Job Description
Provide integrated coordination of key operational functions including Property, HR, WHS, Risk, and Legal—ensuring these areas support collaborative ministry, good governance, and compliance in service of our shared mission.....
Do you have a heart for serving the mission of God by strengthening the systems and structures that support healthy, mission-effective churches?
The Operations Manager partners with the Director of Operations to help translate the vision, mission, and priorities of the QB Movement into faithful, effective organisational practice.
Serving across QB Services and the wider Movement, this role provides integrated coordination of key operational functions including Property, HR, WHS, Risk, and Legal—ensuring these areas support collaborative ministry, good governance, and compliance in service of our shared mission.
Grounded in servant leadership and collaboration, the Operations Manager facilitates clear communication across teams and continually improves internal processes so that churches and ministries are well supported to disciple intentionally and engage in God’s mission across Queensland and beyond.
Position Description available HERE
If you have any questions, please contact Quintin Hickling on (07) 3354 5600
Applications via the 'Apply to this Job' button below, by 13 February 2026.
Do Applicants need to have Permission to work in Australia?
We are Queensland Baptists and we are followers of Jesus.
We are not yet perfect but we are on a journey. Established in love, we continue to move, by faith, steadfastly towards the hope that is set before us.
Baptist Churches have existed since 1609, and one of the primary reasons our movement developed as a distinctive group among other Protestant Churches is our strong and enduring commitment to the principle of religious liberty for all.
We believe every individual believer is free to access God and serve Him in his or her own way (within biblical lines). For this reason Baptist churches are often very different from each other. Some are very traditional, others very radical, and others are somewhere between. We have no prayer book, no bishops, and no hierarchies. We are committed to each church being free to shape its own style, language and ministry. At the same time, there are many things we share in common.