Women's Ministry Fellow
Christian Union Christian Union Princeton, NJ Princeton, NJ Full-time Full-time $32,000 - $38,000 a year $32,000 - $38,000 a year 13 days ago 13 days ago 13 days ago About Christian Union Christian Union was formed in 2002 for the purpose, by God's power and with the help of other ministries, to change the world by bringing sweeping spiritual transformation to the nation's most strategic universities, thereby developing and mobilizing godly leadership for all sectors of society.
The ministry is in need of dynamic and energetic Christians desirous of expanding the knowledge of Jesus Christ in these institutions.
By God's grace, Christian Union is changing culture by discipling, mentoring, and training future leaders at the most strategic universities in America, and by building networks of engaged Christian leaders in cities.
Our work and development efforts take place at Princeton, Penn, Harvard, Harvard Law, Yale, Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Cornell, and Stanford University, as well as in New York City and Washington, DC.
Princeton University (CU Nova) Since 2002 CU Nova has worked to bring spiritual transformation and renewal to campus by seeking the Lord, growing in knowledge and love of His Word, and thoughtfully engaging Princeton with the gospel.
The high-caliber ministry faculty at CU Nova teach intellectually rigorous Bible courses, disciple students one-on-one, and coach students to develop as Christian leaders.
CU Nova also offers conferences and retreats each semester and two weekly leadership lecture series called Encounter and TruThursday, which feature great worship, talks from compelling speakers, and space for students to grow together in fellowship.
About the Position:
Role:
Women's Ministry Fellow Hours:
Part-Time (20 hours per week) Location:
Princeton, NJ Salary:
$32,000-$38,000 annually Christian Union seeks a qualified individual to serve as a part-time Ministry Fellow to students in an academically rigorous setting.
Ministry Fellows are responsible for ministering to Christian and non-Christian students, developing their leadership abilities, modeling a radical seeking God lifestyle, teaching Christian students the Scriptures, sharing the Gospel with non-believers and overseeing programs and social events.
Responsibilities:
Embrace and Embody CU's DistinctivesSeeking-God Lifestyle Christian Union emphasizes a mindset and behaviors considered normative by Christians for centuries, starting with the book of Acts.
A God-seeking lifestyle includes humbling oneself through fasting, extraordinary prayer (including day and night), large intake of Scripture, repentance, obedience to God in every regard, perseverance in seeking God wholeheartedly, extended times of gathering with fellow believers, and intentionally calling other Christians to seek God with great diligence.
When Christians seek the Lord wholeheartedly they can expect fresh fillings and outpourings of the Spirit.
Christian Unity Maior Autem His Est Caritas (the greatest of these is love) is inscribed around the center of Christian Union's logo as a reminder that God's love is central, and His love is the inspiration to uphold Christian love and unity among Christians.
Christian Union board members, faculty, staff, financial partners, and alumni are committed to loving one another and fellow Christians as members of the body of Christ.
Intellectual Orientation Christian Union tailors its ministry to people of high intellectual capacity whose knowledge of Scripture ranges from non-existent to well-developed.
Christian Union associates are selected for their ability to assess needs and to lead at this level.
Christian Union knows that all wisdom and knowledge are in Jesus Christ and therefore sees harmony and not a contradiction between intellectual pursuits and strong faith.
Organizational Excellence The nature and significance of Christian Union's calling compel a culture of discipline and accountability.
While the primary products as an organization are God's glory and changed lives, which can be hard to measure, the ministry does its best to track inputs and outputs to be as effective as possible.
The ministry aspires to be as organizationally robust as some of the best well-run, for-profit firms.
Professional Growth Christian Union believes that God, in His wisdom, deposited gifts and abilities in all men and women.
As these are recognized and developed, and as additional skills are imparted through training and feedback, associates have the opportunity to reach their full potential.
CU prizes the ongoing growth and spiritual and professional development of Christian Union's staff and faculty because it honors God, helps further the mission, and contributes to the flourishing of the people.
Bold Faith Christian Union values bold, expansive faith.
Everything the Bible says about God, humanity, and the universe is wholly true; therefore Christian Union moves forward in confidence of what God will do for those who love and obey Him.
Christian Union believes in Him for great and seemingly impossible changes because if He can create the entire universe, He can do more than one can ask or imagine.
Effectively Minister within Christian Unions Distinctives and Ministry Model Recruit and teach students the Scriptures in 12-week intensive small-group Bible Courses and in one-on-one settings Recruit and coach teams of students to organize outreach, social and other events Organize, implement and oversee additional important discipleship and outreach programs including conferences, evangelistic events, speaker series, and others as needed Share the gospel with students individually, as well as in small and large group settings Offer hospitality and friendship to students through meals and other social gatherings With other Christian Union Fellows, regularly evaluate the effectiveness of ministry programs in order to suggest and implement modifications Assume other responsibilities as needed for the sake of the ministry on campus, or for the sake of the overall Christian Union ministry Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$32,000.
00 - $38,000.
00 per year Schedule:
4 hour shift Education:
Bachelor's (Required)
Experience:
Theological Training:
2 years (Preferred) ministry:
3 years (Preferred) Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
The ministry is in need of dynamic and energetic Christians desirous of expanding the knowledge of Jesus Christ in these institutions.
By God's grace, Christian Union is changing culture by discipling, mentoring, and training future leaders at the most strategic universities in America, and by building networks of engaged Christian leaders in cities.
Our work and development efforts take place at Princeton, Penn, Harvard, Harvard Law, Yale, Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Cornell, and Stanford University, as well as in New York City and Washington, DC.
Princeton University (CU Nova) Since 2002 CU Nova has worked to bring spiritual transformation and renewal to campus by seeking the Lord, growing in knowledge and love of His Word, and thoughtfully engaging Princeton with the gospel.
The high-caliber ministry faculty at CU Nova teach intellectually rigorous Bible courses, disciple students one-on-one, and coach students to develop as Christian leaders.
CU Nova also offers conferences and retreats each semester and two weekly leadership lecture series called Encounter and TruThursday, which feature great worship, talks from compelling speakers, and space for students to grow together in fellowship.
About the Position:
Role:
Women's Ministry Fellow Hours:
Part-Time (20 hours per week) Location:
Princeton, NJ Salary:
$32,000-$38,000 annually Christian Union seeks a qualified individual to serve as a part-time Ministry Fellow to students in an academically rigorous setting.
Ministry Fellows are responsible for ministering to Christian and non-Christian students, developing their leadership abilities, modeling a radical seeking God lifestyle, teaching Christian students the Scriptures, sharing the Gospel with non-believers and overseeing programs and social events.
Responsibilities:
Embrace and Embody CU's DistinctivesSeeking-God Lifestyle Christian Union emphasizes a mindset and behaviors considered normative by Christians for centuries, starting with the book of Acts.
A God-seeking lifestyle includes humbling oneself through fasting, extraordinary prayer (including day and night), large intake of Scripture, repentance, obedience to God in every regard, perseverance in seeking God wholeheartedly, extended times of gathering with fellow believers, and intentionally calling other Christians to seek God with great diligence.
When Christians seek the Lord wholeheartedly they can expect fresh fillings and outpourings of the Spirit.
Christian Unity Maior Autem His Est Caritas (the greatest of these is love) is inscribed around the center of Christian Union's logo as a reminder that God's love is central, and His love is the inspiration to uphold Christian love and unity among Christians.
Christian Union board members, faculty, staff, financial partners, and alumni are committed to loving one another and fellow Christians as members of the body of Christ.
Intellectual Orientation Christian Union tailors its ministry to people of high intellectual capacity whose knowledge of Scripture ranges from non-existent to well-developed.
Christian Union associates are selected for their ability to assess needs and to lead at this level.
Christian Union knows that all wisdom and knowledge are in Jesus Christ and therefore sees harmony and not a contradiction between intellectual pursuits and strong faith.
Organizational Excellence The nature and significance of Christian Union's calling compel a culture of discipline and accountability.
While the primary products as an organization are God's glory and changed lives, which can be hard to measure, the ministry does its best to track inputs and outputs to be as effective as possible.
The ministry aspires to be as organizationally robust as some of the best well-run, for-profit firms.
Professional Growth Christian Union believes that God, in His wisdom, deposited gifts and abilities in all men and women.
As these are recognized and developed, and as additional skills are imparted through training and feedback, associates have the opportunity to reach their full potential.
CU prizes the ongoing growth and spiritual and professional development of Christian Union's staff and faculty because it honors God, helps further the mission, and contributes to the flourishing of the people.
Bold Faith Christian Union values bold, expansive faith.
Everything the Bible says about God, humanity, and the universe is wholly true; therefore Christian Union moves forward in confidence of what God will do for those who love and obey Him.
Christian Union believes in Him for great and seemingly impossible changes because if He can create the entire universe, He can do more than one can ask or imagine.
Effectively Minister within Christian Unions Distinctives and Ministry Model Recruit and teach students the Scriptures in 12-week intensive small-group Bible Courses and in one-on-one settings Recruit and coach teams of students to organize outreach, social and other events Organize, implement and oversee additional important discipleship and outreach programs including conferences, evangelistic events, speaker series, and others as needed Share the gospel with students individually, as well as in small and large group settings Offer hospitality and friendship to students through meals and other social gatherings With other Christian Union Fellows, regularly evaluate the effectiveness of ministry programs in order to suggest and implement modifications Assume other responsibilities as needed for the sake of the ministry on campus, or for the sake of the overall Christian Union ministry Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$32,000.
00 - $38,000.
00 per year Schedule:
4 hour shift Education:
Bachelor's (Required)
Experience:
Theological Training:
2 years (Preferred) ministry:
3 years (Preferred) Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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