Values and Responsibility Spiritual Guide - $20.00 per hour (working at least 24 hours per week)– Federal Correctional Institution, Milan, Michigan 48160

The Role

Are you experienced in guiding people from different backgrounds towards positive life choices and personal growth? Do you have the knowledge and credibility to lead meaningful discussions around spirituality, responsibility and life direction?

This is a unique opportunity to step into a rewarding role as a Values and Responsibility Spiritual Guide, supporting individuals on a structured programme designed to encourage reflection, growth and long-term change.

You will play a key part in delivering a structured programme that supports adults in custody to build stronger foundations for their future.

Working within a secure environment, you will lead sessions that explore values, behaviour, relationships and belief systems. Your work will help individuals develop a clearer sense of purpose and direction.

This role offers a consistent weekday schedule, with the chance to make a real and visible impact through your work as a Values and Responsibility Spiritual Guide.

If you are ready to take on a meaningful role where your work truly matters, apply today.

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver structured sessions covering spirituality, values and personal responsibility
• Lead group discussions that encourage reflection and respectful dialogue
• Support individuals from a wide range of faiths and belief systems
• Encourage engagement in journaling, group activities and programme participation
• Promote understanding, tolerance and constructive decision-making
• Work alongside programme staff to support successful outcomes

The Benefits

• Structured working hours (Monday to Thursday)
• A role with genuine purpose and impact
• Opportunity to work in a supportive, programme-led environment
• All required materials and resources provided
• The chance to shape lives through guidance and education

The Person:

To succeed as a Values and Responsibility Spiritual Guide, you will need:

• A Master’s degree (or current enrolment) in a relevant field such as Divinity, Psychology, Sociology, Education or Social Work
• Confidence leading group sessions and discussions
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• The ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds
• A calm, professional and respectful approach
• Endorsement from a recognised religious or community organisation

Contact information

Sheila Spratley