God Needs You!Pete Ward - 15 Sep 2010
Do you feel called to work on our International Team in a role that will change the world? It sounds like a big ask, but with God everything is possible!
24-7 Prayer is looking for a 'Chaplain Overseer' to radically move us forward in the spiritual and organisational direction of the movement. They will be a member of the senior team, shaping the way the movement will grow over the next 10 years.
The following is a short description of the role and if it catches your interest, please download the full job description at the foot of this article.
The Chaplain Overseer will focus on resourcing prayer, mobilising mission and training leaders.
They will manage a team, lead prayers and worship, and have pastoral responsibilities.
Essential skills and qualifications will include having lead prayer networks globally, extensive cross cultural experience, being ordained within a mainline Christian denomination with at least 5 years of theology studies including a degree, ideally coupled with senior management qualifications covering HR, Finance and Marketing.
The chaplain overseer will have good knowledge of developing world nations, including Africa, Latin America and Asia.
They will have extensive Christian youth work experience, along with demonstrable achievements in managing a small charity or organisation from operations perspective. Excellent people and relational skills are essential.
Queries or applications should be sent to me, Pete Ward, via the email address in this pdf job description.
Closing date for applications is 15th October 2010.
Pete Ward has spent the last 20 years of his life learning more about the journey of prayer. Pete was one of the founders of the Reading Boiler Room, and has been involved in 24-7 since rumours of what God was up to through this model of prayer started circulating the south of England. Before being dramatically called to come and help 24-7 in the area of Operations, Pete worked for 10 years in the IT industry in the UK’s version of Silicon Valley. He enjoys music and photography, and sharing good food with friends.
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