Search for jobs and opportunities
Find paid roles, ministry positions, volunteer work, internships and requests for proposals at /jobs, filter them, and see listings matched to your profile.
The jobs board at /jobs lists paid jobs, ministry roles, volunteer and board opportunities, internships, mission opportunities and requests for proposals from organizations on Christian.com. You can browse without signing in.
Search and filter
- Go to /jobs.
- Type a role, skill or employer in Search opportunities.
- Narrow the list:
- Opportunity type: Full-time job, Part-time job, Contract work, Ministry role, Volunteer opportunity, Board opportunity, Internship, Mission opportunity or Request for proposal. Click one to select it, click again to clear it. - Work arrangement: On site, Hybrid or Remote. - City and State. - Published pay range only: shows only listings that state their pay.
- Sort with Newest, Closing soon or Promoted.
If nothing matches, you'll see "No opportunities match your filters". Try a broader keyword or clear a filter.
Open a listing
Click a listing to see the role, the employer, the place, the description, Responsibilities, Qualifications, Benefits and How to apply. The side panel shows the pay (or "Compensation not disclosed"), hours if given, and when it was posted and closes. To apply, see Apply for a job.
Some listings include Faith-related requirements stated by the employer. These come from the employer and are reviewed by Christian.com for compliance. They're never used to filter or exclude anyone in search.
See jobs matched to your profile
Signed in, the top of /jobs shows Matched to your profile.
- Under Arrangements I want, tick On site, Hybrid or Remote if you have a preference.
- Click Find matches.
- You get open listings that fit the skills, roles, place and arrangement on your profile, each with the reasons it matched, such as "Names your skill" or "Near you".
If you see "Add skills and roles to your profile to get matches.", click it to fill in your profile at /settings/profile.
Good to know
- Applications are handled by the hiring organization, and pay is what the employer provides.
- Promoted listings are labeled. Promotion changes position, not whether a listing matches your filters.
- To keep a search or get weekly email alerts, see Save jobs, searches and job alerts.
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