5 jobs found in Portsmouth

Children’s and Youth Worker Milford on Sea Benefice Role: Children’s/ Families/ Youth (dependent on skills and experience) Salary range: £26,000-£30,000 Holiday: 25 days, plus bank holidays Working Hours: minimum 20 hours up to 40 hrs per week (flexible but inclusive of Tuesday and Sunday mornings)   Role Overview We’re looking for someone to join our Children’s and Youth team, to help coordinate this growing ministry in our parish and school, working alongside our Families, School and Youth Minister. Our younger generation ministry stretches from 0-18 years, so we are flexible in terms of the focus and either full or part-time hours. We want to shape the role around the skills and experience of the person God is calling to join us, though there is a focus on the 0-7 years age range. This is an exciting opportunity to build on an established and growing ministry.   We are looking for someone who ·       loves...

Are you passionate about children and young people encountering the love of Father God, journeying with Jesus, and being filled with the Holy Spirit? Do you feel called to kids or youth ministry and want to be trained and equipped? We’re looking for Trainee Kids & Trainee Youth Workers to join the team at Chanctonbury Church. This role offers hands-on ministry experience, leadership development, and the chance to be part of a Spirit-filled church community, along with part-time study. Take a look at the details here: Trainee Kids and Youth Worker 2026 / Trainee Kids and Youth Worker 2026 If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you! If you would like a conversation about these roles ahead of applying, please drop us a message: Holly Draper: kids@chanctonbury.org.uk Andy & Lillie Storey: youth@chanctonbury.org.uk or come along on a Sunday!

The Pioneer Families Worker will nurture, develop, and oversee children and families ministry at Andover Methodist Church , while also pioneering a new expression of church and community engagement among families on the Picket Twenty housing development .   The role combines pastoral care, missional outreach, community building, and faith exploration , with a particular focus on families who may have little or no prior connection to church. The post holder will help create welcoming, inclusive, and relational spaces where faith can be explored naturally and safely.   Key Responsibilities   1. Children and Families Ministry at Andover Methodist Church Oversee and develop existing children’s and families work, including Sunday activities, week day outreach, and start new midweek after school provision. Support, encourage, and coordinate volunteers involved in children’s and families ministry. Work with the minister and leadership team to ensure...

📍 Salisbury, Wiltshire  ⏰ Full-time (35 hours per week)  💷 £27,500 – £32,000 (depending on experience)  Join us in shaping the faith of the next generation! St Paul’s Salisbury is a lively evangelical Anglican church at the heart of the city, passionate about sharing the good news of Jesus and pursuing Spirit‑filled, transformative ministry. We are seeking a gifted and committed  Children & Family Lead  to lead and grow our ministry among children (0–11) and their families. This is an exciting opportunity to play a central role in the life of a thriving church, helping children come to know Jesus, grow as His disciples, and connect families into the life of the church. The Role You will: Ensure our children’s ministry reflects the church’s vision and ethos, and lead its development and growth on Sundays and throughout the week Share the gospel creatively and clearly with children, helping them respond and grow in faith Build strong relationships with...

We are hiring a Youth Worker who will develop, lead, and nurture the faith of young people across Burghfield and Mortimer villages. Mortimer and Burghfield Methodist Churches have growing numbers of young people in their congregations. At Mortimer four teenagers and six primary school aged children regularly worship, and at Burghfield eight teenagers and 12 primary school aged children are present most Sundays. Beyond Sunday worship, the secondary school aged children attend a fortnightly Sunday evening youth club, along with another dozen young people from a neighbouring church. An additional mid-week group is being set up, and a Bible study for the older young people (16+ ) is running this summer – shared with a third local free church. Summer holiday clubs are often run with other local churches, and youth weekends, firework nights, BBQs, alpha courses and baptisms are part of both churches’ heritage. There are experienced and new volunteers in both congregations....