Ministry Opportunities

Connect to God’s Plan

Visit this page regularly for Ministry Opportunities.

To post your ministry opportunity on this page, email the description and details, including contact information, to info@bhcarroll.edu.
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Job Placement

As a courtesy to its students and alumni, B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary provides links to job banks in the fields of Christian and secular higher education, church ministry, and parachurch organizations. The organizations posted here are not affiliated with the Carroll Seminary, and our Seminary has no formal agreement with any organization, financial or otherwise, to place its graduates.

Church and Parachurch Ministry Positions

Texas Baptists Employment Board

Texas Baptists

SBTC NextStep Connections Church Job Board

SBTC

SBC Job Postings

SBC

Discover Your Next Calling

Slingshot Group

Church Staffing the site for Church Employment since 2000

ChurchStaffing

ChristianJobs Connecting believers in the workplace since 1999

ChristianJobs

Academic Jobs in Religious Studies and Theology

HigherEdJobs Career Resources

HigherEdJobs

The Chronicle of Higher Education's Jobs board

The Chronicle of Higher Education

International Association of Baptist Colleges & Universities Career ...

IABCU

Council for Christian Colleges & Universities Career Center

CCCU

Inside Higher Ed Careers

Inside Higher ED

Academic Careers, the global university job site for teaching jobs, educ...

AcademicCareers

The demand for highly trained chaplains of all types is significantly increasing. By bringing together B.H. Carroll’s educational excellence and the Marsh Center for Chaplain Studies vocational experience, students are achieving a deeper understanding of the opportunities awaiting them in chaplaincy ministry. Preparation is the key. Through the collaborative synergy between the Marsh Center and B.H. Carroll, students achieve an education that is relevant, focused, and applicable.

- Dr. Jim Browning, Director of Marsh Center for Chaplain Studies