Ministry Training Coordinator

Job Description

Are you a passionate, ministry-minded professional with a love for liturgy, learning, and the mission of the Catholic Church? Do you thrive on organizing events that bring people together for formation and renewal? Liturgy Training Publications (LTP), a trusted leader in Catholic publishing and pastoral formation, is seeking a Ministry Training Coordinator to manage and implement our robust calendar of in-person and virtual workshops and events.

About the Role
As Ministry Training Coordinator, you will oversee the logistics and coordination of LTP's national training programs and workshops, including Ministry Enrichment Gatherings, the Essentials of Catholic Liturgy, virtual formation opportunities, and other contracted sessions. You'll work cross-departmentally to develop impactful programs, manage a team of presenters, and serve as a key ambassador of LTP at events and conferences nationwide.

Key Responsibilities
• Coordinate all logistical details for LTP's training programs and contracted events
• Develop and implement liturgical formation programs in collaboration with other departments
• Train, manage, and evaluate a team of skilled in-person and virtual presenters
• Present or facilitate select workshops when needed
• Maintain and update event platforms (e.g., Adobe Connect, event landing pages)
• Serve as a liaison to diocesan offices and external organizations
• Represent LTP at conferences, including booth setup and travel
• Ensure accurate materials, data, and records for all training events
• Provide feedback on product development and editorial direction as part of the team

Qualifications
• Bachelor's degree in theology, liturgy, pastoral ministry, education, or a related field
• Deep understanding of Catholic liturgy and parish/diocesan life
• Minimum 3 years of experience in event coordination, ministry, or educational programming
• Exceptional organizational and project management skills
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Technological proficiency with platforms such as Adobe Connect, Microsoft PowerPoint, Zoom, SharePoint, and digital event tools
• Must be able to perform physical tasks, including lifting 35 lbs.; a valid driver's license and eligibility to rent a car are required with a willingness to travel

Who You Are
• You love the Church and feel called to support its mission through formation and liturgical renewal
• You are detail-oriented and energized by seeing complex events come to life
• You enjoy collaboration, public speaking, and empowering others to teach and lead
• You're comfortable managing projects from vision to execution-with both structure and flexibility
• You're ready to bring your gifts to a dynamic team serving the Church locally and nationally

Why LTP?
At LTP, you'll join a committed and creative team working to form pastoral leaders, inspire communities, and elevate the liturgical life of the Church. Our work environment encourages innovation, ministry-driven service, and spiritual growth. LTP offers a comprehensive total rewards package to include competitive compensation and benefit programs. Information about our benefit programs is available here. This position is an onsite role at our office in Chicago and has an annual salary range of $52,000 - $62,000. An employee's pay within the salary range will be based on many factors including but not limited to: relevant education, qualifications, experience, skills, geographic location, and organizational needs.

To Apply:

Please submit a cover letter describing the reasons for your interest and how your experience would benefit the organization to jobopening@ltp.org. Please include "Ministry Training Coordinator" in the subject line. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

About the Employer

Liturgy Training Publications (LTP) is a not-for-profit agency of the Archdiocese of Chicago.

Since 1964, LTP has shared the mission of fostering love and care for the liturgy. We have assembled many faithful and creative people to help Roman Catholics learn to participate in the Mass fully, consciously, and actively, as the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy (14) directs. LTP has worked to provide effective liturgical catechesis for communities.