Christian Charity Jobs

We are seeking a passionate dedicated Nursery Manager to join our team of Early Years Professionals. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in early years education with relevant experience as a leader. Qualified to level 3 or above in Childcare/Early years and a knowledge of Safeguarding, SEND and the EYFS are essential. As the nursery manager, you will play a vital role in creating a nurturing and stimulating environment for children aged 2-5 years. You will be part of a team who actively support the Christian ethos of the playgroup. We are a term time nursery (38 weeks a year) with sessions running from 8.15am-1pm.| For full job description and application form, please call Louise Hawthorne on 07912 673524 or email Lalehamchurchplaygroup@hotmail.co.uk

Our guest house, Casa de Pan, situated near the end of the Camino de Santiago is seeking to design a prayer garden. The guest house has a plot of land adjacent to it that requires some landscaping, gardening, building fences, planting bushes or flowers, cutting down trees, finishing the prayer labyrinth and adding some prayer stations with benches, etc. Once this plot of land is transformed into a prayer garden it will support the ministry of Casa de Pan, which provides hospitality, soul care and spiritual formation to pilgrims and people with a desire to cultivate their spiritual life. Every year hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world walk this pilgrimage and come to Santiago. Casa de Pan is located one day before the end. The vision is to provide a monastic space where guests can join in a rhythm of prayer, study, work and rest, seeking to grow in their relationship with God.

Playgroup Manager Vacancy Due to retirement, a vacancy has arisen in our playgroup for the Manager’s position. This position is for 33 hours a week over 39 weeks (38 during term time plus one week). Remuneration is subject to qualifications and experience. A detailed job description and person specification is available on request. To apply for this position an application pack is available from Julie Stedman, Playgroup Manager - playgroup@stjohnswelling.org.uk, Church Office - office@stjohnswelling.org.uk or Val Gompers. To discuss the position please contact Val Gompers via the Church Office on office@stjohnswelling.org.uk The closing date for applications is Thursday, March 12th 2026 and interviews will take place the following Wednesday or by appointment. Val Gompers Chairperson of Playgroup Council

The Parochial Church Council of All Saints' Laleham is a cornerstone of faith and community in the area, dedicated to serving its congregation and the wider public. As a church council, it embodies Christian values through its charitable objectives, which include assisting children, the elderly, and those with disabilities. The governing document, rooted in the Church Representation Rules, reinforces its commitment to a Christian foundation. This charity is a beacon of hope and service, providing not just spiritual guidance but also support and facilities for various community needs. Engage with All Saints' Laleham and partake in their numerous initiatives, fostering both spiritual upliftment and social responsibility.

The Opportunity: We are a small, growing, Anglican Evangelical church. Whilst we’ve been joined by a few young families, we need someone to help us reach young people with the Good News of Jesus Christ. The Person: You will… • love the Lord Jesus and want to know Him more through his word in the Bible. • be able to relate to people of all ages. • be able to take initiative in starting new projects, recruiting helpers and running a team. • have experience of working with under 18’s. • Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. • Post is full time & subject to an enhanced DBS check. • There is an occupational requirement for the post holder to be a practising Christian

We are looking for a driver to take our Mobile Youth Venue from its depot to locations around Waltham Forest. This person will support our youth work team by: safely bringing the vehicle to our sessions, setting up the facilities and supporting the team in providing youth work activities and support to young people. This role is for two four hour sessions per week (afterschool time). A kind and friendly personality is essential. Willingness to work with young people (mostly teenagers) is also important, experience in working this age group would be helpful. Please note: A completed application form will be required along with x3 references and a DBS check in order to comply with our safeguarding requirements. Job Type: Part-time Pay: £14.93 per hour Expected hours: 8 per week Benefits: Company pension Free parking On-site parking Sick pay

BECOME AN ALTITUDER Applications for the 2026/27 Altituder team will be opening soon, and we’d love you to consider stepping into a season of mission in the mountains. An Altituder spends the winter living in Chalet Altitude in Méribel, part of a community of young Christians who love Jesus and love skiing. Together we reach seasonal workers, locals and visitors with the life-changing love of Jesus. This isn’t just a ski season. It’s a season of mission, discipleship and deep community. Throughout the winter you’ll build friendships across the resort, serve in the life of the chalet, take part in outreach events, and join our Ski Angels teams helping keep people safe on the mountain. Your days at Altitude Mission follow a natural rhythm. Mornings begin with Bible reading, prayer and breakfast together. During the day you’ll often be out skiing, meeting seasonnaires, sharing faith conversations on chairlifts, or serving the community around the resort. Afternoons regularly involve Ski Angels shifts, where trained teams head to the main après-ski spots to help skiers get home safely. Sometimes that means helping someone find their skis or carrying equipment up the slope. Occasionally it means responding to more serious situations where first aid is needed. Evenings centre around shared meals in the chalet, worship, prayer, community events and time spent with friends across the resort. Every Wednesday we host Beer & Burgers, welcoming around 200 seasonnaires into the chalet for food, friendship and conversation. Sundays include our church service in the small mountain chapel, where Altituders help run the service and are encouraged to explore their gifts in worship, preaching, welcome or tech. Alongside outreach and community life, there are regular seminars and teaching sessions designed to help you grow in your faith and leadership. MISSION CONTRIBUTION The Altituder programme requires a financial contribution to help cover the cost of living and serving in Méribel for the winter season. Full Season Altituder (November – April) £9,000 mission contribution This contribution covers: - Accommodation in Chalet Altitude - Food and shared living costs - Discipleship teaching and mentoring - Ski Angels training and equipment - Participation in all Altitude Mission outreach and ministry While £9,000 covers the mission contribution, the actual cost of having an Altituder in resort is closer to £15,000 for the season. Thanks to the generosity of supporters and past alumni, Altitude Mission is able to subsidise the remainder so that more people can step into this experience of mission and discipleship. Many Altituders also raise support from churches, family and friends to help fund their season. MINI-ALTITUDER (4–6 WEEK MISSION EXPERIENCE) Not ready for a full season? You can still be part of what God is doing in Méribel. Coming to Altitude Mission for four to six weeks is an immersive and deeply formative experience. You step away from everyday routines and into a focused season of growth, living in close community, serving with purpose, and being challenged to go deeper in your faith. It’s a space to learn, reflect and be equipped while building meaningful relationships and gaining clarity, confidence and direction for what God may be calling you into next. MINI-ALTITUDER CONTRIBUTION 4 Week Short-Term Mission £3,200 6 Week Short-Term Mission (January – April) £4,800 6 Week Short-Term Mission starting in December (Christmas Period) £5,495

Community Lead – Tubestation Methodist Church at Polzeath, Polzeath Beach. Do you love building community? Surf culture. Creativity. Jesus. Hospitality. Partnership. Pop-ups. Beach life…. Tubestation is looking for a part-time Community Lead (20 hours per week) to help shape the next chapter of our connected, creative, Christ-centred community. We’re looking for someone who can build relationships across the surf and skate community, nurture local partnerships, create welcoming spaces, and help people connect to the developing rhythm of the Tube. £15–£16 per hour (dependent on experience) 3-year contract If this sounds like you — or someone you know — we’d love to hear from you. For more details, contact: 📩 enquiries@tubestation.org

Job Role South West London Vineyard (SWLV) is looking for a highly organised and proactive Administrative Assistant to support the life and ministries of the church during an important interim season. This varied and hands-on role will provide vital administrative support across multiple ministry areas, particularly VKids and Growbaby, as well as helping ensure the smooth running of the church office. From coordinating volunteer teams and processing DBS checks, to managing stock, updating ChurchSuite, and supporting church events, you’ll play a key role behind the scenes enabling ministry to flourish. Details 7.5 hours per week (flexible across 2 days, ideally including Thursday) Location: Wimbledon (SW19) Fixed Term: until 31st January 2027 Start: ASAP How to apply Please see our website here: www.swlv.org.uk/blog/join-our-team Application closing date: Tuesday 7th April, 9am

Job Role Are you passionate about seeing young people encounter Jesus and grow in their God-given identity? South West London Vineyard (SWLV) is seeking a gifted and enthusiastic Youth Pastor to lead and shape our ministry to 11–18s during an important interim season. This role will be instrumental in casting vision, building teams and developing inspiring, kingdom-focused youth provision both within the church and in the local community. You will oversee Sunday youth gatherings, lead discipleship and pastoral care, coordinate events and trips (including DTI and residentials), and cultivate a welcoming, Christ-centred environment where young people can thrive. Details 15 hours per week (including two Sunday mornings and two evenings per month) Location: Wimbledon (SW19) & Putney (SW15) Fixed Term: until 31st January 2027 Start: ASAP How to apply Please see our website here: www.swlv.org.uk/blog/join-our-team Application closing date: Tuesday 7th April, 9am

We are seeking enthusiastic Christians to serve on a voluntary basis in our community coffee shop with a heart to evangelise people who are not-yet-Christians. Our coffee shop is part of a thriving calendar of weekly events including, art groups, toddler groups, after-school clubs, scrabble clubs, craft groups, and wellbeing groups. We are in a beautiful rural village location close to the historic town of Bedford. All of our volunteers are entitled to receive a free lunch on the day when they serve.

Bromham Baptist Church serves as a beacon of hope within the Bromham community, offering support to various groups including the young and elderly. Its commitment to religious activities intertwined with charitable goals reflects a deep-rooted Christian foundation, aligning with the teachings of Christ. Through providing a nurturing environment, the church not only facilitates worship but also assists the broader public. The church's activities aim to uphold Christian values and spread the message of the Gospel, fostering a spirit of compassion and service. This position illustrates a faithful dedication to living out the call of Christ in the community, making it a vital institution for both spiritual growth and social outreach.

Altitude Mission, while actively engaging in charitable pursuits, such as providing services to children and young people, does not explicitly present itself as a Christian organisation in its governing documentation. The inclusion of 'religious activities' in its objectives suggests a faith-based component; however, this alone does not fully qualify it as a Christian charity. Without overt Christian identifiers or terminology, it is appropriate to suggest that while the charity operates with a caring ethos aligning with Christian values, it may appeal broadly to individuals of various faiths. Those seeking to support Christian initiatives may want to consider the specific religious underpinnings of the organisation when choosing to engage.

SW London Vineyard is a vibrant expression of faith, rooted in Christian values and dedicated to serving the community. As a church, they focus not only on worship but also on outreach and support for those in need, embodying the essence of Christ's teachings. Their mission aligns with the Great Commission, reflecting a commitment to spread the Gospel and provide holistic services. Through various religious activities, they foster a welcoming environment for all, encouraging spiritual growth and connection within the community. This charity exemplifies how faith can positively impact lives and promote a sense of belonging.