Nominations Sought for Southeast Conference Superintendent

Nominations for superintendent of the Southeast Conference of the ECC are being [...]

CHICAGO, IL (December 1, 2017) – Nominations for superintendent of the Southeast Conference of the ECC are being accepted through December 31, it was announced today.

The search committee will present one nominee to the Annual Meeting of the conference for election in April 2018. The elected candidate will be installed at the 2018 ECC Annual Meeting in June and begin serving on September 1.

The successful candidate will succeed Robert Owens, who is retiring.

A full job description is posted online.

Nominations should be submitted to Greg Harper, chair of the Southeast Conference Executive Board. They may be emailed to greg@churchinmotionnc.com or by conventional mail:

Southeast Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church
Attn: Greg Harper
117 Cobblepoint Way
Holly Springs, NC 27540

Individuals nominating themselves should include an expression of interest that is no longer than a single page, relevant background information, and a Covenant Minister’s Profile.

To nominate another person, submit the name to Harper and include the nominee’s email and phone contact information.

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