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YL Staff Associate I - Johnstown, PA

Johnstown, PA · On-site

$13.75 - $18/hr

Core Training - Phase One (New Staff Training, Leadership I, Leadership II, Apologetics and one Winter Training course are to be completed in the first two years. * Training may be supervised by a ...

Tri-County NJ Staff Associate

Colorado Springs, CO · On-site +1

$13.75 - $18/hr

Core Training - Phase One (New Staff Training, Leadership I, Leadership II, Apologetics and one Winter Training course are to be completed in the first two years. * Training may be supervised by a ...

Core Training - Phase One (New Staff Training, Leadership I, Leadership II, Apologetics and one Winter Training course are to be completed in the first two years. * Training may be supervised by a ...

Core Training - Phase One (New Staff Training, Leadership I, Leadership II, Apologetics and one Winter Training course are to be completed in the first two years. * Training may be supervised by a ...

Core Training - Phase One (New Staff Training, Leadership I, Leadership II, Apologetics and one Winter Training course are to be completed in the first two years. * Training may be supervised by a ...

Core Training - Phase One (New Staff Training, Leadership I, Leadership II, Apologetics and one Winter Training course are to be completed in the first two years. * Training may be supervised by a ...

Core Training - Phase One (New Staff Training, Leadership I, Leadership II, Apologetics and one Winter Training course are to be completed in the first two years. * Training may be supervised by a ...

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What skills and qualifications are needed for apologetics?

To excel in Apologetics, a deep understanding of theology, philosophy, and religious history is typically required, often supported by an advanced degree in a related field. Familiarity with research databases, presentation software, and sometimes theological accreditation or certification can be beneficial. Strong communication, critical thinking, and empathetic listening skills help individuals engage effectively with diverse audiences. These abilities are vital for clearly presenting complex beliefs, fostering respectful dialogue, and addressing challenging questions in academic, community, or ministry settings.

What does an apologetics professional do?

A typical day in Apologetics often involves researching theological topics, preparing lectures or written materials, and answering questions from students, congregations, or the public. Professionals may spend time engaging in public speaking, hosting discussion groups, or participating in debates to explain and defend their faith tradition. Collaboration with other religious leaders, educators, and community members is common to ensure accurate and thoughtful communication. You may also review current events or cultural trends to contextualize your responses and keep your material relevant. This dynamic role combines scholarship, outreach, and ongoing education, making each day varied and engaging.

What is apologetics?

An apologetics job involves defending and explaining religious beliefs, typically from a Christian perspective. Apologists use logic, philosophy, history, and theology to address doubts, answer challenges, and communicate faith-based arguments. They may work in academic settings, churches, ministries, or media, engaging in debates, writing, teaching, or public speaking. The goal is to help believers strengthen their faith and provide thoughtful responses to skepticism.

What jobs can you get with an apologetics degree?

An apologetics degree can lead to careers in religious education, pastoral work, or ministry roles, where skills in communication, theology, and critical thinking are essential. Graduates may also work in religious publishing, counseling, or nonprofit organizations focused on faith-based outreach and advocacy.
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Educational Programs Coordinator

Reasons To Believe

Covina, CA • On-site

$25 - $30/hr

Full-time

Posted 24 days ago


Job description

About Reasons to Believe

Reasons to Believe (RTB) is an international, outreach-oriented, science apologetics ministry. Our mission is to spread the Christian gospel by demonstrating that sound reason and scientific research—including the very latest discoveries—consistently support, rather than erode, confidence in the truth of the Bible and faith in the personal, transcendent God revealed in both Scripture and nature.

Reasons Institute (RI) is the educational arm of RTB that exists to train Christian leaders and believers to think clearly about the intersection of God’s world and God’s Word. We offer rigorous yet accessible online courses that connect students to rich lectures by experts in the field (scientists, theologians, physicians…) while transforming them into confident and missional followers of Christ. Learn more here: https://reasons.org/reasons-institute

Position Summary

What is the role? The Educational Programs Coordinator ensures that Reasons Institute’s online education programs are delivered with excellence to adult learners while building the Moodle platform, the internal processes, and the relationships needed for future growth. This role combines operational excellence with project management and continuous improvement, supporting students, instructors, university partners, and internal teams.

Am I the right fit? The ideal candidate is someone who loves bringing order to complexity. A dependable and curious learner who enjoys executing detailed projects, improving how our courses run, and helping meaningful educational experiences come to life. As our educational offerings continue to grow, we're looking for someone who will ensure those programs operate with excellence today while helping us build the platforms and processes that will support tomorrow's growth.

What can I expect? This position is designed for someone who wants to grow into educational programs leadership. During your first year, you'll become immersed in our educational operations, learning the Moodle platform, the processes, and the relationships that support our courses. As you grow in the role, you'll have increasing opportunities to lead improvement initiatives, coordinate the development of new educational products, strengthen university partnerships, and oversee contractors who help further our mission to bring new reasons to believe in the God of the Bible.

Responsibilities/Duties

Educational Operations:

  • Prepare academic calendar on a rolling basis
  • Set up and maintain courses on varied learning managements systems (LMS), such as Moodle (our primarily learning platform) and Engage Spaces
  • Upload weekly lesson files and videos to Moodle and Engage Spaces, confirming each video plays correctly
  • Confirm each week's Moodle content matches the official curriculum
  • Diagnose and resolve Moodle problems as they arise (broken links, upload errors, access issues)
  • Facilitate marketing strategies for course enrollment
  • Audit recorded classes to confirm instructors are engaging students with the approved curriculum
  • Maintain materials and digital inventory for Reasons Institute courses

Student and Instructor Experience:

  • Enroll students in courses and relevant databases
  • Assist students and instructors via telephone and email
  • Compile and analyze student feedback surveys
  • Hire and orient online instructors
  • Cultivate relationships with existing partnerships and process invoices

Educational Product Development:

  • Coordinate course content and materials evaluations
  • Master updates to Moodle and other course delivery tools as they evolve
  • Partner with the Scholar Community Program Director in envisioning new educational content
  • Coordinate the development of new educational materials (i.e. scheduling studio recordings, archiving digital assets, acquiring new materials, preparing contractor agreements, etc.)

Programs Operation and Growth:

  • Generate program reports for leadership and donors
  • Oversee yearly and monthly budgets
  • Participate in and contribute to designated department and RTB all staff meetings
  • Improve upon standard operating procedures and document new procedures

Qualifications

Characteristics:

  • Strong project management skills
  • Exceptional follow-through and attention to detail
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and stakeholders
  • Strong written communication with individuals of varied academic backgrounds
  • A service-oriented mindset toward students, instructors, and partners
  • Curiosity and willingness to research unfamiliar topics
  • Ability to identify problems and propose solutions
  • Committed Christian that shares RTB’s core distinctives
  • Committed to RTB’s purpose, vision, mission, and core values

Experience:

  • Bachelor’s Degree (required)
  • 2+ years experience in administration
  • Experience in education, nonprofit, ministry, or program coordination
  • Experience working with online learning environments preferred
  • Experience managing projects from concept through completion preferred