5 jobs found in London

For over a year, we’ve been praying for the right moment to appoint someone to this role— we’re excited that our congregation has caught the vision and funded a post for a minimum of three-years. If you are passionate about helping children and families go deeper in faith and have the experience to develop new ministries and projects, then we may have been praying for you! St Mark’s is a growing, diverse Anglican church serving Kensal Rise and Harlesden. Our parish is small, but over 1,000 children attend three primary schools and a large nursery within a mile of our church. Each Sunday, we welcome over 40 under-12s, making St. Mark's one of the largest children's churches in our borough. Remarkably, this ministry has been built and sustained entirely by volunteers: 30 committed team members run and grow 3 age-groups, which shows how deeply we all believe in children's ministry. Children’s ministry is not a side-project at St Mark’s, rather God is calling us to go deeper in our...

We are looking for an experienced and relational Youth Worker to lead and grow our work with young people. This is an opportunity to invest in an already strong and committed group of young people, helping them deepen their faith, build meaningful relationships, and play a full part in the life of the church.   This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about discipleship, enjoys building relationships, and is able to work with initiative while collaborating closely with church leadership. You will also play a key role in supporting and developing a team of volunteers who help deliver this work.   If you are motivated by seeing young people grow in faith, confident working in a relational and dynamic environment, and excited by the opportunity to shape and evolve youth work within a supportive church community, we would love to hear from you.

Purpose of the role: To serve on the leadership team of The Ladygrove Church (TLC) and to oversee our Children’s and Family’s work.   Who we are: TLC is a small but growing church in Didcot based in a parish whose population is rapidly expanding due to two new residential developments. Our current minister joined us in 2025 and we are in an exciting season of change and growth.   Key Responsibilities: Cultivating one's own prayer life and theological foundation for ministering in this role Strengthening the discipleship and spiritual development of children and families within our church Actively engaging with our children’s work as it currently operates and discerning a path forward which better serves the needs of children/families/wider congregation. Leading and coordinating the children’s work at TLC Building, overseeing and resourcing a team of lay volunteers to support the Children’s and Family’s work...