Creation Justice Ministries equips, educates, and mobilizes Christian communities to protect, restore, and rightly share God’s creation.
Website: http://www.creationjustice.org/
Job Descriptions
Creation Justice Ministries is an advocacy and educational organization focused on the intersection of faith and environmental justice. CJM equips, educates, and mobilizes Christian communities to protect, restore, and rightly share in God’s creation. The organization focuses on climate, energy, clean water, toxins, and public lands issues by participating in global events, hosting webinars, and creating educational materials for congregations to integrate into their practices.
Job Title: BVS Fellow
Duties and Responsibilities:
The Creation Justice Volunteer interfaces with its members, facilitates Christian education workshops, tracks and advocates for public policies, and participates in coalition meetings. Other responsibilities include digital organizing, media outreach, database management, and assistance with fundraising efforts.
Creation Justice Ministries has a fast-paced culture that requires a self- starter who can juggle multiple projects at once, as well as work both independently and as part of a team. The volunteer should enjoy embracing new challenges and adventures, while also demonstrating the ability to be a reliable team member for routine tasks. The position requires the volunteer to be in front of a computer most days. However, there may be opportunities for domestic travel to facilitate trainings and participate in retreats, pending public health safety.
Requirements:
The volunteer should be a strong writer with the ability to adapt tone to varying audiences, cultures, and political contexts. The volunteer should be open to engaging in spiritual development at both a personal and public level. Other desired qualities include proficiency with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and email; commitment to racial, gender, economic, and environmental justice; and curiosity about different cultures with the ability to suspend judgement about a diversity of belief systems.