1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity

1414 Kincaid, Suite 2
Eugene OR 97401
541-221-6527
www.koinoniacenter.org
Job Posting
Job Details:
Title:
Koinoinia Center, a UKirk Ministry, Eugene Oregon
Koinonia Center, Collegiate Ministry Intern Position
Job Description:
The Koinonia Center, a UKirk / Presbyterian Collegiate Ministry, is seeking an
Intern for the 2015 – 2016 Academic Year. This is a 10-hour per week position,
which pays a stipend of $700 a month. The successful candidate will work
closely with the campus minister while the University is in session, and will be
given lead responsibilities on a regular basis.
The intern position includes the following responsibilities:
Service: Assist campus minister in planning, advertising and co-coordinating monthly
service Saturday opportunities as well as other seasonal service opportunities (winter
and/or spring break trip; annual Valentine project for Church World Services, etc.)
Worship: Assist campus minister in planning, advertising and leading weekly worship
and prayer center opportunities, taking the lead role some weeks (number of services
and dates to be negotiated with a minimum of 2 per term).
Outreach: Work with the campus minister to plan and implement creative publicity for
the ministry. Take the lead in updating website, facebook, and other social networking
communications. Assist in making or strengthening connections with congregations,
students, staff, faculty and others. Help identify and serve as a mentor (or peer mentor)
for student leaders.
Learning: Work with the campus minister in the planning, promotion and
implementation of regular Bible studies, spiritual discipline-centered small groups, and
other educational opportunities (i.e.: guest speakers, special classes, etc.). Help plan,
promote, and coordinate at least one retreat.
Depending on the skill set the successful candidate brings to the position, other duties
may be negotiated.
The successful candidate will:
 be a practicing Christian
 if not a member, be familiar with the PC (USA) & grounded in the Reformed faith
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have strong organizational skills
be a good communicator
care deeply for young adults and ministry with them
be able to collaborate
be flexible and creative
have a sense of humor
Application Process:
 Submit a Completed Application electronically or on paper
 Applications can be found at: www.koinoniacenter.org
 Include with the completed application form:
o Two Letters of Reference from persons who are not relatives.
o An essay of not more than two page (12 pt font, double spaced) that
describes Why you desire this position and What you personally hope to gain
from your internship experience.
Application Deadline:
 Applications may be submitted electronically to [email protected], or
mailed or hand-carried to:
Koinonia Center, Suite 2
1414 Kincaid Street
Eugene, Oregon 97457
 Mailed or hand-carried Envelopes should be clearly marked: Intern Application
 Application Deadline: 5:00 PM (Pacific Daylight Time) July 15, 2015
Intern Position:
 Hours:
10 Hours a Week
 Start Date: September 15, 2015
 End Date:
June 15, 2015
 Funding for this internship is dependent on receipt of grant funding.
Salary:
 Stipend of $700 per month from Sept. 15, 2015 through June 15, 2016, 9
months.
Contact Person:
Dr. Marci Gordon
Chair, Koinonia Center Board of Directors
1414 Kincaid Street
Eugene, OR 97401
[email protected]
(541) 915 - 7812
Additional Information
Koinonia Center:
Presbyterian Collegiate Ministry
A UKirk Ministry at the University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
We are entering a new season for this ministry, which is in its eighty-eight year. While we bring
a history of outreach, we are living into a new way of doing ministry on this campus and in this
community. Through new partnerships, a new building, and our renewed denominational
commitment we are embarking on a new beginning for this ministry. It is our intention to
steward the ministry, begun by our faithful predecessors, into the 21st Century. It is our hope
that this internship will serve the purpose of bringing more energy and gifts to the table. It is our
prayer that an intern who serves here will:
 gain experience in building community;
 grow comfortable articulating and sharing their own faith journey;
 feel supported and encouraged as we serve together;
 use and improve skills in planning, organization and presentation of programs, worship,
service, education, and fellowship opportunities;
 have the chance to try new ideas for ministry in an environment that is open to where the
Spirit leads;
 grow in his/her own faith through service on behalf of the PC (USA).
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