Religious Vocation Director

Job Description

Title: Vocation Director
Job Posting - Vocation Director
Looking for a Purpose-Driven Career?
Are you passionate about guiding others in their faith journey? Do you feel called to inspire and walk alongside people as they discern God's plan for their lives? The Alexian Brothers invite you to explore a rewarding full-time opportunity as our next Vocation Director!
The Love of Christ Compels Us.
Rooted in a centuries-long tradition of compassionate service, the Alexian Brothers are a Catholic religious community devoted to caring for the sick, the poor, and the marginalized. Today, we continue our mission through ministries that feed the hungry, visit the imprisoned, comfort the dying, and walk with those most in need.
Now, we're seeking a dynamic, faith-filled leader to help others discover their vocation alongside us.
What's in it for you?
• Make a lasting impact by inspiring and guiding new vocations.
• Build meaningful relationships with individuals discerning God's call.
• Flexible work environment with opportunities for travel and outreach.
• Collaborate with a supportive and mission-driven community.
• Professional growth through ongoing training, retreats, and ministry events.
• Health, dental, vision, retirement plan, and paid time off.
• Be part of a centuries-old mission of service, compassion, and faith.
* Bilingual is a plus.
Who We're Looking For
• An outgoing person with a heart for ministry and a passion for vocation work.
• A strong communicator with organizational and leadership skills.
• A practicing Catholic with knowledge of vocation promotion and discernment.
• A person who can balance outreach, mentorship, and administration with grace.
Join us in echoing Christ's words: "Whatever you do for the least of my brothers, you do for me."
Apply today and help shape the future of the Alexian Brothers!

Visit us at: Alexianbrothers.org
For more information, contact:
Joanne.Kristoffersen@alexian.net

About the Employer

The Alexian Brothers Congregation is a Catholic lay religious community founded in 14th-century Aachen, Germany, when men of faith cared for plague victims, buried the dead, and served the abandoned. Rooted in the Rule of St. Augustine and approved by Pope Sixtus IV in 1472, they took St. Alexius as patron and embraced the motto Caritas Christi urget nos - "The love of Christ compels us." Today, Brothers live under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, serving in Europe, the Philippines, and the U.S. Through prison ministry, outreach to the poor, and Christ's healing presence to those in need, they adapt their mission to modern needs.