Job Title: Campus United Community Connector

Application Deadline: when position is filled

Job Start Date: immediately

Pay: $21/hour

In-person

Do you attend Selkirk College?

The Community Connector position is one of meaningful work centred around social justice, spirituality, community, as well as individual and systemic learning. We're seeking a curious, cutting-edge, and compassionate Selkird student to join the inclusive and open-minded campus ministry team.

Community Connectors work an average of 6-8 hours per week throughout the 2026-2027 academic year. This position pays $21 per hour. Successful candidates need to be willing to lead in an affirming (meaning LGBTQIA2S+ inclusive) religious community whose values include bold discipleship, daring social justice, and deep spiritualty. Previous experience with (congregational) church community is an asset, but not required.

We are hiring until position is filled.

Roles, Responsibilities and Tasks

Engagement

- Discern or create opportunities to engage with students in person (and online) at the post-secondary institutions they represent
- Participate in wider church and community events to network with post-secondary students looking for community
- Support Campus Ministers' engagement of various communities

Program Support

- Understand and interpret to the staff team the needs of students and young adults
- Work with the staff team in the delivery of existing programs
- Collaborate with the staff team in the creation and development of new programs

Orientation to Ethos of UCC Communities of Faith

- Engage with all activities, workshops,



leadership development, and planning throughout the summer.
- Share experiences and learning with those in the wider United Church of Canada by building a relationship with their assigned community of faith
- Attend UCC gatherings, including worship at local communities of faith, and educational events as requested

Gifts, Skills Experience and Qualities

- Experience in collaborative team leadership
- Openness to people of all faiths, sexual orientations, gender identities, neurodiversity, abilities and other marginalized/equity-seeking identities
- Able to design, organize and conduct programming
- Gift of hospitality
- Can articulate and share their own faith story in an authentic manner
- Ability to keep healthy boundaries and confidentiality
- Prowess in networking, community, and relationship building
- Willingness to work as a team
- Social media strategy

Schedule and Commitment

- Provide certification or willing to certify (as part of the summer hours) in the following: o Mental Health First Aid for Adults who interact with Youth - Mental Health Commission of Canada
- Emergency First Aid with CPR-C/AED
- FoodSafe Certification
- Able to provide a current Police Information Check for working with Vulnerable Individuals

Pay: $21.00 per hour

Application question(s):

- Are you a student at a post secondary institution? If so, which one?
- These jobs are mostly supported by the Canada Job Summer Grants program. Are you eligible for this grant (are you a Canadian Citizen or permanent resident?)

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Castlegar, BC V1N 4L3

📌 Community Connector- Campus United Selkirk College (Castlegar)
🏢 Campus United
📍 Castlegar