At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead a vibrant community with a focus on Gospel and mission.
- Company: All Saints Highfield, a welcoming church in Oxford.
- Benefits: House plus stipend, supportive environment, and excellent facilities.
- Other info: Join a diverse congregation and collaborate with dedicated lay teams.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in the community and grow your ministry skills.
- Qualifications: Strong relational skills and experience in church leadership.
The predicted salary is between 30000 - 40000 £ per year.
All Saints Highfield, a single‑church benefice in Headington, is seeking a part‑time vicar who has a heart for the Gospel and community‑mindful mission. We are looking for someone comfortable within a central tradition, who has good relational and communication skills and is able to work alongside a committed lay team.
Responsibilities
- A balanced ministry of word and sacrament
- Development of gifts within the congregation
- Continued growth in attendance and community engagement
- A clear missional strategy
- Partnerships with neighbouring parishes and congregations
What We Offer
- A warm, diverse and engaged congregation
- Excellent church facilities and vicarage
- The opportunity to develop a wider portfolio of ministry
- A supportive deanery
Further information about the Diocese is available at https://www.oxford.anglican.org/. For an initial conversation please contact the Archdeacon of Oxford, the Venerable Jonathan Chaffey at archdeacon.oxford@oxford.anglican.org.
Closing date: 13th July
Interviews: 22nd July
This post is subject to enhanced disclosure from the DBS.
Vicar (house plus 0.5 Stipend) - All Saints Highfield, Oxford employer: Church of England
All Saints Highfield offers a nurturing and inclusive environment for its vicar, fostering a strong sense of community and mission. With excellent church facilities, a supportive deanery, and opportunities for personal and spiritual growth, this role is perfect for someone looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others while being part of a warm and engaged congregation in the heart of Oxford.
