Christian Charity Jobs

Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Cathy Madavan will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul.

Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Cathy Madavan will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul.

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has,’ to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home.

From the boy described as ‘making no use of what little ability he has,’ to an international best-selling author and speaker, Rob Parsons has a lifetime’s experience of overcoming obstacles. Join Rob on a journey through the decades as he reflects on a life mixed with laughter and tears, and draws on vivid stories from childhood, right through to the present day. He’ll tap into a wealth of experience to help us make the best of our circumstances, gifts, opportunities – and perhaps most of all – our relationships. In An Evening with Rob Parsons, we invite you to pull up a chair and settle in for a poignant night of storytelling that will reawaken your purpose and stay with you long after you head home.

As Fundraising Manager, you’ll find and inspire new supporters and grow our Hope Givers regular giving programme. You’ll work closely with our CEO and Communications & Marketing Manager predominantly on campaigns and donor acquisition strategies. This is an opportunity to build something that lasts, and to see people find help for years to come. Responsible to: CEO Works closely with: Communications & Marketing Manager, Support Services Coordinator, Wellbeing Groups Lead Place of work: Hybrid: minimum 2 days a week in Leeds, West Yorkshire, the rest from home, with UK travel to festivals, events and churches Salary: £33,000 - £35,000 (dependent on experience) Contract: Permanent Benefits: 37.5 hours a week (part time or job share would be considered)

Do you love God and long to see the local church flourish? Do you have a God given passion for and experience of translating vision into strategic and effective planning and delivery, harnessing and directing resources to match the priorities and ministry of a church or charity? Can you provide organisational leadership and oversight to ensure good governance, transparency of operations and management of risk alongside experience of ensuring the smooth and efficient running of a church or charity? St. Andrew’s is an evangelical church in the Diocese of Oxford with priorities of developing leaders, growing churches and transforming communities as we see lives transformed by Jesus. We have 4 congregations on a Sunday with average attendance of c.450 people each week, spanning all ages – we also have a church plant on the local estate of Cutteslowe which has a significant presence in the community. We are looking for an Operations Manager to serve as a strategic partner to the Vicar, building and implementing strategies, structures and systems to deliver the Church’s vision, mission and plans; to provide operational leadership, ensuring effective execution of projects, oversight of key administrative functions and fostering a culture of collaboration across ministry teams at St. Andrew’s church. As part of the senior leadership, the role holder will provide spiritual and strategic leadership so that the Operations ministry of the church rightly serves, resources and contributes to ministry plans. Please see our website for more details and application form www.standrewsoxford.org/jobs or contact dan.heyward@standrewsoxford.org. We’d love to chat with you about the opportunity. There is a genuine occupational requirement that the holder of this post is a committed Christian.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Andrew, Oxford, represents a vibrant Christian community dedicated to serving both its members and the wider public. As a part of the Church of England, this charity is rooted in the Christian tradition, emphasising worship, community engagement, and support for those in need. Its objectives include religious activities, grants for individuals and organisations, and providing essential buildings and services. This stabilising presence in Oxford fosters unity and spiritual growth, reflecting the teachings of Jesus and the values of the Gospel.

Care for the Family is a dedicated Christian charity that seeks to support families through various initiatives, promoting strong, healthy family relationships. It operates with a foundation of Christian values, aiming to provide resources and assistance to families from a faith-based perspective. The charity’s work encompasses advocacy, education, and support, focusing especially on couples, children, and the elderly, reflecting a holistic approach to community welfare. The explicit identification as a Christian charity aligns it with the mission of cultivating family life and nurturing spirituality within families, making it a suitable candidate for inclusion in Christian directories.

Drifting apart is one of the biggest reasons why many couples decide to call it quits. But there are simple ways to prioritise each other and stop just going through the motions. Going the Distance is a practical, down-to-earth evening for couples - a rare chance to stop, take stock and invest in your relationship. With genuine honesty and plenty of humour, Philip Jinadu and Cathy Madavan will share practical ideas of how to communicate well, deepen connection and intentionally set the course for your relationship. This event will help you spot warning signs, avoid roadblocks and continue your journey together, for a vibrant and lasting marriage. Whether you’ve been together for years or are just starting out; if your seven-year itch is lasting longer than you hoped, or you’re in a permanent state of matrimonial bliss, we believe this event will help you in the now, and over the long haul.

A relaxed in-person brunch with good food, great company, and faith-filled conversation. The Divine Brunch: A Christian Supper Club is an in-person gathering for good company, Christian fellowship, a community where you can feel at home. For our launch, we’re welcoming women aged 30 and over to come together over good food and conversations rooted in faith. Whether you’re looking to widen your circle, meet women who share your Christian values or simply enjoy an afternoon of encouragement, you’re warmly invited. We believe friendship grows when we make time for one another. The Divine Brunch creates space to share experiences, celebrate life’s joys and support each other through its different seasons, with Christ at the centre. Come on your own or bring a friend. We’ll be there to welcome you. There’s a place for you at the table.

The Manager will lead and develop the strategic and operational responsibilities of the charity, in order to serve and promote its charitable objectives. The Besom in York is a Christian charity which is set up to help Christians and churches serve those in need in their area. Our vision is to be a bridge between those who have time, money, skills or items to give and those who need them. We hope and pray that those who give through Besom will learn more about God's heart for the poor and that their relationship with Him will grow deeper as a result. The role is based in York, and there is a requirement for the manager to live in or within reasonable commute of the City of York. For more details and a job pack please contact trustees@thebesominyork.co.uk

We’re looking for a talented Direct Mail Coordinator to take a leading role in UCB’s direct mail programme. This is a hands-on role for someone who loves bringing all the moving parts together. You’ll coordinate campaigns from idea to delivery, working across creative, data, print and fundraising, as well as helping to develop supporter journeys that span both print and digital. You’ll work closely with colleagues across UCB, manage relationships with external print partners and lead two members of the team. We’re looking for someone highly organised, great with detail, confident managing multiple projects and excited by the opportunity to use their skills to help further UCB’s vision. If you love making things happen and want your work to have real purpose, we’d love to hear from you. This position is currently based at our Broadcast Centre, Hanchurch Lane, Hanchurch, Stoke on Trent ST4 8RY. We anticipate returning to newly refurbished premises in Westport Road, Burslem, Stoke on Trent ST6 4JF late 2026/early 2027 Closing date for applications: - Thursday 10th December 2026 noon Zoom Pre-Interviews: 17th or 18th December 2026 On-Site Interviews: 7th January 2027 Salary: £28,545 - £31,545 per annum depending on skill and experience. Plus staff benefits that include life assurance of 4x salary, healthcare cash plan, and matched pension contributions up to 6% For an application form and job description please visit www.ucb.co.uk/vacancies Don’t forget to visit our privacy page on www.ucb.co.uk/privacy UCB is a Christian Charity. Schedule 9 Part 1 (3a) and (3b) of the Equality Act 2010 apply to this vacancy

United Christian Broadcasters Limited is committed to spreading the Gospel through various media platforms. Established with a clear Christian foundation, the organisation focuses on education and advocacy while promoting religious activities. Their emphasis on serving the general public aligns with Christian teachings of service and compassion. By delivering valuable content that reflects Christian values, UCB enhances both spiritual growth and community engagement. This charity is a beacon for those seeking to deepen their faith through understanding and connection.

Embrace is a Christian charity which offers support to women at risk of exploitation, particularly those who sell sex on the streets. As Project Manager, you will be the prime point of contact for Embrace and co-ordinator of activity. You will be responsible for modelling and promoting Embrace's ethos and values, and supporting volunteers to do likewise. As well as providing direct, practical and spiritual support to vulnerable women through the week, you will manage a team of volunteers who support the work of Embrace. You will also coordinate the day to day running and be the primary 'face' of Embrace to partners, public and service users. https://www.embrace-uk.org/job-opportunities

Embrace Warwickshire Limited is a charitable organisation rooted in Christian values, dedicated to uplifting communities across Warwickshire. Focused on economic development, education, and health, it strives to empower individuals and relieve poverty, particularly among people with disabilities. Through advocacy and service provision, Embrace fosters an inclusive environment that promotes well-being and spiritual growth. Its initiatives often reflect a commitment to serving others, echoing the teachings of Christ in practical, impactful ways. By engaging with local communities and providing essential resources, Embrace plays a significant role in embodying faith through action.

Are you a creative thinker? Could you help a growing church flourish? We’re looking for an energised, entrepreneurial person to help support our growth and mission with vital work behind the scenes. You’ll work with a friendly and supportive staff team, bolstered by an encouraging church community. This is a varied role combining day-to-day church administration with initiatives to develop and diversify the church’s income, particularly through increased hall and room hire. You’ll have the opportunity to help more people and organisations make use of our facilities, build positive relationships with the local community and contribute to Emmanuel’s long-term financial sustainability. We’re looking for someone who: is highly organised and proactive. has an eye for spotting opportunities and gets excited about leading new initiatives. enjoys working as part of a community. has excellent communication, organisational and IT skills. is committed to Emmanuel’s vision and values, and is a practising Christian. Experience in business development, sales, marketing, fundraising, grant applications or venue hire would be an advantage, although we are interested in the skills and potential you could bring to the role. Could you use your gifts to support Emmanuel’s ministry? Your vital behind-the-scenes work will help our mission and ministry flourish. Hours: 15 hours a week, with flexible or annualised working arrangements considered. Salary: £10,998 per annum (Real Living Wage).