampshire, is seeking a person to coordinate and direct the Christian Education ministry in our growing church community. This position is part of a ministry team representing the church's larger mission. The successful candidate will demonstrate a gracious and mature style, the ability to handle a variety of tasks with ease, a cooperative spirit and leadership. Specific responsibilities include teacher recruitment and regular training, coordination of all educational programming (youth and adult,) outreach to new families, and commitment to regular and ongoing communication with the staff and CE committee. Strong organizational skills and the ability to direct a program with varied curricula is also necessary. A background in education or leadership is a plus. This position is ¾ time, and available immediately. Salary is commensurate with experience and according to NH UCC guidelines. Please send a resume and cover letter introducing yourself and addressing your skills, experience and assets to:

CE Search Committee
Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ
PO Box 86
Plymouth, NH 03264
or
email: lamac@verizon.net

Sunday School Coordinator

Pilgrim United Church of Christ

Whoever you are, Wherever you are on your journey of faith,
You are welcome here.

635 Purchase Street - New Bedford, Massachusetts 02740 - 508-997-9086 -
office@puccnb.org

July 11, 2007

Job Opening--Pilgrim United Church of Christ

Whoever you are, Wherever you are on your journey of faith,
You are welcome here.

635 Purchase Street - New Bedford, Massachusetts 02740 - 508-997-9086 -
office@puccnb.org

Southeast Area:

New Bedford, Pilgrim United Church of Christ, Part - Time, Approx. 4
hours per week,
We are seeking an energetic and creative person of faith who is good at
planning, well organized and enjoys working with children to oversee and
coordinate our Church School program, including mentoring, supporting
volunteer teachers and music. Responsibilities include overseeing
church school, teacher recruitment, support and education, planning and
implementation of special events, Christmas, Rally Day and Harvest
Party. Qualified and enthusiastic candidates must posses the ability to
relate and connect well with youth, as well as collaboratively with
other staff. Candidates should be grounded in the Christian faith and
have a passion for assisting children in developing their relationship
with God. We observe a Safe Church Policy and CORI reviews are required
in order to insure the comfort and safety of every child. The position
would also require participation in Governing Board Meetings; held the
second Tuesday of each month, and working closely with the Education
Team Leader and the pastor. The position runs from August - June.
Salary negotiable.

Sales Clerk Andover Newton Bookstore

Job Posting - Andover Newton Bookstore

Sales Clerk

Work at cash register, receive and return books, take special orders.
Candidate should possess strong customer service skills, be personable,
attentive to detail, and precise. Experience in retail sales a plus.
10-15 hours per week.

Available to start late July, early August. Email resume to
bookstore@ants.edu. Interviews will be scheduled the week of July
23.

Part-time Church School Director at King\'s Chapel, corner of Bea

Part-time Church School Director at King\'s Chapel, corner of Beacon and
Charles Street, Beacon Hill.

King\'s Chapel is a historic Unitarian church (www.kings-chapel.org) in
the heart of Boston.
Every sunday we hold a kids/family service at the Chapel in the Parish
House, it\'s a wonderful complete service with the kids acting as
ushers, acolytes, and readers and hymns/organ music. The sermon is by
the head or assistant Minister and is geared toward kids complete
w/interactive questions and requesting kids and families prayers each
week. Following that is coffee hour and then Church School for an hour.
The curriculum is very easy to follow, w/detailed \'how to\' materials
for each week.
The Church School director would be there every Sunday, assuring that
the teachers were all set w/their materials and classrooms and that the
families were tended to if they had questions or concerns.
During the week, there would be administrative work for the Ch Sch Dir.
such as creating communication materials for the Church school,
coordinating events for the following week(s) and working w/the Church
School Committee.
Hours are extremely flexible but total hours every week would be about
18 hours.
The pay will depend on experience but starts at $17k. No benefits and
all employees are CORI checked.

Skills that we are looking for in an ideal world: some teaching
experience since may have to pinch hit if a Sun Sch teacher calls in
sick. Good with kids and families. And good computer skills. Person does
not need any religious training and we are open to anyone from any
Christian tradition.

We are thinking great job for a stay at home Mom or a student, or a
recent retiree--and all people in between!

Contact Information:
If interested contact Astrid Muller

E-mail: akmuller@pipeline.com
Link:

www.kings-chapel.org

Church School Teacher Openings

Stipend- Church School Teacher Openings

If you love children and are available on Sunday mornings (9:30 -
12:30) to offer guidance and support and fun for children. If you enjoy
planning activities and making a difference in children\'s lives, we
have a position for you. An easy to follow curriculum is available and
teacher support and assistance is offered, CORI check is necessary.
Stipend: $1000 per year ($500 Fall - $500 Spring:)

Contact Information:
If you are interested in this unique opportunity please contact Rali
Weaver at
Or 617-227 2155 x 312

E-mail: rweaver@kings-chapel.org
Link:

www.kings-chapel.org

Positions at Open Table of Christ UMC

Open Table of Christ UMC, of Providence and Warwick RI,
Multiple Positions Open

The new Open Table of Christ UMC is hiring a permanent staff to empower
the ministry of its members. Several positions are available for this
growing multi-racial, multi-national, multi-lingual, and multi-site
community.

We understand our purpose as 1. Introducing people of all ages to
Christ who forgives and delivers from evil's power. 2. Growing together
as disciples, sharing worship, prayer, small group study and fellowship.
3. Acting in God's power to relieve suffering and overcome oppression.

We are seeking part-time or full-time persons who are committed to
Christ, to the practice of social holiness, and who embrace and will
participate in the vision and activities of the Open Table of Christ.

Positions and skill sets desired include:

TRAINER/ORGANIZER experienced in training leaders for replicating small
groups in a church and community setting. Principle responsibility is
facilitate the expansion of small action discipleship groups, in which
all who hunger for social and personal change come together for prayer,
study, fellowship and communal action.

CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR experienced in management (planning, finances,
personnel, property management, systems development and grant writing)
for our multi-site church, which works in shared ministry with two
first-generation ethnic churches.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT experienced in office management, purchasing,
document development and production (word processing and spreadsheet
skills), and scheduling. Responsibilities would include administrative
support for the Pastor and management of routine building usage.

Fluent English plus functional Spanish is preferred for all three
positions. Communication technology skills (internet, sound, video etc.)
are a plus. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Other specific
requirements and job descriptions may be obtained by contacting the Open
Table of Christ. Please write Hillsgroveumc@aol.com and copy
laurelcobb@cox.net for further information.

Director, Spiritual Life and Community Engagement, Student Affair

Director, Spiritual Life and Community Engagement, Student Affairs

Responsible for designing, implementing, and evaluating a comprehensive
spiritual life and community engagement program. Assume major
responsibility for the achievement of objectives relating to the daily
operation of the Glavin Family Chapel and supervision of the Bernon
Center for Public Service. Specific responsibilities include: establish
relationships with external community for on-campus programs; promote
and encourage programs addressing issues of religious, ethical, and
social importance; advise religious and spiritual student organizations;
serve as advisor and/or Chaplain of the religion with which the Director
is affiliated; and counsel members of the community in spiritual and
personal concerns.

Master\'s degree in Divinity, Theology, Religious Studies, or related
area and 2-5 years experience in spiritual and religious life, and/or
community engagement required.

Contact Information:
Interested candidates send cover letter and resume to jobs@babson.edu.

Babson College is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

E-mail: jobs@babson.edu
Link: https:/www3.babson.edu

Director of Religious Education

Director of Religious education

The Unitarian Universalist Society of Grafton and Upton is a 95 member and growing congregation, located in Grafton, Massachusetts. Our beloved Director of Religious Education has recently retired and we are eager to find someone to serve our lively children's religious education program. The position is part time, seventeen hours a week, for about 40 Sundays a year, with some Sundays off. The pay will depend on experience, but starts at $17,000. See our website for further information- www.uusociety.net

Contact Information:
Stephanie Donovan
Chair of the Search Committee

E-mail: UUSGU@Verizon.net
Link:

www.uusociety.net

JOB OPENINGS AT COOPERATIVE METROPOLITAN MINISTRIES

JOB OPENINGS AT COOPERATIVE METROPOLITAN MINISTRIES (CMM)

CMM is a 40-year old interfaith social justice association of diverse
congregations and communities working to build social justice and
cross-cultural/interfaith understanding. Our membership includes 67
congregations in 18 cities and towns across the Greater Boston region.
Our program areas include: 1) One-on-One Congregational Partnerships, 2)
Community Meetings and Dialogues, 3) the Interfaith Youth Initiative
(IFYI)
and 4) the Partners for Justice Advocacy Network (please see
www.coopmet.org.).
We are currently seeking to fill the following positions. The right
individual could fill both. Send
resume/cover letters to akern@coopmet.org or CMM, 474 Centre Street,
Newton,
MA 02458

PROGRAM AND OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR for Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries
(CMM)

CMM seeks a skilled and able half-time administrator to help manage
our office operations and provide significant program support. The
Program and Office Administrator will:

-help develop and implement congregational and community outreach
efforts; work with graphic designer to design public relations
materials; work with committees to design and organize major public
events

-maintain office calendar and schedule meetings, plan and oversee
mailings, provide administrative support to Executive Director and
Development and Advocacy staff, supervise volunteers, welcome
visitors, respond to inquiries, order supplies, maintain databases,
and maintain office equipment

-help write and/or circulate monthly E-newsletter, Newsletter, grants,
press releases, event flyers

Hours: 20 hours a week. Qualifications: strong organizational skills
and computer skills (Word, Excel, database, networking); attention to
detail; ability to manage multiple responsibilities; experience with
and ability to effectively communicate with diverse constituencies.
Helpful: a passion for service, social justice, and building
cross-cultural
and interfaith understanding. Salary: $18/hr, flexible
schedule. For more information, or to apply with a cover letter and
resume, email akern@coopmet.org or call 617-455-5323.

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PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR for CMM's INTERFAITH YOUTH INITIATIVE (IFYI)

Working with the Executive Director of CMM, help design, lead, and
provide administrative support for a dynamic program of interfaith
leadership development, dialogue, theological education, peacemaker
training, and social action for teens (ages 15-18), college students,
graduate seminarians, and religious educators from the wider
interfaith community. The program includes a nine-day summer
institute/camp, retreats, service-learning, gatherings of interfaith
leaders, and ongoing mentoring program for teens. Hours: on average, 5
hours
a week, Sept-July, with more hours during retreats, leadership
conferences,
and the 9 day summer camp-institute. For more detailed IFYI job
description,
or to apply with a cover letter and resume, email akern@coopmet.org or
call
617-455-5323. See www.coopmet.org for more information.

CMM is an equal opportunity employer. Women, people of color, and
members
of historically underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.

--
Alexander Levering Kern
Executive Director
Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries
474 Centre St.
Newton, MA 02458
tel: 617-244-3650
fax: 617-630--9172
akern@coopmet.org

www.coopmet.org

Director of Recruitment, Admissions, and Financial Aid

Chicago Theological Seminary seeks a Director of Recruitment,
Admissions, and Financial Aid. The Director is responsible for
implementing the recruitment goals of the Seminary's Strategic Plan,
reaching out to prospective students, and publicly articulating the
vision and mission of the Seminary to a range of constituencies. In this
capacity, the Director will be a primary contact person for work with
the seminary's outsourced marketing firm and work closely with the
Development Office. The Director will help to guide the consistent use
of the seminary's "brand" in publications, website development and
electronic communications. The Director also provides supervision to
the Associate Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, focusing on
overarching financial aid policy and philosophy and on the awarding of
financial aid as it impacts recruitment. The successful candidate will
have a good knowledge of theological education, excellent communication
skills with diverse constituencies, a collaborative style, creativity
and initiative, and strong organizational and supervisory abilities. The
position is full-time. Salary commensurate with experience.

Applications may be sent to the Office of the Academic Dean, Chicago
Theological Seminary, 5757 S. University Ave., Chicago, IL, 60637.
Electronic communication may be addressed to ejimenez@ctschicago.edu.

Elena Maria Jimenez
Assistant Dean for Academic Administration
Chicago Theological Seminary
5757 S. University Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637
(773) 322-0221

Open Table of Christ UMC

multiple positions

The new Open Table of Christ UMC is hiring a permanent staff to empower
the ministry of its members. Several positions are available for this
growing multi-racial, multi-national, multi-site community.

We understand our purpose as 1. Introducing people of all ages to Christ
who forgives and delivers from evil\'s power. 2. Growth together as
disciples, sharing worship, prayer, small group study and fellowship. 3.
Acting in God\'s power to relieve suffering and overcome oppression.

We are seeking part-time or full-time persons who are committed to
Christ, to the practice of social holiness, who embrace and will
participate in the vision and activities of the Open Table of Christ.

Positions and skill sets desired include:

TRAINER/ORGANIZER experienced in training leaders for replicating small
groups in a church or community setting.

CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR experienced in management, finances, planning and
grant writing.

Fluent English plus functional Spanish is required. Communication
technology skills (internet, sound, video etc.) are a plus. Other
specific requirements and job descriptions may be obtained by contacting
the Open table of Christ.

Contact Information:
Pastor Duane Clinker
Open Table of Christ UMC
1520 Broad Street
Providence, RI 02905
401-941-2212

E-mail: Hillsgroveumc@aol.com

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Youth Programs Coordinator

YOUTH PROGRAMS COORDINATOR

Hours: 15 hours per week, 45 weeks per year (mid August *June)
Compensation: $8,250
Job type/term: Part-Time

The First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church of Chelmsford, Massachusetts is currently seeking a Youth Programs Director who has experience working with and can work well with junior & senior high school youth and with a team of volunteer youth advisors.
We have a growing and active youth program with 40 junior and senior youth.

SUMMARY:
The Youth Advisor, in conjunction with the Director of Religious Education (DRE) and First Parish volunteers, will oversee the spiritual growth and religious education of the youth (7th-12th grades) of our congregation. S/he will work with the DRE to encourage the further development of Unitarian Universalist values within our youth.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
Oversee and administratively support the following First Parish Youth programs:
Weekly Sunday morning high school class sessions,
Weekly Sunday morning 7th-8th grade class sessions,
Bi-monthly Our Whole Lives (07-08) or Coming of Age (08-09) evening sessions
Monthly youth group events,
Monthly UU School of Rock youth band rehearsals or performances.
Occasional day-long or weekend youth conferences

QUALIFICATIONS:
Twenty-five years of age or older.
Experience working with youth of junior and senior high school age.
Understands human development and adolescent behavior.
Familiar with the values, principles, and practices of the Unitarian Universalist faith.
Good organizational skills.
Ability to facilitate group activities and excellent team-building skills.
Ability to coordinate and support a team of volunteers.

SUPERVISION
The Youth Programs Coordinator will work with and be supervised by the Director of Religious Education.

For complete job description and more information contact:
Sadie Kahn-Greene, Director of Religious Education
First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church
2 Westford Street
Chelmsford MA 01824
Email: dre@uuchelmsford.org
Phone 978 766.6561

Deadline: Applications will be accepted until August 15th, 2007 or until the position is filled

Dr. Nancy Nienhuis
Dean of Students and Community Life
Faculty of Theology
Worcester 104
Andover Newton Theological School
210 Herrick Rd.
Newton Center, MA 02459

1-617-964-1100, ext. 260