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Could you lead our lively, all-age, multi-cultural fellowship and equip us further for outreach and service?
Newcastle Baptist Church (Staffordshire) is a welcoming, Bible-based church seeking a culturally-sensitive minister with strong preaching skills and a pastoral heart, to lead our 200-strong fellowship into the next stage of church life and witness.
Our ideal minister will have:
- Good communication skills
- Organisational abilities
- A sense of humour
- The confidence to actively encourage others to play their part
He or she will help us to grow as followers of Jesus, strengthen our cross-cultural friendships and help us build our links with the many local people who use our premises each week as well as those we meet at work and play.
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You will join a committed ministry team comprising:
- A full-time Ministry Assistant who leads our thriving youth and children’s work
- A part-time Children’s Worker
- A part-time Pastoral Worker
The post is full-time. We offer a salary in the range of £39,444 to £47,332 and we contribute towards the Baptist Pension scheme. A non-BU accredited minister will be asked to complete approved training which can be undertaken alongside ministry.
There is an Occupational Requirement for the post-holder to be a committed Christian under the Equality Act 2010. Please note that we are not able to sponsor visas so applicants must have the right to live and work in the UK.


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To find out more about who we are and if the Lord could be guiding you to join us, please read our full church profile at www.newcastlebaptist.org.uk/vacancy. Our website is www.newcastlebaptist.org.uk and our YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/newcastlebaptistchurch.
To apply, please send your CV and a covering letter to our Church Secretary, James Burr, at secretary@newcastlebaptist.org.uk. You are also welcome to contact James to arrange an informal chat about the role. We look forward to hearing from you!
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