5 Mission jobs

Qualified teachers needed to serve children of Christian workers and the broader community. Join a group of professional and passionate educators. Live in a dynamic tropical city   Faith International Academy (FIA) is seeking trained teachers for a variety of positions. Teachers are responsible for teaching Biblical truth in their specialty area, as well as modeling Christian character. A trained teacher with experience is preferred. A list of job opportunities is on our website.   This position is voluntary, and the successful candidate is responsible for raising their own funds with their partnering mission agency.   About the school FIA is a private, Christian, international school located in Davao City, in the southern Philippines. Founded in 1982, it provides US-based curricula to educate children of Christian workers, expatriates and locals who are living in the region. It is fully accredited with ACSI and WASC, two accrediting agencies in the United States. Apart from an English-medium education, it also provides a range of extra-curricular activities, including an excellent sports program.  It prides itself on small class sizes and high levels of care for students. Graduating students are accepted to universities around the globe, including the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, South Korea and the Philippines.   About the role FIA is seeking teachers with: Evangelical Christian convictions and character, actively involved in church and committed to the work of Christian education. Appropriate qualifications, training and experience. Strong communication and interpersonal skills; the ability to demonstrate flexibility in working in a cross-cultural environment and be willing to be involved in the community. Be willing to incorporate cooperative learning strategies and ESL-sensitive instruction. A current Working with Children Check as legislated.   Duties Teachers will: Plan, conduct and review classes. Work within teams to complete administrative tasks. Give and receive feedback on lessons and other duties. Plan and conduct some school events outside of their classroom.   School Culture Visit the school website to get a feel for our school and watch the short video below Teachers who are passionate about teaching enthusiastic students and enjoy Christian ministry love our small and close-knit school. Staff also appreciate FIA’s close proximity to many beach resorts and tropical cuisine.   Benefits While FIA does not provide a salary, it provides financial incentives such as partial remuneration for airfares and professional development, including conferences. FIA is connected to some USA Christian universities that offer a tuition discount for staff to engage in professional development programs. We also provide discounts for staff children’s schooling on top of our already competitive tuition fees.   How to apply Go to the school website (fia.edu.ph) to see the opportunities listed under the ‘Serve at FIA’ menu or email us directly at: recruiting@fia.edu.ph

The Anglican Diocese of Melbourne is a large and dynamic organisation comprising of over 200 parishes located throughout metropolitan Melbourne and extending to include the Bellarine and Mornington Peninsulas. Reporting to the Head of Parish Mission Resourcing, the Youth Ministry Consultant will support and resource parish-based youth ministry and empower local youth ministries to reach unchurched youth. Key responsibilities include: Supporting the implementation of the diocesan strategic plan which focuses on developing youth leadership; Empowering youth ministers through coaching; Facilitating learning communities; and Providing supervision to specialists.   To be successful in this role you must: Hold a tertiary qualification in theology, ministry, social work or equivalent; Demonstrate significant experience in youth ministry or youth-related social work; Be subject to satisfactory clearances including a Police and Working with Children Check; Be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident; Have a valid driver’s license; Have a proven ability to lead and facilitate groups; Have a proven ability to coach and empower others; and Must ideally be familiar with the Anglican Church, with a practical understanding of its ethos. In return for your skills and enthusiastic commitment you will have an opportunity to work for an organisation that makes a difference in the lives of many varied individuals across parishes and Victoria. Standard Diocese of Melbourne Clergy or Lay Minister Package applies. If you have demonstrated effectiveness in leading outreach, disciple-making and leadership development among youth and a passion for empowering others please apply by forward your cover letter and resume to kmorgan@melbourneanglican.org.au

Lead a dynamic team that provides spiritual and practical care to seafarers - 30,000 of whom visit the Centre each year  Responsibility Up to 30,000 seafarers visit our Centre each year. You will lead the Centre team and promote the gospel to seafarers. Your primary responsibility will be to oversee the chaplaincy and the Centre operations to ensure delivery of quality programs and services through good management of resources. Reporting to you are the Operations Manager (who oversees the day-to-day operations) and the Assistant Chaplain. For more information see http://www.phseafarers.org/ The wide ranging duties of this role require you to be passionate about helping seafarers, flexible, well organized, innovative and committed to faithful service. Context The Centre provides onshore recreation, counselling, communications, currency exchange and shopping facilities to 30,000 seafarers and 9,000 tourists each year. With 20 paid staff and a small team of volunteers, the business turns over several million dollars per year. The Centre is also a tourist attraction, running the Port Hedland Visitor Centre, launch tours of the harbour and bus tours of Fortescue Metals Group stockyard and ship-loading operations. Selection criteria • An ordained Anglican Minister eligible to hold a Licence from the Diocesan Bishop. • A degree in Theology from a recognised theological or Bible college. • Demonstrated skills in evangelism, pastoral care, Bible teaching and chaplaince • Demonstrated outstanding level of communication and inter-personal skills. • Demonstrated high level skills in problem solving and conflict resolution • Demonstrated skills and experience in leadership, management and administration • Demonstrated negotiation skills and experience in developing and maintaining relationships • Demonstrated ability to motivate teams and simultaneously manage several projects • An understanding of the aims and objectives of Mission to Seafarers • Personal experience of the sea or an understanding of seafarers and their welfare • An understanding of the aims and objectives of the Diocese For more information about the role, contact Diocesan Registrar Khim Harris on 0433 033 174 or Bishop Gary Nelson on (08) 9921 7277. A Job Application Pack, including a detailed role description and information about the attractive working conditions is attached for download.

The Anglican Diocese of North West Australia has a big vision - to bring the gospel to the nations. We are seeking a Minister-in-Charge who will lead God’s people doing this in Exmouth. Responsibility You will lead the parish ministry team, with the primary responsibility of preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, raising faithful disciples and caring for the people in the parish. The wide-ranging functions of this office requires you to be passionate about the spread of the gospel; flexible; well organised; good at setting boundaries for yourself and others; and willing to be a faithful servant. Context Exmouth is a town of 2500 in Western Australia, 1250km north of Perth. It is primarily a tourism town, famous for the Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park. The challenge of the parish is helping people see beyond the creation to the amazing Creator. Selection Criteria • An ordained Anglican Minister eligible to hold a Licence from the Diocesan Bishop. • A degree in Theology from a recognised theological or Bible college. • At least two years experience working in a church ministry setting. • Demonstrated communication and inter-personal skills. • Demonstrated preaching and teaching skills. • Demonstrated pastoral care skills. • Demonstrated evangelism skills. • Demonstrated skills in leadership and collaboration. • An understanding of the aims and objectives of the Diocese. • Communicant member of an Anglican church. For more information about the role, contact Diocesan Registrar Khim Harris on 0433 033 174 or Bishop Gary Nelson on (08) 9921 7277. A Job Application Pack, including a detailed role description and information about the attractive working conditions is attached for download.

Lead the team at Dampier Seafarers Centre that provides spiritual and practical care to thousands of seafarers each year. Responsibility You will lead the Centre ministry team. Your primary responsibility will be to oversee the chaplaincy and the Centre operations to ensure delivery of quality programs and services through good management of resources. Reporting to you are the Shop Manager supported by a team of volunteers. For more information see  http://dampierseafarers.org/   The wide ranging duties of this role require you to be passionate about helping seafarers, flexible, well organized, innovative and committed to faithful service. Context The Centre provides onshore recreation, counselling, communications, currency exchange and food and shopping to thousands of seafarers each year. Selection Criteria • An ordained Anglican Minister eligible to hold a Licence from the Diocesan Bishop. • A degree in Theology from a recognised theological or Bible college. • Demonstrated skills in evangelism, pastoral care, Bible teaching and chaplaincy. • Demonstrated outstanding level of communication and inter-personal skills. • Demonstrated high level skills in problem solving and conflict resolution. • Demonstrated skills and experience in leadership, management and administration. • An understanding of the objects of Missions to Seafarers. • Experience in chaplaincy. • Personal experience of the sea or an understanding of seafarers and their work. • An understanding of the aims and objectives of the Diocese. For more information about the role, contact Diocesan Registrar Khim Harris on 0433 033 174 or Bishop Gary Nelson on (08) 9921 7277. A Job Application Pack, including a detailed role description and information about the attractive working conditions is attached to this listing for download.