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Live Out Your
Values, Every Day

Working at LCSNW means helping diverse communities across the Pacific Northwest. You don’t have to be Lutheran to work here – you just need a commitment to change lives.

A career with LCSNW means having a tangible impact on people and knowing you’re making our corner of the world a bit more healthy, just and hopeful for all.

Why Work Here

Rewarding Work
in a Supportive
Environment

We’re deeply committed to supporting our employees — because when you’re empowered, our mission thrives.

We provide resources, tools, and care that allow you to focus on what matters most: delivering health, justice and hope to the communities we serve.

At LCSNW, you’ll find a sense of purpose, opportunities to learn and grow, supportive colleagues and generous benefits.

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We especially encourage applications if:

  • You have lived experience Many of our staff have personally navigated refugee resettlement, mental health challenges, immigration, or the foster care system. These experiences enable us to serve our communities better.
  • You have language skills We have a strong need for staff who speak Somali, Spanish, Tigrinya, Arabic, Ukrainian, Amharic, and more
  • You want to connect with community Our work happens in communities, schools, and homes - not just offices. Through LCSNW you can help create meaningful impact in your own backyard.

Testimonials

The Experiences Behind Our Impact

"I have never met individuals more brilliant, more committed and curious, more compassionate and tenacious. They plant seeds of hope to ensure that our community feels loved and empowered and never alone."

Kellee Kikumoto Victim Advocacy Supervisor, Spokane, Washington

"I have been fortunate to help cultivate a work environment that emphasizes being a learning organization. I also appreciate working around healers. I get to continually learn from them and clients alike."

Garrick Jackson Mental Health Clinical Manager, Klamath Falls, Oregon

"Lutheran is very important to me in both my professional and personal life because as a new mom I was able to experience the different programs we offer, and now in my professional life I am able to help those who are in need."

Diana Hernandez Administrative Services Coordinator, Yamhill County, Oregon

"I have never met individuals more brilliant, more committed and curious, more compassionate and tenacious. They plant seeds of hope to ensure that our community feels loved and empowered and never alone."

Kellee Kikumoto Victim Advocacy Supervisor, Spokane, Washington

"I have been fortunate to help cultivate a work environment that emphasizes being a learning organization. I also appreciate working around healers. I get to continually learn from them and clients alike."

Garrick Jackson Mental Health Clinical Manager, Klamath Falls, Oregon

"Lutheran is very important to me in both my professional and personal life because as a new mom I was able to experience the different programs we offer, and now in my professional life I am able to help those who are in need."

Diana Hernandez Administrative Services Coordinator, Yamhill County, Oregon