Incumbent of Christ Church, Moss Side
Christ Church is a diverse, vibrant traditional Catholic Parish with very exciting opportunities for a new Parish Priest. We have a great legacy here, but very much live in the present and are looking to the future.
We are a parish under the Pastoral and Sacramental Care of the Bishop of Beverley.
We are looking for a prayerful priest, grounded in scripture, who lives and breathes the sacramental life of the Church, is a communicative teacher of the faith, and can also lead us in augmenting our musical tradition.
We play a full part in our deanery and diocese and would expect the same of our new priest. This is a unique post as we are looking for one priest for one parish at present; however we work closely with our neighbouring parish of St Crispin’s Withington and ultimately our future mission lies together with one incumbent for both parishes.
Ideally located within the city of Manchester, we have exciting possibilities to reach out in mission to the local population, young and old, families, schools and universities.
Informal enquiries are welcome. Please contact:
The Bishop of Beverley – Email: office@seeofbeverley.org.uk
Or
The Ven Karen Best – Archdeacon of Manchester – Email: archmanchester@manchester.anglican.org
Closing date : Monday, 21st October 2024
Interview date: Tuesday, 5th November 2024
General information about the post can be found here.
All enquiries concerning the parishes listed below should be directed to the Bishop of Beverley’s Office unless otherwise indicated.
All appointments are of a parish priest unless otherwise stated. Details of the terms of the appointment are usually available with the parish details.
Priest in Charge of Scarborough St Martin and Scarborough St Saviour w All Saints
Come and join us in Scarborough, where the sun always shines! Our two churches have an established pattern of sharing a Priest and are looking to deepen our shared ministry where possible. We seek to serve our diverse communities, whilst also offering distinctive liturgical traditions that attract people from beyond our town.
We look forward to welcoming a male Priest who will have a pragmatic approach to the diversity of our three Churches and who will :
- Be strong in faith and teaching
- Engage with young people and develop relationships with local schools
- Encourage and support our musical tradition
- Be a people person
St Martin’s with St Michael’s is under the Episcopal oversight of the Bishop of Hull
St Saviour with All Saints is a Society Church and under the Episcopal oversight of the Bishop of Beverley.
Informal enquiries are welcome. Please contact:
The Bishop of Beverley – Email: office@seeofbeverley.org.uk
Or
The Ven Andy Broom, Archdeacon of the East Riding T: 01482 881659
Closing date for applications: Sunday 10 November
Interviews: Thursday 12 December
General information about the post can be found here.
All enquiries concerning the parishes listed below should be directed to the Bishop of Beverley’s Office unless otherwise indicated.
All appointments are of a parish priest unless otherwise stated. Details of the terms of the appointment are usually available with the parish details.
Priest in Charge (0.5) St Chad, Bradford
- Providing further evidence that the church can flourish, with growth and sustainability;
- Agreeing and implementing changes needed to develop and establish St Chad’s as a Catholic centre of worship and mission within the Diocese;
- Contributing to thinking about the best provision within the city of Bradford for worship and pastoral provision with Extended Episcopal Oversight for Anglicans who are not persuaded by the Church of England’s decision to ordain women – including any possible pastoral reorganisation which might support this;
- Helping the parish to play an appropriately full part in the life of the deanery, wider Episcopal Area and Diocese, in particular working with the neighbouring parish of Girlington, Heaton and Manningham in reaching out to the local community, not least through schools.
For an informal conversation or further details contact:
The Bishop of Beverley
Email: office@seeofbeverley.org.uk
Or
Archdeacon Andy Jolley
Email: andy.jolley@leeds.anglican.org
General information about the post can be found in the Role Description and Person Specification here.
All enquiries concerning the parishes listed below should be directed to the Bishop of Beverley’s Office unless otherwise indicated.
All appointments are of a parish priest unless otherwise stated. Details of the terms of the appointment are usually available with the parish details.
Priest in Charge of Cowpen St Benedict
The Bishop of Newcastle wishes to appoint a full-time priest to the Benefice of Cowpen St Benedict in Blyth.
Might God be calling you to be part of re-igniting faith in Cowpen?
This post is a new partnership between the Additional Curates Society and Newcastle Diocese, initially for three years, to revitalise the Christian community in the Cowpen estate which forms part of the town of Blyth. The community is set within the historic context of Northumberland’s Christian and industrial heritage, yet they are focussed on contemporary challenges including deprivation and social inclusion with opportunities in the role the church still plays at times of celebration, grief and change.
The people of St Benedict’s are praying for an energetic, courageous priest, willing to engage with people and communicate the Gospel to different ages groups in ways that brings the Word alive in their daily lives. The PCC have asked for extended episcopal care from the Bishop of Beverley. The church building is modern and well placed, with a great community garden space. Whilst the post is initially for three years there is a strong commitment from the diocese and ACS to support mission and ministry in the parish and build on work begun in this initial three-year period. There are also growing relationships with neighbouring parishes across the town.
This is an opportunity for an energetic, entrepreneurial priest to build something from the ground up and see innovative ideas turn into concrete action – to discern where God is already at work and to join in and work with the Spirit to share faith and be part of building the Kingdom in Blyth.
The Bishop of Beverley writes: Thank you for your willingness to consider Cowpen St Benedict as the next phase in your priestly ministry. This is a role with enormous potential for both the priest and people of the parish. The Diocese of Newcastle, in partnership with the Additional Curates Society, is committed to supporting mission and renewal in Cowpen and will provide all appropriate support, as will I as in my capacity as Bishop of Beverley. Do be in touch if you would like a conversation with me as you pray about your future ministry
For an informal conversation or further details contact:
The Bishop of Beverley
Email: office@seeofbeverley.org.uk
Or
The Archdeacon of Northumberland
Tel 0191 270 4157 • 07469 950198
Email: northumberland@newcastle.anglican.org
All enquiries concerning the parishes listed below should be directed to the Bishop of Beverley’s Office unless otherwise indicated.
All appointments are of a parish priest unless otherwise stated. Details of the terms of the appointment are usually available with the parish details.