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Holy Trinity, Jesmond, set just outside the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne, is looking for a part-time (2 days per week) Worship Leader to join our dynamic and growing Staff Team to deepen and encourage a culture of spirit-led worship in our Sunday services. The successful candidate will work closely with our Vicar and Staff Team, and will also lead, develop, and empower our singers, musicians and AV operators to help them grow as a team. Personal Requirements The Worship Leader should be a spiritually mature Christian who is living and sharing the values of God’s Kingdom. This person must have: • A heart for encountering God in worship. • A passion to draw people to Christ through music and other creative ways of worship. • An ability to explore, develop and deepen corporate worship. • An ability to relate to, and work well with others, showing wisdom, empathy, and leadership. For full details and job specifications, please download a copy of the Worship Leader Job Description. For more information about Holy Trinity, Jesmond, please visit https://ht.church To apply, please submit: • An up-to-date CV • A Cover letter detailing what attracted you to the job, and what you think you would be able to offer Holy Trinity in this role. All applications and enquiries should be sent to office@ht.church Closing Date for Applications: 30th June 2026 Estimated Interview Period: July/August 2026

St Matthew’s and The Minster is a growing Anglican Evangelical church in the town centre of Cheltenham. Our vision is to be Passionate about Jesus. ‍We are looking for an experienced full-time Youth Minister to join our ministry team. Someone passionate to support and develop young people as they come to know Christ and grow in faith. Full job description and person specification are attached. ‍To apply, please complete the attached application form and send it, with a CV to the e-mail address below by Friday 19 June 2026. ‍Interviews will be held in Cheltenham on Thursday 9 July ‍For an informal conversation about the role please contact Rev Jennifer Fellows in the church office: office@stmatthewsandtheminster.org

About the role: This is an exciting opportunity for a highly organised and data-confident marketer to play a pivotal role in helping more couples, parents and those supporting the bereaved access Care for the Family’s trusted services. As Direct Marketing Coordinator, you will bring campaigns to life across email, post and telemarketing, using data and insight to increase reach, deepen engagement and support fundraising and events that make a real difference to the lives of those who use our services. About Care for the Family: Since 1988, Care for the Family has been a charity that exists to strengthen families. As an organization our vision has always been to not only provide help and support in the tough times, but to help families put down strong roots in the good times, helping them to weather the storms of life if and when they arise. We offer courses, events and resources to promote and support thriving family life, as well as preventative care to assist families through crises and help prevent relational breakdown. We operate specialist initiatives such as our national befriending support, coming alongside families who are facing the most challenging of circumstances, including parenting children with additional needs or coping with the loss of a child. We are motivated by Christian compassion and love and are committed to supporting families of all faiths or none, with quality services and resources.

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.

Whether you are taking a career break, having time out after university, or want a gap-year after school – Undivided is a free gap year programme for 18-25 years olds who want a life set apart for Jesus. Starting in September each year, Undivided includes: serving as part of our team; investing in your personal and spiritual growth; having opportunities to share and minister; building authentic friendships; taking part in our discipleship programme Explore. The majority of your working week will be spent serving on our team alongside an amazing group of like-minded Christians. This will mostly involve helping the house team create a welcoming environment for our guests (cleaning, washing up, serving drinks, cleaning rooms, welcoming guests etc.) Undivided also includes the teaching of our popular Explore series, which for many has been life-changing. This includes teaching from Ellel leaders and also time for personal study and reflection. It will share our foundational teachings related to healing and discipleship and will look at topics like forgiveness, rejection, deliverance, inner healing, fear and anxiety, relationships and much more. Explore will broaden your spiritual horizons and help you in your own personal journey. It will also equip you with keys for praying for others. Alongside work and Explore, you will also have opportunities to sit in other teachings and events, receive personal prayer ministry and join in praying for others. Please note that we are currently unable to sponsor visa applications to join Undivided. Therefore, all applicants must have the right to work in the UK. However, if you are from one of these nations, you may be able to join Undivided under the Youth Mobility Scheme: Andorra, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong (if you have an SAR passport), Iceland, Japan, Monaco, New Zealand, San Marino, South Korea, Taiwan, Uruguay. Visit Youth Mobility Scheme visa: Eligibility – GOV.UK for more information.

A year of growth, care, and relationship. The L’Arche Internship is a year of living in a L’Arche community alongside people with learning disabilities. Interns work as a support worker and participate in a training programme all about care, disability, community development, reflection, and spirituality. Interns spend 34 hours a week offering support and care to members with learning disabilities, and 6 hours a week on a bespoke programme. This reflective course involves meeting with other interns and facilitators to explore topics such as activism, power, personal growth, and change-making. Interns then put what they’re learning into practice in their own community by participating in and developing community activities. Visit our website below to read stories shared by our interns https://www.larche.org.uk/listing/category/internship Could the Internship be for you? The Internship is designed for people looking to learn through experience, immerse themselves in community, and work with people with learning disabilities. We do not require applicants to have any particular experience or professional background. We are looking for people who are open to growth and relationship, and who are confident in taking initiative. Our previous cohorts have included school leavers taking a gap year, university students on placement years, people looking for professional development, graduates, and people taking sabbaticals. Read the job pack on our website (and attached) to learn more about the kinds of attributes we’re looking for in interns. *The Internship is for anyone who already has the right to live and work in the UK. If you want to join L'Arche but need a visa, please consider applying to become a Live-in Community Worker. When you click through to our website, you will find a video to find out more about the L’Arche Internship, meet some of our previous interns, and discover what they got out of the programme. Please note this programme used to be called the ‘Soulful’ Internship, but was recently renamed for clarity. https://careers.larche.org.uk/#!filter%5Bcolumns.role-type%5D=Intern You can join the L'Arche Internship in Canterbury, Edinburgh, or Inverness and the Highlands.

A year of growth, care, and relationship. The L’Arche Internship is a year of living in a L’Arche community alongside people with learning disabilities. Interns work as a support worker and participate in a training programme all about care, disability, community development, reflection, and spirituality. Interns spend 34 hours a week offering support and care to members with learning disabilities, and 6 hours a week on a bespoke programme. This reflective course involves meeting with other interns and facilitators to explore topics such as activism, power, personal growth, and change-making. Interns then put what they’re learning into practice in their own community by participating in and developing community activities. Visit our website below to read stories shared by our interns https://www.larche.org.uk/listing/category/internship Could the Internship be for you? The Internship is designed for people looking to learn through experience, immerse themselves in community, and work with people with learning disabilities. We do not require applicants to have any particular experience or professional background. We are looking for people who are open to growth and relationship, and who are confident in taking initiative. Our previous cohorts have included school leavers taking a gap year, university students on placement years, people looking for professional development, graduates, and people taking sabbaticals. Read the job pack on our website (and attached) to learn more about the kinds of attributes we’re looking for in interns. *The Internship is for anyone who already has the right to live and work in the UK. If you want to join L'Arche but need a visa, please consider applying to become a Live-in Community Worker. When you click through to our website, you will find a video to find out more about the L’Arche Internship, meet some of our previous interns, and discover what they got out of the programme. Please note this programme used to be called the ‘Soulful’ Internship, but was recently renamed for clarity. https://careers.larche.org.uk/#!filter%5Bcolumns.role-type%5D=Intern You can join the L'Arche Internship in Canterbury, Edinburgh, or Inverness and the Highlands.

Whether you are taking a career break, having time out after university, or want a gap-year after school – Undivided is a free gap year programme for 18-25 years olds who want a life set apart for Jesus. Starting in September each year, Undivided includes: serving as part of our team; investing in your personal and spiritual growth; having opportunities to share and minister; building authentic friendships; taking part in our discipleship programme Explore. The majority of your working week will be spent serving on our team alongside an amazing group of like-minded Christians. This will mostly involve helping the house team create a welcoming environment for our guests (cleaning, washing up, serving drinks, cleaning rooms, welcoming guests etc.) Undivided also includes the teaching of our popular Explore series, which for many has been life-changing. This includes teaching from Ellel leaders and also time for personal study and reflection. It will share our foundational teachings related to healing and discipleship and will look at topics like forgiveness, rejection, deliverance, inner healing, fear and anxiety, relationships and much more. Explore will broaden your spiritual horizons and help you in your own personal journey. It will also equip you with keys for praying for others. Alongside work and Explore, you will also have opportunities to sit in other teachings and events, receive personal prayer ministry and join in praying for others. Please note that we are currently unable to sponsor visa applications to join Undivided. Therefore, all applicants must have the right to work in the UK. However, if you are from one of these nations, you may be able to join Undivided under the Youth Mobility Scheme: Andorra, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong (if you have an SAR passport), Iceland, Japan, Monaco, New Zealand, San Marino, South Korea, Taiwan, Uruguay. Visit Youth Mobility Scheme visa: Eligibility – GOV.UK for more information.

The Bromsgrove and Redditch Methodist Circuit is looking to recruit a Circuit Mission Enabler to begin as soon as possible. Do you have a heart for outreach, evangelism and mission? Do you have a desire to see people and communities flourish? Do you have the skills to inspire, encourage and enable Local churches to develop missional projects?

Job outline: Small Steps is a valued community project run by Hope Vineyard Oxford from a shopping centre that is in the heart of the East-Oxford community. We are looking for the right person with a passion for supporting local families, and a desire to share Jesus in practical and creative ways to lead this project. The successful candidate will provide strategic leadership for Small Steps, overseeing its vision, sustainable growth, fundraising, partnerships, operations, finances, and impact reporting. There is a Small Steps Coordinator who is already employed, and helps run Small Steps and leads a growing team of volunteers. The Small Steps Lead will manage current staff and also volunteers, and develop relationships with schools, health providers, businesses, and community organisations. The Small Steps Lead will be responsible for fostering a culture that honours Jesus, and values every person as made in God's image, which is why this post falls within the definition of an Occupational Requirement as per the Equality Act 2010. An Enhanced DBS check is required for appointment. Part-time: - Either 22.5 hours per week term-time only (0.6 WTE = 3 days p/w) - or 18.75 hours per week (0.5 Whole Time Equivalent = 2.5 days p/w) Closing date: Apply by 30th of June 2026, but we may close early if we find the right candidate. For more information on Small Steps and to find out more about Hope Vineyard Oxford, please visit our website: www.hopeoxford.org/smallsteps View the Job Outline, Person Specification, and Application Form within the application pack.

A year of growth, care, and relationship. The L’Arche Internship is a year of living in a L’Arche community alongside people with learning disabilities. Interns work as a support worker and participate in a training programme all about care, disability, community development, reflection, and spirituality. Interns spend 34 hours a week offering support and care to members with learning disabilities, and 6 hours a week on a bespoke programme. This reflective course involves meeting with other interns and facilitators to explore topics such as activism, power, personal growth, and change-making. Interns then put what they’re learning into practice in their own community by participating in and developing community activities. Visit our website below to read stories shared by our interns https://www.larche.org.uk/listing/category/internship Could the Internship be for you? The Internship is designed for people looking to learn through experience, immerse themselves in community, and work with people with learning disabilities. We do not require applicants to have any particular experience or professional background. We are looking for people who are open to growth and relationship, and who are confident in taking initiative. Our previous cohorts have included school leavers taking a gap year, university students on placement years, people looking for professional development, graduates, and people taking sabbaticals. Read the job pack on our website (and attached) to learn more about the kinds of attributes we’re looking for in interns. *The Internship is for anyone who already has the right to live and work in the UK. If you want to join L'Arche but need a visa, please consider applying to become a Live-in Community Worker. When you click through to our website, you will find a video to find out more about the L’Arche Internship, meet some of our previous interns, and discover what they got out of the programme. Please note this programme used to be called the ‘Soulful’ Internship, but was recently renamed for clarity. https://careers.larche.org.uk/#!filter%5Bcolumns.role-type%5D=Intern You can join the L'Arche Internship in Canterbury, Edinburgh, or Inverness and the Highlands.

HOPE VINEYARD CHURCH OXFORD serves as a beacon of faith and community in Oxford. With a foundation rooted in Christian principles, this church actively engages in prayer, worship, and service to enhance the lives of its members and the broader community. Their charitable objectives, including advocacy and providing services to the general public, reflect a commitment to living out the teachings of Christ. Bringing hope and support to those in need is at the heart of their mission, demonstrating a clear alignment with Christian values. As a church, they are dedicated to not only nurturing spiritual growth but also addressing various social issues, mirroring the love and compassion Jesus exemplified during His time on earth.

We have an exciting opportunity and are looking to appoint a Finance Manager to join our Woodlands Church Family Finance Team.   You will be working with our WCF Finance Committee to provide high quality financial information and support to the Senior Leadership Team, Trustees and Finance Committee of Woodlands Church Family. The Role Candidates should be highly motivated, enthusiastic, able to take initiative, work well in a team and be committed to see the church community grow in their faith and reach the city for Jesus. Key areas of work for the position of Finance Manager include: 1. Management reporting 2. Budget and Reconciliation of income and expenses for Conferences, Weekends Away and other events 3. Controls and Procedures 4. Restricted Funds 5. Audit and Year End 6. Payroll 7. Giving and Gift Aid 8. Investments 9. Budgets 10. Line management of Finance Administrator 11. Governance support For full details and how to apply, please visit our website: https://www.woodlandschurch.net/blog/vacancy-finance The closing date for applications is midnight on Sunday 14th June 2026. However, this vacancy will close once we have sufficient applications.

The Operations Director, in collaboration with the trustees and the camp group leaders, supports all the practical aspects of the holiday ministries and plays a key role in the development of the strategic vision of the Trust. The role is to provide professional support to the trustees and camp groups, and to leverage those areas that can be addressed as a Trust, rather than as individual camp groups. This involves supporting good governance and the operation of the camp groups.