Two job vacancies with Lay Community of St Benedict

Source: Lay Community of St Benedict

Are you a joyful and faith-filled person who would like to be part of a supportive and inclusive team? The Lay Community of St Benedict have two vacancies: a Family Support Consultant and Head of Communications.

Family Support Consultant

The job duties will include building communications/resources, participating in large whole community events (Easter and at the Summer Gathering of the Community in August) and working with the Families leadership group to create activities and a support/prayer network for families. The programme of support to families will be in furtherance of the mission of the LCSB to educate young people in the Christian faith in a way which takes into account the ecumenical nature of the LCSB and its Catholic roots.

The successful applicant must have excellent communication skills and experience of liaising with a variety of groups, working with young people, as well as good influencing skills. Knowledge of the LCSB and its ethos and/or the Benedictine charism together with experience of using social media is preferred but not essential.

For more details and if you wish to discuss the role, please contact Helen Nolan by email at families@lcsb.uk.
To apply for the role please send a CV, motivation letter and two references to anneheslop@lcsb.uk

Closing Date 28th March 2025

Head of Communications

The LCSB, a community of Lay Benedictines, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2021 (www.lcsb.uk), is looking for a Christian who will be part of the community in a communications role. The Head of Communications will be welcomed in our Benedictine charism into a role which will be critical in the LCSB's ability to build our presence in the world as a lay-led, ecumenical, inclusive and inter-generational community.

The job duties will include building a plan for all modes of communication, producing publications and leaflets, coordinating social media and digital outreach, ensuring compliance with Data Protection laws, and communicating with those interested in the LCSB (enquirers, visitors, etc..)

The successful applicant must have excellent communication and influencing skills. Being a resilient self-starter with initiative is essential, as is knowledge of social media. Being able to execute a communications plan, working with a variety of people is critical. Knowledge of the LCSB and its ethos and/or the Benedictine charism together with experience of using social media is preferred but not essential as training will be given.

For more details and if you wish to discuss the role, please contact Adam Simon by email at leader@lcsb.uk

To apply for the role please send a CV, motivation letter and two references, including one from your current line manager of at least 2 years (if applicable) to anneheslop@lcsb.uk

Closing Date 28th March 2025

LINK

Lay Community of St Benedict: www.lcsb.uk/