Two new job postings. Please forward them to all you think may be interersted:

Presbytery Support Minister, Waterloo Presbytery

http://www.united-church.ca/getinvolved/jobs/14-06

Conference Personnel Minister, South West & Toronto Southeast Presbyteries, Toronto Conference

Positions Available: The British Columbia Conference of The United Church of Canada currently has three Conference Minister Positions available.

Position Available: Information & Statistics Assistant, #UCCan

The General Council Office of The United Church of Canada is seeking an individual to fill the role of Convenor, Hospitality and Office Services on a full-time term basis from July 15, 2013 - June 1

Conference Personnel Minister, London Conference
 

Are you excited about the proposed changes to pastoral relations and keen to be part of their development? London Conference will be one of the test sites for the Effective Leadership and Healthy Pastoral Relations initiative. As the Personnel Minister based in the Conference office in London, you would have a chance to be involved in exploring these changes while also resourcing the Ministry and Personnel network.

In case anybody missed this.... The application deadline is Sept. 14.

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We've posted several new job listings, including three exciting positions in the General Council's Philanthropy Unit. Take a look!

http://www.united-church.ca/getinvolved/jobs/

Although I know Aaron will likely have a more official posting here (somewhere), I'm a bit invested in these job postings; successful candidates will work with us here in Ministry and Employment. They're professional roles not related, particularly, with ministry, although that is no barrier (with the required skill qualifications met). Both are roles that have opened due to retirements:

Both can be viewed with all the application details and deadlines on: http://www.united-church.ca/getinvolved/jobs

From the United Church Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/UnitedChurchCda):

Steve Jobs has been called a visionary.

Jesus was a visionary.

Can the two be compatible with each other and the word visionary? Seem like two different visions to me. What do you think?