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FIRST PARISH IN CAMBRIDGE, UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
Religious Exploration Youth Coordinator
Approximately 35 hours per month
We are seeking an engaging and compassionate Religious Exploration Youth
Coordinator to lead our middle and high school youth programs and help foster
meaningful connection, spiritual growth, and community among our young people.
The Youth Coordinator will work with two age groups—middle school and high school
youth—through classes, service projects, community engagement, field trips, and
outdoor activities. Over the next several years, programming may include
Neighboring Faiths/Building Bridges, OWL, Coming of Age, and general youth group
gatherings.
Junior Youth Group (Grades 7–9)
Our Junior Youth Group is a cohort of approximately ten youth who will participate in
the Neighboring Faiths (Building Bridges/Crossing Paths) curriculum. This program
explores a variety of spiritual traditions and religions through discussion, learning,
and direct experience whenever possible.
Traditions studied may include Buddhism, Judaism, Quakerism, Episcopalianism,
Hinduism, and others. The group will generally meet weekly, including:
Classes will typically meet Sundays from 10:20 am –11:45 am, unless an off-site visit
requires a different schedule.
Senior Youth Group (Grades 11–12)
Our Senior Youth Group, composed of youth who recently completed the Coming of
Age program, will meet monthly, likely in the evening, to maintain community and
continue their shared growth and connection.
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Administrative Responsibilities
The Coordinator Will Also
We are seeking a warm, organized, and confident leader who connects well with
preteens and teens and can thoughtfully support a range of individual needs and
personalities.
Preferred Qualifications Include
Compensation
Compensation is $200 per class taught, which includes preparation, planning,
coordination, and class facilitation time (approximately 7 hours total per class).
To Apply
Please send a cover letter and resume to Jen Goodman, Director of Religious
Exploration at: Jennifer@firstparishcambridge.org
The First Parish in Cambridge is committed to building a diverse and talented
staff team. People with disabilities, people of color, indigenous people,
Hispanic/Latinx, and LGBTQ candidates are encouraged to apply. If you are
excited about this role but are unsure whether you meet 100% of the
requirements, we encourage you to inquire and/or apply.
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FIRST PARISH IN CAMBRIDGE, UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
Religious Exploration Youth Coordinator
Approximately 35 hours per month
We are seeking an engaging and compassionate Religious Exploration Youth
Coordinator to lead our middle and high school youth programs and help foster
meaningful connection, spiritual growth, and community among our young people.
The Youth Coordinator will work with two age groups—middle school and high school
youth—through classes, service projects, community engagement, field trips, and
outdoor activities. Over the next several years, programming may include
Neighboring Faiths/Building Bridges, OWL, Coming of Age, and general youth group
gatherings.
Junior Youth Group (Grades 7–9)
Our Junior Youth Group is a cohort of approximately ten youth who will participate in
the Neighboring Faiths (Building Bridges/Crossing Paths) curriculum. This program
explores a variety of spiritual traditions and religions through discussion, learning,
and direct experience whenever possible.
Traditions studied may include Buddhism, Judaism, Quakerism, Episcopalianism,
Hinduism, and others. The group will generally meet weekly, including:
- Three Sunday morning class sessions per month
- One visit per month to another faith community or organization
- Develop lesson plans and facilitate discussions
- Arrange visits and coordinate logistics
- Support thoughtful engagement with spiritual practices and traditions
Classes will typically meet Sundays from 10:20 am –11:45 am, unless an off-site visit
requires a different schedule.
Senior Youth Group (Grades 11–12)
Our Senior Youth Group, composed of youth who recently completed the Coming of
Age program, will meet monthly, likely in the evening, to maintain community and
continue their shared growth and connection.
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Administrative Responsibilities
The Coordinator Will Also
- Communicate regularly with parents and families
- Track attendance
- Recruit and coordinate volunteer assistants from an existing volunteer pool
- Meet briefly with other teachers and staff after Sunday classes
- Welcome new families into the program
- Submit lesson updates for the weekly church newsletter
We are seeking a warm, organized, and confident leader who connects well with
preteens and teens and can thoughtfully support a range of individual needs and
personalities.
Preferred Qualifications Include
- Experience teaching or working with youth
- Strong leadership and organizational skills
- Interest in philosophy, religion, and spiritual exploration
- Familiarity with Unitarian Universalist values, or enthusiasm for learning about
- Comfort organizing events, trips, and group activities
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- Sunday programming for the Neighboring Faiths group: 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
- Senior youth programming: One evening per month
- Flexible administrative, communication and planning time throughout the week
Compensation
Compensation is $200 per class taught, which includes preparation, planning,
coordination, and class facilitation time (approximately 7 hours total per class).
To Apply
Please send a cover letter and resume to Jen Goodman, Director of Religious
Exploration at: Jennifer@firstparishcambridge.org
The First Parish in Cambridge is committed to building a diverse and talented
staff team. People with disabilities, people of color, indigenous people,
Hispanic/Latinx, and LGBTQ candidates are encouraged to apply. If you are
excited about this role but are unsure whether you meet 100% of the
requirements, we encourage you to inquire and/or apply.
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Salary : $200