Applications Sought for Racial Righteousness, Reconciliation Director

Applications are being accepted for the position of director of racial righteousness and reconciliation [...]

CHICAGO, IL (December 12, 2016) – Applications are being accepted for the position of director of racial righteousness and reconciliation. The director will help local congregations strengthen existing Love Mercy Do Justice ministries of racial righteousness, advocate against issues of injustice, and develop new opportunities and pathways to develop a culture of reconciliation within and beyond the ECC.

The director will coordinate curriculum development and facilitate and promote immersion and experiential learning events as well as trainings in racial righteousness and intercultural development. The director also will serve as liaison to local congregations and regional conferences.

Applicants may send a resume and cover letter by January 14, 2017, to Rebecca Gonzalez at hr@covchurch.org. A full job description can be downloaded.

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