Online Worship Connector and Administrator

St George’s and the Church of the Resurrection are at the beginning of an exciting revitalisation journey, part of the Diocese of Lincoln’s Strategic Development Fund programme
. Together, we are working as one church across two locations to grow worshipping communities, deepen discipleship, and strengthen mission in the richly diverse areas of Crosby and Berkeley
.

This revitalisation is rooted in an inclusive, sacramental Anglo‑Catholic tradition
, seeking spiritual and numerical growth across Scunthorpe’s urban communities.

We are now seeking an Online Worship Connector & Administrator to shape and strengthen our digital presence, ensuring that online worship, communication, and community engagement are accessible, welcoming, and mission‑focused.

Our two churches serve a combined population of around 20,000 people in the richly diverse areas of Crosby and Berkeley. St George’s sits in one of the 5.5% most deprived parishes in the Church of England and is connected physically to the Crosby One Community Centre
, serving people of many cultures and faiths. The Church of the Resurrection sits at the heart of a large housing estate and is rediscovering its place as a community hub.

We are committed to becoming inclusive, modern Anglo‑Catholic communities
, welcoming all and reflecting the diversity of our parish. We especially encourage applications from UKME/GMH candidates, LGBTQ+ people, those with disabilities, and those returning to work.

This new role is part of the developing Support Team
, primarily based at St George’s Church
, while supporting the Church of the Resurrection. You will work closely with the Vicar and Operations Manager to support the vision of revitalisation through high‑quality digital ministry and online engagement.

You will:

• Manage and develop the church website, social media, and all online platforms.
• Coordinate and support online services, Bible studies, prayer times, meetings, and digital events.
• Oversee technical and administrative aspects of online worship, ensuring smooth live streams and interactions.
• Support digital faith engagement—helping people grow spiritually online.
• Lead and develop a volunteer team supporting online activity.
• Administer communications: newsletters, online calendars, digital enquiries.
• Coordinate online attendance monitoring, live chat, and prayer requests.
• Support data management and online member systems.
• Develop digital content including podcasts; assist with video/photo editing (where experienced).
• Ensure safeguarding policies are fully embedded across all online activities.
• Provide general administrative support as required.

This role offers the chance to shape a new ministry from the ground up during a significant period of growth.

For an informal conversation about this role please contact kate.houghlican.org