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Scots Presbyterian Memorial Church, Clayfield
Minister
Scots Presbyterian Memorial Church Clayfield is seeking a new Minister.
Clayfield is an inner-northern suburb of Brisbane, under ten kilometres from the CBD. Scots Presbyterian Memorial Church has been part of the fabric of Clayfield for over a century. We are a small but growing church family with a range of ages and backgrounds. We want to serve Clayfield and Brisbane’s north-east and to grow a loving Christ-centred community. Church on Sunday morning includes Sunday School and creche. Mid-week there are Growth Groups and a healthy and overflowing playgroup.
Scots has enjoyed ten years of healthy revitalising ministry and is now ready for a new minister who will continue faithful Bible teaching, purposeful leadership, training and equipping.
For further inquiries please contact Rev. Steve Blencowe (Interim Moderator):
Ph: (07) 3305 0256
Email: steve@kpc.org.au
Moore College, Sydney
Lecturer in Christian Doctrine
Moore College is seeking expressions of interest for a position lecturing in Christian Doctrine.
Moore College is a theological college based in Newtown in Sydney, Australia. Moore College prepares men and women for a lifetime of Christian mission and ministry through high quality, in-depth theological training. Moore provides a range of full-time/part-time, face-to-face and distance courses, from diploma to postgraduate level, equipping students to love and serve God and people. Providing the ministers for the Anglican Church in Sydney and pastors for other denominations, the college has around 600 enrolled students. Additionally each year around 5,000 students are enrolled across the world studying by correspondence.
The Position
A lecturer at Moore participates in the college community primarily as a teacher, and pastor, but is also involved in research and academic administration.
The successful candidate will have:
- strong Evangelical and Reformed theological convictions
- a higher degree in the field of theology
- ability to teach Christian doctrine and more generally within the field of Christian thought (church history, ethics or philosophy)
- proven pastoral skills
- demonstrable research ability.
The successful candidate will also be an ordained Anglican able to be licensed by the Archbishop of Sydney to minister in the Diocese of Sydney, Australia.
Teaching experience in undergraduate and/or adult education contexts and previous pastoral ministry experience will be an advantage.
Ideally the successful candidate will be able to commence duties in the second semester of 2013 (July) but this is negotiable to the beginning of 2014. The college reserves the right not to make an appointment should a suitable candidate not be found.
Further Information about the college can be found on the website: www.moore.edu.au
For further information on the position and how to apply please email the People and Culture Manager: andrew.bardsley@moore.edu.au
Moore College, Sydney
Lecturer in New Testament
Moore College is seeking expressions of interest for a position lecturing in New Testament.
Moore College is a theological college based in Newtown in Sydney, Australia. Moore College prepares men and women for a lifetime of Christian mission and ministry through high quality, in-depth theological training. Moore provides a range of full-time/part-time, face-to-face and distance courses, from diploma to postgraduate level, equipping students to love and serve God and people. Providing the ministers for the Anglican Church in Sydney and pastors for other denominations, the college has around 600 enrolled students. Additionally each year around 5,000 students are enrolled across the world studying by correspondence.
The Position
A lecturer at Moore participates in the college community primarily as a teacher, and pastor, but is also involved in research and academic administration.
The successful candidate will have:
- strong Evangelical and Reformed theological convictions
- a higher degree in the field of New Testament
- ability to teach biblical Greek as well as more generally across the field of New Testament studies
- proven pastoral skills
- demonstrable research ability.
Teaching experience in undergraduate and/or adult education contexts and previous pastoral ministry experience will be an advantage.
Ideally the successful candidate will be able to commence duties in the second semester of 2013 (July) but this is negotiable to the beginning of 2014. The college reserves the right not to make an appointment should a suitable candidate not be found.
Further Information about the college can be found on the website: www.moore.edu.au
For further information on the position and how to apply please email the People and Culture Manager: andrew.bardsley@moore.edu.au
CMS Queensland with Northern NSW
PA to Branch Manager (full-time)
- Great team, convenient Brisbane location
- Leading mission organization to ‘gospel-poor peoples’
With a heart for world mission, you will use your strong administrative and people skills to support the General Secretary (branch manager) in managing branch and missionary needs.
An evangelical mission organisation with a history extending from William Wilberforce and John Newton, CMS aims to work with churches to set apart lifelong gospel workers who cross cultures to share the lasting hope of Jesus Christ.
You will serve with a passionate, prayerful, committed team, who are concerned to engage individuals and churches in Australia in God’s mission.
Confidentiality, a concern for people and building relationships are crucial, as are sound analytical and problem-solving skills.
Also essential for the Personal Assistant role is:
- a high level of written and verbal English communication
- good attention to detail and accuracy
- excellent administration and time management skills (including prioritising, setting and meeting deadlines)
- a high level of computer literacy, typing speed and accuracy.
If this sounds like you, contact Sharyn on (07) 3112 6530 for a job description.
To apply, email your CV and cover letter by Tuesday 19 March to stidswell@cms.org.au.