Multicultural Vitality Coordinator
Listed on 2026-10-06
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
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Multicultural Vitality CoordinatorFull Time Professional
Location:
To Be Determined, US
4 days ago Requisition
Salary: $ Annually
Area FunctionThe Congregational Vitality department equips dioceses, congregations, and ministry leaders to cultivate healthy, adaptive, and sustainable Episcopal communities. Its work advances missional priorities through church planting, congregational revitalization and redevelopment, leadership formation, grants and strategic investments, coaching and networks, research and learning, and partnerships across The Episcopal Church. The department connects churchwide resources with local contexts so that dioceses and congregations can discern and take their next faithful steps toward vitality and mission.
Job SummaryThe Multicultural Vitality Coordinator provides program coordination for multicultural church planting, revitalization, and redevelopment initiatives within the Congregational Vitality department of The Episcopal Church. The position cultivates relationships and partnerships with dioceses and communities, particularly those historically underrepresented in church planting, and helps ensure that congregational vitality strategies, programs, resources, and partnerships are culturally responsive and rooted in the lived experiences of diverse communities.
Reporting directly to the Director of Congregational Vitality, the Multicultural Vitality Coordinator works collaboratively across the Episcopal Church, including with ethnic missioners, diocesan leaders, church planters, revitalizers and redevelopers. The Coordinator will also help build and work closely with the Multicultural and Global Advisory Group. The Coordinator supports the development and implementation of initiatives that strengthen the Church's capacity to engage diverse communities and develop culturally rooted expressions of Christian community.
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The Congregational Vitality department equips dioceses, congregations, and ministry leaders to cultivate healthy, adaptive, and sustainable Episcopal communities. Its work advances missional priorities through church planting, congregational revitalization and redevelopment, leadership formation, grants and strategic investments, coaching and networks, research and learning, and partnerships across The Episcopal Church. The department connects churchwide resources with local contexts so that dioceses and congregations can discern and take their next faithful steps toward vitality and mission.
Job SummaryThe Multicultural Vitality Coordinator provides program coordination for multicultural church planting, revitalization, and redevelopment initiatives within the Congregational Vitality department of The Episcopal Church. The position cultivates relationships and partnerships with dioceses and communities, particularly those historically underrepresented in church planting, and helps ensure that congregational vitality strategies, programs, resources, and partnerships are culturally responsive and rooted in the lived experiences of diverse communities.
Reporting directly to the Director of Congregational Vitality, the Multicultural Vitality Coordinator works collaboratively across the Episcopal Church, including with ethnic missioners, diocesan leaders, church planters, revitalizers and redevelopers. The Coordinator will also help build and work closely with the Multicultural and Global Advisory Group. The Coordinator supports the development and implementation of initiatives that strengthen the Church's capacity to engage diverse communities and develop culturally rooted expressions of Christian community.
This position serves as a multicultural connector, facilitator, and resource within the Congregational Vitality Department, helping coordinate cross-departmental support and resources while accompanying diocesan partners through the assessment, development, implementation, and ongoing support of multicultural congregational vitality initiatives.
Reporting RelationshipsReports to the Director of Congregational Vitality. This position has no direct reports and works closely with other Congregational Vitality staff and other staff when needed.
Duties & Essential Job FunctionsDevelop and Maintain Strategic Partnerships: Establish and sustain partnerships with dioceses, ethnic missioners, Episcopal Church leaders, and…
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