Be a part of the team that reaches over 5 million Christian leaders every month through the cause of Beautiful Orthodoxy
At Christianity Today, you can expect to experience:
Are you passionate about the church and interested in joining our team? Review our current openings below.
Christianity Today offers an environment that strives for extraordinary performance and excellent stewardship of work time, while realizing that our employees value their time away from the workplace to pursue personal goals and offer service to others. To that end, Christianity Today's scheduled office hours are normally 7.5 hours per day/37.5 hours per week. Christianity Today also provides summer hours with a shortened Friday schedule.
Eligible, full time employees receive a comprehensive benefit package.
Group Health Plan with available dependent coverage
Flexible Spending Account for Medical and Dependent care
Company-Funded Short-Term Disability Leave
Long-Term Disability Insurance
Basic Life/AD&D Insurance
Retirement Plan: 401(k) with pre-tax and Roth options
Free Subscriptions to Christianity Today publications and resources
Eligible, full-time employees receive paid time off in order to maintain health, morale, and effectiveness in all areas of life–including those unplanned situations due to illness or family emergencies. This includes paid vacation, holidays, sick time, bereavement, and family illness days.
Offsite quarterly lunch events, Summer Picnic, Christmas Gathering, and surprise ministry events planned by CT’s Mission and Morale (“M&M” ) Committee
Our team lives out our ministry cause of Beautiful Orthodoxy, reflecting biblical truth with love.
They develop strong ties with each other, as co-workers, friends, and partners in their Christian faith.
It's not uncommon to find a department engaged in a book study, a group having lively conversation or playing games over lunch, or the entire company gathering for regular events.
I create and edit online subscription pages, newsletters, and test promotions and website details according to data collected on consumer behavior. I also work on branding at events and conferences. I appreciate the connection between data and design—how different layouts, locations, colors, and copy can impact the way a subscriber or visitor experiences CT. I also love how within one day at the office, I can have conversations with reporters, designers, marketers and editors. Being in close proximity to such savvy and inspiring people keeps me motivated, interested and excited about CT.
I oversee CT's technology strategy on the web, which means ensuring that our editors and marketers have the tools to most effectively communicate, distribute, and monetize our digital content. I've been at CT for nearly 20 years, and can never remember a time when I was as convinced of the importance of our mission as I am now. In our current context, there is an enormous need for thoughtful, rational, biblical voices that can communicate the grace and transforming power of the gospel. CT exists to meet that need, and I'm exceedingly proud of the work we're doing. It's also a great place to work: our shared vision, rewarding projects, camaraderie, incessant laughter, good friendships—it's a pretty remarkable place to clock in every day.
I create and direct all marketing material, products, and the publications—Church Law And Tax Report and Church Finance Today. This is my second term at Christianity Today, having worked here from 2006-2011. I came back to work at the ministry of CT because of its great people and great mission. Every day I come to work, I witness what I believe Jesus longs for in John 17:11—Christians from various backgrounds and denominations working closely together to create content that changes the people that change the world.
As I child, I grew up reading Christianity Today on the couch. As a high school student, I dreamed of becoming a journalist. As a college student, I ran the campus media organization and emailed CT articles to my friends. And today, I pitch ideas, report stories, and host CT's first podcast. Journalism persists as an embattled industry and with major layoffs routinely making the news, I'm regularly reminded of the specialness of this opportunity. A curious person by nature, I now ask questions for a living. An individual trying to understand faith's role in all dimensions of my intellectual life, I host a podcast which encourages me to marry these together. A hardcore extrovert, I find joy with my colleagues on a daily basis.
