Serve Globally Seeks Executive Director for Paul Carlson Partnership

The Serve Globally mission priority is accepting applications [...]

CHICAGO, IL (June 10, 2016) – The Serve Globally mission priority is accepting applications for executive director of the Paul Carlson Partnership.

pcp jd photoPaul Carlson Partnership is an international development organization that comes alongside the social development arm of the Covenant Church of Congo and other local organizations to catalyze health care and economic development in central Africa, principally the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The full job description and application information are posted online.

Individual expressions of interest no longer than a single page, in addition to your Covenant Ministers’ Profile, resume or curriculum vitae may be submitted to pcpsearch@covchurch.org through July 31, 2016. Nominations of others may be submitted to the same email through July 22. Please include email and phone contact information for anyone you nominate. Direct questions also may be directed to pcpsearch@covchurch.org.

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