The General Board of Church and Society (GBCS) provides a listing of job offerings as a service to our visitors. Deadlines for job applications are defined by the offering organization. GBCS will update the contents as much as possible, please use the contact information provided with each job to verify the availability and position qualifications/requirements.
GBCS / UMC jobs - open positions within the United Methodist connection (board, agency and/or conference jop openings).
Social Action jobs - open positions with social action organizations.
Job postings are subject to change by the posting organization without notice. Please contact the organization for updated information on the job opening and further job requirements.
Internships and Volunteer Positions - Applications welcome all year for interns at the General Board of Church and Society.
The Connect U.S. Fund is a foundation/NGO initiative that promotes responsible U.S. global engagement in an increasingly interdependent world through grantmaking and operations that advance critical foreign policy objectives and support an effective, collaborative community of individuals and organizations working toward common objectives. The Fund was created in 2004 and is supported by a funders' collaborative that includes the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Open Society Institute, the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Ploughshares Fund. The Connect U.S. Fund is managed by the Tides Foundation. The Connect U.S. Council provides policy and program guidance for the Connect U.S. initiative, and comprises representatives from each of the five supporting foundations. For more information about the Fund, please visit our website at http://www.connectusfund.org
NMCC seeks a full time E.D.to lead its programs representing more than 800,000 Roman Catholic and Protestant Christians in the state. This requires a person with experience in ecumenical relationships, public advocacy, and administration. Helpful but not required is someone bilingual in Spanish and English. Both ordained and lay Christians will be considered for this position. Deadline for submission is September, 24, 2010.
The Society of St. Andrew is an ecumenical, non-profit, charitable organization that fights hunger by salvaging fresh, nutritious produce from U.S.farms — produce that otherwise would be left to rot — and delivering it to agencies across the nation that serve the poor.
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