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APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED - Church Comms Opportunity - October 2025

I’m helping a church client hire a part-time, contract Comms Manager. This role can be fully remote. You’ll work closely with the church's Creative Director and oversee their social media and email strategy.

I’m looking for someone with some experience in church communications or faith-based organizations/ministries. You should be strong at both comms strategy and execution.

If you thrive in environments where you can lead communications thoughtfully, collaborate with multiple stakeholders, and see your work make a tangible impact for a local church, this role could be a great fit.

I’ll share full details about the church, location, and team with qualified candidates after the initial application.To apply, please download the job description below and follow the instructions there. Applications are due by October 15.

All candidates must be based in the U.S.

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I’m often asked if I know someone who can step into a nonprofit comms role—sometimes it’s a Director of Comms, other times it’s a more junior position. Over time, I’ve become a go-to connection for leaders hiring in this space. The organizations I’m most connected with include: faith-based nonprofits, churches, policy and advocacy groups working on bipartisan issues, bridge-building organizations, and education/literacy nonprofits.

Why the $25 fee?
When I first opened this sign-up, I was flooded with spam from people who weren’t serious or qualified. This small cost ensures the list is made up of active, committed professionals genuinely seeking nonprofit comms jobs. As a member, you’ll get early access whenever I’m helping a client hire, or when I hear of another nonprofit comms role in my network.

*I am not recruiter.

**At this time, I only support U.S.-based clients with hiring. If you’re outside the U.S., this list won’t be a fit.