Full-Time Rector or Part-Time Rector
Accepting nominees.

St. Andrew's is a welcoming and inclusive small town congregation located between Bull Shoals Lake and Lake Norfork, both well-known for great recreational and fishing opportunities in the beautiful Ozark Mountains. Our worship is intentional, reverent, creative and joyful. We celebrate God’s presence in our lives and in the broader community. We have opened our church to the community in a variety of ways including providing meeting space for local clubs and hosting fundraisers for local nonprofits.

The Arts at St. Andrew’s series hosts concerts and educational lectures yearly. Our local outreach includes our weekly Food Pantry which coordinates with the North Central Arkansas Food Bank. We provide food and other household necessities for hundreds of families in our area.

EfM has been a core part of our commitment to education and mission for years.

Our Daughters of the King Chapter was one of the first in Arkansas. The daughters host quiet days and pray daily for every member of our congregation.

Our children’s Sunday program is the Catechesis of the Good Shephard. We also host one of the first Little Free Libraries in our county. The church’s location adjacent to two apartment complexes and an elementary school make it a popular visiting spot for children of all ages.

This last year we have been very involved in the national Pivot program created by the Episcopal Church Foundation. We have begun shifting towards mission as we implement Pivot and are looking forward to a year of new opportunities working with our Focus Groups. Last year we hosted a social justice forum event which was well received by our community. A second one is scheduled and we expect it to be a success also.

We are seeking a full or part time rector who is outgoing and compassionate, an effective administrator, and a creative preacher and teacher. We have an aging congregation and we want a priest who will help us to use our gifts to grow toward young families. Serving in partnership with our new rector, we hope to develop lay leadership and connect actively with religious seekers in our area. We will negotiate on salary.

Mountain Home is a great community with outstanding public schools. Arkansas State University, Mountain Home Campus offers two year associate degrees, a variety of technical certificates and specialized vocational training. Our regional hospital serves a large area with over 250 beds and a staff of over 200 doctors.

You can find all of this in a warm, small town atmosphere.

To apply for this position, please send your letter of interest, resume, OTM profile and links to at least two sermons to The Reverend Canon Melanie Lemburg at mlemburg@episcoar.org

Full-Time Vicar
Accepting nominees.

Saint Alban’s Episcopal Church in Stuttgart, Arkansas—the Rice and Duck Capital of the World—is seeking a full-time Rector. Located just one hour from Little Rock and two hours from Memphis, Saint Alban’s has been serving the Grand Prairie community since 1904, worshipping our Lord Jesus Christ and providing a space for individuals to deepen their relationship with God.

As a welcoming small-town congregation, we are eager for strong leadership that will attract new families, foster pastoral care, and engage in community life, particularly with an emphasis on children. For years, our members have hosted community events to bring people together and uphold our legacy of service to the community.

To apply for this position, please send your letter of interest, resume, OTM profile, and links to at least two sermons to The Reverend Canon Melanie Lemburg at mlemburg@episcoar.org

Full-Time Rector
Accepting nominees.

St. John's in Helena believes our most important work is providing a place where all people can grow in their relationship with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. In keeping with our Baptismal Covenant we seek to “proclaim by word and example the Good News of God in Christ.” Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, you will find St. John’s to be a place where you are welcomed, respected and valued. St. John’s is proud to be a place where all are welcome.

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To apply for this position, please send your letter of interest, resume, OTM profile, and links to at least two sermons to The Reverend Canon Melanie Lemburg at mlemburg@episcoar.org

Full-Time Rector

Accepting nominees.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church is a vibrant and welcoming community committed to service, spiritual growth, and fellowship. We are a traditional church for contemporary people and we believe that God’s love is for everyone.

This is an open-minded congregation where we actively seek and strengthen our faith. We also believe that we are the hands of Christ, and our mission work within our community is a vital part of our parish.

Our ministries, including Two Saints Kitchen and the Helping Neighbors Food Pantry, address food insecurity, while our award-winning Day School offers year-round Christian education. We host cherished annual events like Pancake Day and the Shrimp Boil, fostering community spirit.

We seek a compassionate and dynamic Rector to lead our diverse congregation. The ideal candidate will provide strong pastoral care, clear and consistent communication, and support for our various ministries. Responsibilities include leading Sunday services,

incorporating both casual and traditional liturgies, and engaging parishioners in active ministry roles. The Rector will also oversee Christian education programs, support outreach initiatives, and promote spiritual, emotional, physical, and financial well-being within our community.

Qualifications for this position include:

 Strong pastoral care skills

 Excellent communication abilities

 Experience in leading diverse worship services

 Commitment to community outreach and engagement

 Ability to foster spiritual growth and fellowship

 Financial acumen; ability to support the vestry in ensuring the parish’s financial strength

To apply for this position, please send your letter of interest, resume, OTM profile, and links to at least two sermons to The Reverend Canon Melanie Lemburg at mlemburg@episcoar.org