Soft skills are related to psychological skills that are the key to success for college graduates to take more significant advantage of various workplace challenges and opportunities. The importance of developing soft skills is creating a comfortable and harmonious working atmosphere, increasing productivity at work, creating an open working atmosphere, and creating a culture of work discipline. However, nowadays, soft skills are still an indicator that is ignored in work, while hard skills oriented to technical and academic skills are always prioritized. Ignoring the soft skill aspect causes slow career advancement, lack of self-potential development, and slowness in meeting the demands of a more competitive job. This study analyzes the soft skills development of STAKPN Sentani Christian Education graduates in the workplace. This study uses a qualitative approach using case study methods, while data collection techniques include interviews, observations, and documentation studies. The results of the research findings of the graduates of Christian Religious Education communication skills, building trust with leaders and coworkers, developing polite behaviour, developing responsible behaviour, and developing a disciplined culture are the essential variables of Christian Religious Education graduates in the workplace.