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Louisville Seminary Job Opening
Black Church Studies
Associate Grant Directer,
Black Church Rural
& Small Towns Ministry Initiative
Louisville Seminary Associate Grant Manager, Black Church Rural & Small Towns Ministry Initiative Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (LPTS) Full-Time Position with Benefits... > ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP
Department: Black Church Studies (BCS) Reports To: Director of Black Church Studies/ Grant Director – Black Church Rural & Small Towns Ministry Initiative
POSITION OVERVIEW
The Associate Grant Manager plays a crucial role in ensuring the successful administration of the Black Church Rural & Small Towns Ministry Initiative, a grant-funded program supported by the Lilly Endowment. This initiative focuses on empowering rural and small-town Black congregations and leaders through educational programming, leadership development and other support to enhance their ministry endeavors.
The Associate Grant Manager will oversee day-to-day grant operations, including budget tracking, subgrant administration, compliance monitoring, and reporting. This position requires strong analytical, organizational, relational, and communication skills to manage complex grant-related activities while supporting the broader goals of the initiative. The Associate Grant Manager will also be required to build strong collaborative relationships with denominational and organizational partners and engage in regional and occasional national travel to support program implementation and stakeholder engagement.
Faculty in Black Sacred Music and Associate Director for the Interdisciplinary Program in Music and the Black Church
Yale University: Divinity School & Institute of Sacred Music The Yale Institute of Sacred Music (ISM) and Yale Divinity School (YDS) invite applications for a faculty position with the interdisciplinary program in Music and the Black Church... who will also serve as its Associate Director. The successful candidate will be appointed at the rank of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, or Professor in the Practice, depending on education and professional experience, for 3–5-year terms, beginning as early as July 1, 2025, renewable upon successful reviews. The position is for a scholar and musician to teach courses and develop student ensembles (choral and instrumental) focused on Black sacred music with particular emphasis on the Gospel tradition, who will also share administrative duties for the program. Since its 2021 founding, Music and the Black Church has presented a host of courses, symposia, and concerts in addition to launching initiatives like the Church Music Skills program, which trains students in gospel voice, keyboards, and percussion. The successful candidate will provide musical and intellectual leadership by pursuing an artistic/scholarly agenda, guiding the overarching planning and development of the Program, supporting student advising, organizing events and lectures, partnering with other ISM and Divinity School programs, and fostering and strengthening connections with the broader Yale and New Haven communities. The successful candidate is expected to teach two courses per year that center the practice of Black Sacred Music as well as direct the ensembles in a robust schedule of concerts, touring, and recording.
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Policy Counsel
BJC - Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty Working with BJC staff, the Policy Counsel will advance the organization’s strategic efforts to promote faith freedom for all, primarily in legislative and other policy arenas. A ... successful candidate will be an attorney who has a strong commitment to the organization’s mission, an ability to work well with a variety of constituencies internally and externally, and flexibility to adjust based on changing needs of the organization. The position reports to the general counsel and requires 2-7 years of experience.
BJC - Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty BJC offers fall, spring and summer internships to undergraduate and graduate students as well as individuals who have completed a degree program. Interns work alongside our staff ... in our Capitol Hill office, where they perform clerical duties and provide constituent services. They also receive experience in legal and legislative advocacy, communications, education, mobilization and development. There is ample opportunity to explore interests and cultivate skills through writing, conducting research, engaging in multimedia projects, and assisting with coalition work and advocacy outreach.
Interns receive a stipend and housing on Capitol Hill. To learn more about the program and how to apply, please visit https://bjconline.org/internships/.
