Deadline Soon for New Discipleship Position Applications, Nominations

CHICAGO, IL (February 9, 2017) – The deadline for submitting nominations and applications for the newly created director of missional discipleship position is Friday, February 17.

The director will oversee adult discipleship initiatives, mentor and coach local discipleship leaders, and work with the director of evangelism to develop seamless intentional pathways for discipleship that are both formational and missional in their impact. The position reports to the executive minister of Make and Deepen Disciples.

A complete job description is available for download.

Individual expressions of interest of no more than a single page, including relevant background, plus a résumé, CV, or Covenant Minister profile, may be submitted to hr@covchurch.org through February 17, 2017.

Inquiries or nominations of other candidates may also be submitted to hr@covchurch.org through February 17, 2017. Please include e-mail and phone contact information for anyone you nominate.

 

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