Campus Minister for Faith Formation Position Available In Charleston, South Carolina

Campus Minister for Faith Formation Catholic Campus Ministry College of Charleston Charleston, SC Job Details Full-time $50,000 – $57,000 a year 2 days ago Qualifications Public speaking Bachelor’s degree Mentoring Organizational skills Theology Senior level Leadership Communication skills Teaching Full Job Description The Campus Ministry to the College of Charleston is dedicated to the service of Jesus Christ within the Catholic Church to encourage the growth of Faith, Hope, and Love among the Students of the College of Charleston, to strive to assist in the reversion of Catholics who have fallen away, and to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who may not have heard it yet. Headquartered at the Drexel House in the Heart of Historic Downtown Charleston, worshipping at St. Mary of the Annunciation Church (the oldest Catholic Church in the Carolinas and Georgia), the Campus Ministry to the College of Charleston is a vibrant and growing ministry comprised of eager and devoted students, a joyful and dedicated Campus Minister, and a deeply engaged Chaplain. Catholic Campus Ministry to the

College of Charleston Position Type:

Full-time Reports to:

Chaplain Salary Range:

$50-57k

Position Overview:

The Campus Minister for Faith Formation serves as a key leader in the Catholic Campus Ministry at the College of Charleston, responsible for theological instruction, catechetical programming, and faith formation initiatives. Under the supervision of the Chaplain, and in collaboration with the Campus Minister for Mission Advancement, this position ensures that students receive sound doctrinal teaching, opportunities for deepening their faith, and structured mentorship in evangelization.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Theological & Catechetical Formation Develop and lead structured theological programs in close collaboration with the Chaplain. Oversee sacramental preparation for students, including OCIA, and assisting students in receiving confirmation. Assist the chaplain in ensuring theological fidelity in all faith formation programs, Bible studies, and small groups. Teach and mentor students in Catholic doctrine, moral theology, and apologetics. 2. Small Group & Peer Ministry Development Train and mentor student leaders in leading small faith-sharing groups. Oversee the development of student-led faith initiatives while maintaining doctrinal oversight. Provide ongoing spiritual formation for student leaders engaged in evangelization. 3. Liturgical & Pastoral Support Supervise student participation in liturgical roles, including lectors, altar servers, and musicians. Assist in planning and coordinating campus liturgies, retreats, and prayer services. Provide pastoral guidance to students seeking to deepen their faith. 4. Campus Evangelization & Outreach Engage students in on-campus evangelization efforts and coordinate outreach initiatives. Build relationships with students and faculty, fostering an environment of faith and community. Support interfaith dialogue efforts in alignment with Catholic teaching. 5. Administrative & Development Responsibilities Collaborate with the Campus Minister to ensure smooth ministry operations. Assist in fundraising and donor relations to support campus ministry initiatives. Help manage ministry communications, including social media and event promotion.

Qualifications:

Education:

Bachelor ‘s degree (minimum) in Theology or closely related field from a reputable Catholic institution.

Experience:

Previous ministry experience in a college, parish, or diocesan setting

Doctrinal Fidelity:

Must be a practicing Catholic in good standing with a deep understanding of Church teaching.

Leadership Skills:

Experience in mentoring students, organizing events, and leading small groups.

Strong Communication:

Ability to teach, engage, and inspire young adults in their faith journey.

Preferred Skills:

Background in campus ministry or young adult evangelization. Experience in public speaking, catechesis, and theological instruction. Ability to collaborate with clergy, lay leaders, and student groups. Familiarity with diocesan policies and safe environment protocols.

Working Conditions:

Requires flexibility in scheduling, including evenings and weekends for student activities. Office located on campus with occasional travel for retreats and training. Reports directly to the Chaplain and collaborates closely with the Campus Minister for Mission Advancement.