16

Jul
2018

Mission in the Economy Vacancy: Director of Operations

Salary: £28,500
Hours: Full-time, 35 hours per week
Contract: Initially 3 years

Mission in the Economy (MitE) is an ecumenical charitable company which works alongside local businesses, churches of all denominations, town & city councils and more to provide chaplaincy services and work and wellbeing resources to business public and voluntary communities around the North West. It also provides Chaplains to Liverpool Airport, Merseyside Police and the YMCA.

This post is open to all, lay or ordained, who are able to support the Charity’s objects which include the promotion of the application of Christian principles within the economy and their appreciation by Christians and non-Christians and thus foster the developments of a healthy economy by encouraging best practice and influencing public opinion in favour of gospel values.

MitE currently has three core outputs:

  1. Provision of volunteer chaplaincy in locations throughout Merseyside
  2. Provision of fully-funded paid chaplaincy to organizations in Merseyside
  3. Development and delivery of chaplaincy training programmes

In addition, it is currently looking at new models of Chaplaincy to meet the needs of a millennial workforce within a distinct area of Liverpool.

Applicants will be required to:

  • Lead, manage and develop an established Ecumenical Chaplaincy Team
  • Act as a focal point of contact with supporting denominations and external networks
  • Develop a theological understanding of the effects of the regional economy, and communicate this to the Churches and faith groups through training and study events
  • Share in the responsibility of managing the Annual Budget with the MitE Council and be proactive in attracting funding for the organisation
  • Report regularly to the Council and work closely with the management structure

The Mission in the Economy office base is in Liverpool city centre with satellite groups in St Helens and Warrington.  It is possible to establish a pattern of home and office working. It might also be possible for the successful applicant to negotiate different hours (salary pro rata) if it could be demonstrated that the role could still be fulfilled.

Informal conversations concerning this post will be welcome. Contact the Reverend Dr Crispin Pailing (Chair of Trustees) at rector@livpc.co.uk or call 0151 236 5287.

For an application pack, contact Jean Wynne at jeanwynne@livpc.co.uk or call 0151 236 5287.

Closing date: Friday 10 August 2018
Interviews: Friday 7 September 2018

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