SEO Blog Writer & Newsletter Writer for Christian / Catholic Nonprofit (Ongoing)

October 16, 2026

Five Loaves Marketing is a small digital agency serving Christian ministries and nonprofits. We’re looking for an experienced SEO writer for an ongoing role with one of our main clients, an international network of Christian covenant communities whose members are largely Catholic.

What you’ll do each month

Write 4 SEO-optimized blog posts (roughly 1,000–1,800 words each) from keyword briefs we provide

Draft the monthly email newsletter: community news, event updates and a short seasonal reflection

Write meta titles and descriptions, suggest internal links, and deliver in Google Docs, ready for us to publish

Topics you’ll cover

Christian community life, ecumenism and Christian unity, faith formation, the liturgical seasons (Advent, Lent, Easter, Pentecost), regional conferences and events, and stories of emerging Christian leaders.

Requirements

At least 3 years of SEO writing experience, with links to published posts that rank

Published work for Christian and/or Catholic audiences (parishes, dioceses, ministries, Catholic publishers or faith-based nonprofits)

Experience writing recurring email newsletters (Mailchimp a plus)

A warm, credible voice that respects readers from different Christian traditions

Discretion: you know when a topic is sensitive and should be flagged rather than written

Reliable monthly deadlines and clear communication

Nice to have

Familiarity with the charismatic renewal or intentional Christian community

Experience with Webflow or another CMS

How we work

Paid per deliverable, with a monthly rhythm of 4 posts and 1 newsletter

We start with a paid trial: one blog post and one newsletter draft

All drafts are reviewed by our team before publishing

Strong performers will be offered additional writing work across other Five Loaves Marketing clients

To apply, please include

Links to 2–3 SEO blog posts you wrote that rank on Google, with the target keyword for each

One sample written for a Christian or Catholic audience

Your rate per blog post and per newsletter

A sentence or two on your own familiarity with Christian or Catholic life

Please start your proposal with the word “Pentecost” so we know you read the full posting.

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