Ministry Intern
Niddrie Community Church | Scotland | findajob.dwp.gov.uk |
Job Title: Ministry Intern
Location: Applicants may be required to work at existing church plants in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Inverness, or any new locations established in Scotland.
Job Description
Niddrie Community Church, based in Edinburgh, work in collaboration with 20schemes Ltd. to recruit missionaries to live and serve in the schemes of Scotland. This part-time position offers practical ministry and training over two years. Due to the nature of the role, there is a requirement to live in the community and be a member of the church at which you will be placed.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
• Share the gospel message of the Christian faith
• Establish new and maintain existing community contacts
• Develop pastoral relationships
• Participate in or lead group activities (e.g. children’s groups, Bible studies)
• Participate in ministry activities of the church as required (e.g. café, community activities)
• Assist church leaders with organisation, administration and running of ministries
• Participate in general housekeeping
Desired Experience/Qualifications
• Theological Training
• Experience working within a ministry context
• Experience working with people from complex backgrounds
Salary
Fundraising is required for this position and a fundraising goal met before start. Salary is £22,724.00, full time equivalent.
Safeguarding
This role may involve working with children or vulnerable adults. Niddrie Community Church is committed to safeguarding. All applicants will be subject to vetting and disclosure checks.
Applications can only be considered from those who are U.K. citizens or who otherwise have a right to work in the U.K.
Occupational Requirement
An occupational requirement applies in terms of the Equality Act (part 1, schedule 9). This post requires the occupant to have a personal faith in Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, and to believe that the Bible is fully trustworthy, in all that it affirms, and is the highest authority for faith and life in keeping with 20schemes’ statement of faith.
These principles require to be applied alongside the professional skills required in this role.
To apply please ask for an application form by emailing apply@20schemes.com. CV’s submitted without a form cannot be considered as an application.
Niddrie Community church is a Scottish Charity, SC042804. Regulated by the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) Company: SC412661
Location: Applicants may be required to work at existing church plants in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Inverness, or any new locations established in Scotland.
Job Description
Niddrie Community Church, based in Edinburgh, work in collaboration with 20schemes Ltd. to recruit missionaries to live and serve in the schemes of Scotland. This part-time position offers practical ministry and training over two years. Due to the nature of the role, there is a requirement to live in the community and be a member of the church at which you will be placed.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
• Share the gospel message of the Christian faith
• Establish new and maintain existing community contacts
• Develop pastoral relationships
• Participate in or lead group activities (e.g. children’s groups, Bible studies)
• Participate in ministry activities of the church as required (e.g. café, community activities)
• Assist church leaders with organisation, administration and running of ministries
• Participate in general housekeeping
Desired Experience/Qualifications
• Theological Training
• Experience working within a ministry context
• Experience working with people from complex backgrounds
Salary
Fundraising is required for this position and a fundraising goal met before start. Salary is £22,724.00, full time equivalent.
Safeguarding
This role may involve working with children or vulnerable adults. Niddrie Community Church is committed to safeguarding. All applicants will be subject to vetting and disclosure checks.
Applications can only be considered from those who are U.K. citizens or who otherwise have a right to work in the U.K.
Occupational Requirement
An occupational requirement applies in terms of the Equality Act (part 1, schedule 9). This post requires the occupant to have a personal faith in Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, and to believe that the Bible is fully trustworthy, in all that it affirms, and is the highest authority for faith and life in keeping with 20schemes’ statement of faith.
These principles require to be applied alongside the professional skills required in this role.
To apply please ask for an application form by emailing apply@20schemes.com. CV’s submitted without a form cannot be considered as an application.
Niddrie Community church is a Scottish Charity, SC042804. Regulated by the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) Company: SC412661
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