3 jobs found in tasmania

The State Director is responsible to maintain ACL’s political effectiveness and public credibility. This will be achieved by strategic political lobbying, working closely with churches and supporters, as well as some media engagement...... About Us The vision of the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) is to see Christian principles and ethics influencing the way we are governed, do business, and relate to each other as a community. ACL seeks a compassionate, just and moral society through having the values of the Christian faith reflected in the character and political life of the nation. With around 250,000 supporters Australia-wide, ACL facilitates professional engagement and dialogue between the Christian constituency and government, allowing the voice of Christians to be heard in the public square. ACL is neither party-partisan nor denominationally aligned. ACL representatives bring a Christian perspective to policy in Federal, State and Territory Parliaments....

Multiple part-time school chaplaincy positions available in primary and high schools as well as colleges across Tasmania ranging from one day and 4.5 hours to multiple days per week. SU Chaplains work within a Christian framework to provide a chaplaincy service for children and young people in schools, their families and school staff. Chaplains will be sensitive to, respectful of, and available to all regardless of beliefs or religious affiliations. All SU Chaplaincy staff and volunteers are empowered and equipped to champion a child safe culture and are committed to the highest standards of safety and care in our work with children, young people and families. School Chaplaincy School chaplaincy is part of the NSWP, National Student Wellbeing Program and the minimum qualifications are a Certificate 4 in Youth Work, equivalent, or higher. If you would like to express interest in becoming a chaplain please apply via our website or click on "Apply to...

Seeking a faithful, gospel-hearted Minister to answer God’s call to lead our Network. Influence a network of churches and the region you serve, while working with a passionate team of paid staff and volunteers to serve God’s Kingdom here in Tasmania. Launceston and the Tamar Valley (population 119,000) are located in Northern Tasmania. Launceston is known for its parks and well-preserved Colonial and Victorian architecture. The region is known for its city and country charm, gorgeous old towns, excellent food and wine and beautiful scenery. In 2021 Launceston was named a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Launceston has numerous excellent primary and secondary schools. In addition, the University of Tasmania (UTAS) has a major campus in Launceston, including the world renowned Australian Maritime College (AMC). The All Saints Network is a vibrant network of four Anglican Churches in Launceston and the Tamar Valley. Each of the sites has their own distinct flavour and...