What is this role all about?
Our General Admin volunteers help the church run smoothly behind the scenes. The aim is to support staff and ministry leaders with practical administration, communication and organisation, so that the wider church can focus on welcoming people, helping them follow Jesus and serving the church family.
This may include tasks such as managing information, preparing documents, organising records, responding to emails, helping with ChurchSuite, supporting events and assisting with other administrative needs.
Why is this role important?
Good administration helps the church work efficiently and care for people well. It ensures that information is accurate, communication is clear and ministry leaders have the practical support they need. Although much of this role happens behind the scenes, it makes a significant difference to the whole church. By serving faithfully in administration, volunteers help create a church environment that is organised, welcoming and able to support people as they find and follow Jesus.
Who is this role for?
Someone who is organised, reliable and able to work carefully with information.
Someone who enjoys practical tasks, helping others and working behind the scenes.
Someone who can use basic digital tools and is willing to learn systems such as ChurchSuite.
Someone who understands the importance of confidentiality and handles personal information responsibly.
Someone willing to grow and happy to receive feedback.
What is the expectation for the role?
Reliable, organised and able to complete agreed tasks.
Comfortable using email, documents and basic digital systems.
Willing to learn ChurchSuite and other church systems where necessary.
Able to communicate clearly and ask questions when something is unclear.
Able to handle personal and church information with care and confidentiality.
Serve regularly, according to the agreed rota or availability.
Complete tasks within agreed timescales and communicate early if difficulties arise.
Are you interested or have any questions about it? Contact Timm here:
Our General Admin volunteers help the church run smoothly behind the scenes. The aim is to support staff and ministry leaders with practical administration, communication and organisation, so that the wider church can focus on welcoming people, helping them follow Jesus and serving the church family.
This may include tasks such as managing information, preparing documents, organising records, responding to emails, helping with ChurchSuite, supporting events and assisting with other administrative needs.
Why is this role important?
Good administration helps the church work efficiently and care for people well. It ensures that information is accurate, communication is clear and ministry leaders have the practical support they need. Although much of this role happens behind the scenes, it makes a significant difference to the whole church. By serving faithfully in administration, volunteers help create a church environment that is organised, welcoming and able to support people as they find and follow Jesus.
Who is this role for?
Someone who is organised, reliable and able to work carefully with information.
Someone who enjoys practical tasks, helping others and working behind the scenes.
Someone who can use basic digital tools and is willing to learn systems such as ChurchSuite.
Someone who understands the importance of confidentiality and handles personal information responsibly.
Someone willing to grow and happy to receive feedback.
What is the expectation for the role?
Reliable, organised and able to complete agreed tasks.
Comfortable using email, documents and basic digital systems.
Willing to learn ChurchSuite and other church systems where necessary.
Able to communicate clearly and ask questions when something is unclear.
Able to handle personal and church information with care and confidentiality.
Serve regularly, according to the agreed rota or availability.
Complete tasks within agreed timescales and communicate early if difficulties arise.
Are you interested or have any questions about it? Contact Timm here:
