Anglican & C of E Jobs UK

Do you have a strategic mind to lead, and a heart to see lives transformed by the word? Wycliffe Bible Translators is one of the most exciting Christian charities to work for. We are a dynamic organisation with a big vision – a world where everyone can know Jesus through the Bible. To help us achieve this vision, we need churches and individuals to support our work financially and through their prayers. To mobilise this vital support, we are looking for a Church Relations Manager for Ireland. In this role, you will be the vital bridge between a monumental global mission and the vibrant faith communities of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. - Salary: £32,000–40,000 + benefits - Location: Home based in Ireland or the option of a desk at our office in Belfast - Terms of appointment: Full-time (37.5 hours per week). Permanent - Closing date: Monday 22 June at 9am - Interview date: Interviews will be held in Belfast on Thursday 2 July. Key responsibilities: - Strategic regional leadership and networking - Church based fundraising - Team management and mobilisation - Team life and spiritual leadership For more information, see our application pack. Benefits include: - 33 days’ annual leave, including bank holidays - Competitive contributory pension scheme - Employer pension contributions up to 7.5% - Fully employer-funded life assurance - 24/7 employee assistance programme for emotional and practical support - Family-friendly employer - Monthly in-person team days in Oxfordshire or the Chilterns (expenses covered) - Hot-desking facility at Belfast office - Fully paid-for professional development opportunities. ​It is an occupational requirement of this role that you have a clear, personal commitment to the beliefs set out in our Statement of Faith and Doctrinal Position Statement.

 Deliver engaging sermons and religious services that resonate with diverse audiences  Provide pastoral care, counselling, and support to individuals and families within the community  Organise and lead religious ceremonies such as weddings, baptisms, and funerals  Facilitate educational programmes, including teaching religious classes and organising community events  Offer guidance on moral and ethical issues in accordance with religious doctrines  Foster a welcoming environment that encourages participation and spiritual growth  Collaborate with community organisations to promote social cohesion and support initiatives aligned with Christian principles

The Redeemed Christian Church of God His Glory Pavilion is a vibrant and dynamic community of believers committed to spreading the Gospel and serving the local community in London. With a strong foundation in Christian principles, this church actively engages in various religious activities, providing advocacy, services, and facilities to foster spiritual growth and communal support. By offering a welcoming space for worship and outreach, it embodies the mission of the Church to minister to the needs of both its congregation and the wider public. Your involvement can help further its impactful work, allowing more individuals to experience the love and teachings of Christ.

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To grow and develop children and family’s ministry across two semi-rural village churches, building on the existing relationships with local schools, community groups and our church family, helping children and families connect with God. This role seeks to pioneer contextually relevant expressions of ministry, through engaging with our communities, helping children and families connect with God, grow in faith and become part of the wider church community. The post holder will be responsible for day-to-day planning and delivery of children and family activities, schools work, and volunteer development. They will have the freedom to shape initiatives alongside or in consultation with the Rector (Pioneer Priest) who will report to the PCCs, with the expectation of operating proactively and on occasion independently.

Join Us for Two Full Days at St Andrews Literature Festival 2026 St Andrews Literature Festival returns in 2026 with Christian authors, thinkers, booklovers, and creatives coming together across two full days of books, faith, and thoughtful conversation. A Day or Two-Day Ticket is the best way to experience the festival, giving you the freedom to move between sessions and workshops, spend time in our bookshop, and visit our art exhibition exploring women in the Old Testament. The 2026 festival brings together over 20 Christian authors and speakers, with contributions from Professor John Lennox, Gavin Calver, Phil Knox, Michele Guinness, Al Gordon, Lauren Windle, Girma Bishaw, Nadim Nassar, Rachael Newham, Andy Kind, Patrick Regan, and many others across the two days. Alongside talks and conversations, the festival includes creative art workshops, writers’ workshops and an exhibition of artwork by Micah Hayns. New for this year, you’re invited to visit our Books Change Lives booth, where delegates can share the story of how God has used a book to change their life, professionally recorded in a short 2–4 minute film. Day Tickets offer better value than booking individual sessions and allow you to stay, listen, reflect, and take part in more of what the festival offers. If you wish to attend Micah’s workshop, this must be added as an extra service underneath your ticket booking.

West Runton Holidays has been operating since 1919 with an aim to make Jesus known to young people through excellent, exciting Christian adventure holidays and activity camps. We are currently recruiting for a new holiday manager. This is an exciting opportunity to manage and develop our portfolio of Christian outdoor activity holidays. This is a part time role of 22.5 hours per week, however the hours can be worked very flexibly. Home based role with occasional travel to attend trustee meetings or to visit holidays during Easter and Summer. We are looking for someone organised with strong attention to detail. Experience working with children or young people is desirable. Please see the attached job description below for full details of the role. To apply please send a copy of your CV and a covering note to info@westrunton.org.uk

This is a part time post to support ongoing and to develop new areas of ministry to children and families. Approximately 10 hours per week on average with some flexibility Salary £15.45 per hour Visit www.paddoxmethodistchurch.org.uk for more details and job description

West Runton Holidays operates with a distinct Christian foundation, focusing primarily on children and young people. By providing services that align with Christian teachings, it aims to enrich the lives of the youth within the community. The charity’s objectives indicate active engagement in religious activities, signalling a commitment to the Christian faith. While not a church itself, it clearly reflects Christian values and principles in all aspects of its mission. As a Christian organisation that also serves the broader community, it embodies the spirit of compassion, faith, and service, making it a notable entity within the realm of Christian charity work.

This is a multi-site role across Redcar. Common Ground is growing — and we’re looking for the right person to help lead the next chapter. This is more than running a coffee shop. It’s about creating places of welcome, belonging and hope, while helping build a sustainable social enterprise that serves our town. We’re looking for someone who can: Lead and develop coffee shop teams Support staff, interns and volunteers Oversee rotas, stock, suppliers and day-to-day operations Grow a culture of welcome, service and community Help develop Common Ground across more than one site You’ll need experience in hospitality, café, retail, catering or a similar operational setting — plus strong people skills, good organisation, and a heart for the mission and values of Redcar Baptist Church. There is a genuine occupational requirement for the post-holder to be a practising Christian. Interested? To request an application pack or arrange an informal conversation, contact: Mark@redcarbaptist.co.uk Applications close Monday 22nd June, end of day. Shortlisting will take place during the week commencing 22nd June, and candidates selected for interview will be contacted during that period.

Redcar Baptist Church serves as a beacon of faith within the local community, providing not only a place of worship but also engaging in various charitable activities. Their objectives encompass a strong commitment to religious activities, ensuring that the teachings of the Gospel resonate beyond their walls and into the hearts of the general public. The church's constitution and operations reflect strong adherence to Christian teachings, fostering spiritual growth and community service. As a thriving congregation, they invite all to participate in their services and community efforts, reinforcing the core values of love, compassion, and service to others in line with Christian principles.

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The Parish of St Thomas and Kilvey Parochial Church Council stands as a beacon of hope and support for the community. With its rich history since 1920, this parish not only serves as a place of worship but also extends its hand to cater to various needs—from helping elderly individuals to providing facilities for young people. The church is committed to embodying the teachings of Christ through active involvement in charitable works aimed at the prevention and relief of poverty. The diverse charitable objectives highlight its dedication to serving all, especially those in need. The strong foundation in Christian faith invites all to experience the love and support of a community rooted in Christ.