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JOB VACANCIES

Director of Operations and Governance

Our vision is for the people of North London to encounter Jesus, become like him, and change the world.

This is a rare opportunity for an operational leader to join our Senior Leadership Team at a genuinely pivotal moment. As Director of Operations and Governance, you will provide strategic oversight across finance, HR, facilities, information systems, and compliance — and you will lead the implementation of a new governance framework across our growing family of church plants. You will not be working behind the scenes. You will be in the room where significant decisions are made, trusted to help St Bs run with both ambition and integrity.

We are looking for someone  who brings operational rigour and genuine Christian conviction in equal measure, along with a conviction that good governance helps organisations flourish. Someone who is energised by the scale of what we are attempting, and who wants to give their best professional years to something that matters eternally, not just organisationally. Someone who is keen to help lead, develop strategy and roll up their sleeves when needed. 

You may never have worked in a church before. That is fine. What we cannot teach is the combination of strategic clarity, operational discipline, and deep personal faith that this role requires — and if that description fits you, we would love to hear from you.

Full details of the role, responsibilities, and person specification are in the attached job pack.

For an informal conversation about this role, please contact the vicar, Andy Sachs via his PA Helen Eddleston (heleneddleston@stbarnabas.co.uk).

To apply for this role, please send a completed application form and a completed declaration of suitability to applications@stbarnabas.co.uk. Please note we are not able to accept CVs. We regret that we may not be able to provide feedback on all applications.

Application Deadline: Sunday 31 May (midnight)

 

NotificationTuesday 9 June

Interviews: Thursday 18 June

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