Managing Editor/Content Coordinator (Remote) - AZ, FL, CO, MI, OH, Orange County CA

APPLICANTS MUST BE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE FOLLOWING U.S. STATES: MI, OH, CO, FL, AZ or Orange County, CA. ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES · Understand the current OD brand, identity and mission. · Serve as the primary liaison between ODI content teams and Open Doors U.S. · Develop deep understanding of each campaign, story set and thematic arc created by ODI or our internal writers and contractors. · Regularly write original copy for: o Website pages o Blog posts and stories o Email campaigns o Campaign engagement pieces (devotionals, reflections, landing page copy, etc.) o Editorials and Op-eds o Talking points and media briefs · Edit and refine ODI-provided copy for U.S. cultural tone, clarity, and impact. · Ensure consistent voice, tone, theology, and messaging across all channels. · Own content QA across all donor- and audience-facing communications. · Partner closely with Marketing, Digital, Development as well as MarComms agencies to ensure content supports performance goals (engagement, conversion, giving, retention). · Create simple content briefs when needed · Maintain and evolve a U.S.-specific style guide and messaging framework. · Other duties as needed REQUIREMENTS · Alignment with the Christian faith and Biblical values · Agreement with Open Doors Statement of Faith and Core Values · Willingness to participate in the community of Open Doors, including staff meetings, devotions and team events · Commitment to Christ-like conduct, offering dignity, compassion and respect for others · Excellent organization skills · Proven work ethic · Ability to stay on task during independent work · Exceptional copy editing and writing skills · Familiarity with the American evangelical landscape, including discernment about the meaning of religious terms and tone · Solid theological literacy · Ability to synthesize complex stories into clear, compelling narratives · High attention to detail and ownership of quality · Ability to operate both strategically and tactically · Bachelor’s degree in English, journalism, communications or equivalent preferred · 5+ years experience in communications, journalism, publishing or content production · Experience in a non-profit or fundraising environment preferred Apply tot his job

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