The Coordinator provides theological expertise, programmatic and convening support, and ministerial services to the African-American Roundtable by coordinating programs and events of the Roundtable; facilitating community-building among African-American lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) persons active in various faith traditions; convening African-American religious and lay leaders to discuss strategies for education, outreach, and social change—in order to impact positively the lives of African-American LGBT persons through religious research, advocacy, leadership development, training, and community-building. Ten hours per week with negotiable schedule. To learn more: www.clgs.org/2/jobs.html

Small non profit serving low-income youth and families in inner-city Washington, DC, seeks a dynamic executive director to create and implement programs, raise funds, and coordinate volunteers. SCM, an urban ministry of the United Church of Christ, provides its programs on a non sectarian basis. To learn more, contact musil@aacu.org, or visit the Shaw Community Ministry website at www.shawministry.org.

The Director of Children's, Youth, and Family Programs at St. Luke (in Minnetonka, MN) develops and implements programs and activities that will support and strengthen children, youth and their families in their faith journeys. Simultaneously, this staff person equips volunteers in their work as teachers, mentors, and coordinators. Through the work of the Director of Children's, Youth, and Family Programs and congregational volunteers, children and youth will develop their own vibrant relationships with God and the church and will learn to grow in faith, love, justice, and peace. Full position description and background information available on-line at www.stlukeweb.org.

This Religion and Faith Program (RFP) Coordinator will foster and maintain the considerable relationships the RFP has established with networks of faith leaders, activists, HRC volunteers, and congregational contacts across the country. In addition, this person will build new relationships with faith communities (with special emphasis on transgender and racially diverse faith communities), promote our work in the field, and mobilize these communities on behalf of the strategic aims of HRC and the RFP program. To learn more, visit www.hrc.org/about_us/10893.htm.

The Equality Federation keeps an up-to-date list of openings in state-based lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender advocacy organizations. Please refer to www.equalityfederation.org/template.aspx.