Work with Sharon Church

Part-Time Cook – Kitchen Assistant – apply until 30/07/2024

9 Month Part time (10 hours) Contract from 01/08/2024 @ £11.44 per hour – Pontypool

Hope for the Community is a project based at Sharon Church, Osborne Road, Pontypool. We are a community hub supporting our local community with a low-cost Grocery store and café serving food at subsidised cost. The role of the Cook & Kitchen Assistant will be to prepare hot and cold food and drinks for customers in our community café, which is open three mornings per week. You will be responsible for observing food hygiene guidance and maintain a clean and safe work environment. The post is 9-months temporary and part-time for 10 hours per week – Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturdays 9.15am-12.35pm.

Role Responsibilities to Include:

• Washing and storing dishes and utensils
• Washing, peeling, chopping, and preparing food ingredients
• Using equipment such as mixers, knives, and cutters
• Reviewing kitchen inventory and ordering supplies
• Unloading and organizing deliveries and storage areas
• Cleaning kitchen appliances, ovens, floors, and other surfaces
• Cooking and meal preparation
• The Cook/Kitchen Assistant will report to the Community Engagement Officer, who in turn reports to the project manager (who is the church minister).

Benefits:

• No Sunday working                               Free meals/snacks

Qualifications and Experience

Experience of preparing simple meals to order in a café/kitchen environment essential.

Current Food Hygiene and Safety Level 2 or 3 (or willing to take training course).

Some experience of working within a faith community would be an advantage.

Some knowledge of the Welsh language would also be an advantage.

Sharon Full Gospel Church is an equal opportunity employer.

Applications

The deadline for applications is 30th July 2024. We will be holding interviews on 1st August, so please apply early. If you do not hear from us before this date, please assume that your application has been unsuccessful.

To apply, please send your current CV to the minister Mathew Bartlett mathew@sharonchurch.co.uk  If you would like to informally discuss this role prior to applying, please contact Mathew on 07736035604

Part-Time Children’s Pastor – job now closed

Part-Time (10 hours per week during term time only – 40 weeks per year) £11.44 per hour (£4,576 pa)

The role of the Children’s Pastor will be to promote and develop Sharon Church’s ministry to children. It is a genuine occupational requirement that the post holder be a practising Christian holding to the church’s beliefs and ethos.  The post is initially for 1-year fixed contract subject to a probation period of 6 months. There is the possibility that the term may be extended if future funding bids are successful.

Full details are here: Job description – Sharon Church Beliefs and Ethos statement

Apply by email: mathew@sharonchurch.co.uk or phone 07736035604

Part-Time Cleaner – job now closed

Part Time (3 hours, Saturdays) £10.00 per hour casual

We require a cleaner to clean the church on a Saturday prior to Sunday services. The area consists of the church hall and stage, a small kitchen, two toilets, a porch and a small office. Previous experience and a recommendation from a previous employer required.

Apply by email: mathew@sharonchurch.co.uk or phone 07736035604

Community Engagement Worker – job now closed

Part Time (16 hours) £10.50 ph Initially 12 month contract

Hope for the Community is a new initiative based at a Sharon Church, Osborne Road, Pontypool. It is being launched by the church, with a view to it evolving into a community-led group to grow grassroots responses to local needs. As such, the project exists as supplementary to, but separate from, the faith-work of the church.

The role of the community engagement worker will be to promote and develop Sharon Church’s Hope for the Community project. The post is temporary and part-time for 16 hours per week. It is fully funded by the National Lottery Community Fund for an initial period of 12 months (with the possibility of additional 2-3 years if future funding bids are successful).