Seeking Candidates for Vice President of Mission Priorities

Covenant Offices is seeking candidates for the role of vice president of mission priorities.

Covenant Offices invites applications for the vice president of mission priorities, a key leadership role guiding our mission efforts.

This position supports the executive ministers of Serve Locally, Serve Globally, and Serve Clergy, ensuring ministry initiatives align with denominational goals and remain responsive to the Covenant constituency. Reporting to President Tammy Swanson-Draheim, the vice president collaborates closely with the vice presidents of mission services and finance to shape ministry strategies and priorities for the Covenant denomination.

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To recommend a candidate please contact Randall Jordan, director of human resources, at randall.jordan@covchurch.org.  

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