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Vacancy: Part-time Pastoral Worker

The Bradford South Circuit wishes to appoint a Part-time Pastoral worker to support the churches pastoral care of the elderly and disabled.

13 hours per week, JNC Scale 1, start date April 2011.

To request an information pack please contact:

Circuit Office
New Hey Road Methodist Church
Brompton Road
East Bowling
BRADFORD
BD4 7HY

Tel: 01274 724321 Email: office@soutbradfordmethodist.org.uk

Closing date for completed applications: 14 February 2011

There is a genuine occupational requirement for a practising Christian.

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