Author: Laura Thomas

Events Assistant Vacancy

Posted on by Laura Thomas

Events Assistant Job Vacancy

Job Vacancy: Events Assistant (40 hours per week)

We are looking to appoint someone to join our Events Team in St Michael’s Centre. The successful candidate will be involved in ensuring that all rooms are set up as required, that our clients are well looked after during their time with us, and that rooms are cleared up afterwards.

This role involves regular physical activity, including lifting and moving furniture. You will also be involved with providing lunch and refreshments to clients and ensuring that their basic tech needs are met.

You will also be expected to help maintain the appearance of and the running of St Michael’s Centre.
It is essential that you can work flexibly to meet the Centre’s requirements.

Hours may vary slightly week to week, depending on the events schedule, with advance notice provided where possible.

Please download and read the job description below for full details.

If you wish to apply, please complete the application form on the link below.

Click here for the Job Description
Click here for the application form

Closing Date Monday 13 April 12pm

Sunday Sermon Series

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Sunday Sermon Series

Sunday teaching is a key part of St Michael’s. We aim to have a series of engaging and thought-provoking topics to deepen our understanding of the Bible and its relevance in our lives today.

From exploring foundational biblical principles, to addressing pressing contemporary issues, our aim is to equip and inspire each member of our communities to live out their faith with purpose and conviction. Join us as we seek to grow together in knowledge, wisdom, and love.

Click here to download the latest teaching programme

Vision Night and Annual Church Meeting

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Join us for an evening of inspiration and vision at our Annual Meeting and Vision Night on Wednesday 29 April 2026 at 7.30pm.

Throughout the evening we will be looking forward at our vision, values and strategy. 

And we’ll also complete our formal Church of England annual meeting requirements as the PCC.

What is the PCC?

The PCC (Parochial Church Council) is the governing body of St Michael’s overseeing our ministry and mission. It is responsible for ensuring compliance with policies, proper recruitment and staff management. The PCC is required to hold an APCM (Annual Parochial Church Meeting) where reports are shared, accounts approved, and new members and officers are elected. Anyone can come to the annual meeting; only those on the electoral roll can vote.

Do I need to book to come?

You can just turn up, but it would aid us in planning if you could register in advance. Please click here

Serve on PCC

The PCC (Parochial Church Council) is made up of Clergy, Church Wardens, members of the Deanery and Diocesan Synods and a number of elected members. Being a member of the PCC means you are part of decision making, and carries some legal responsibilities. PCC members are considered ‘trustees’ by the Charity Commission.  To stand for election to the PCC you must be 16 or over, on the church Electoral Roll, regularly take communion, and be legally allowed to be a Charity Trustee.

At the meeting on Wednesday 29 April we will be electing new members. If you have an interest in standing, please contact the PCC Secretary via the church office or speak with Simon.

Annual Meeting Documents

In line with our commitment to being more eco-friendly, we will not be printing multiple copies of the meeting documents.  Please download in advance or bring a device with you that you can access the internet on.  Printed copies will be available on request in advance. – please sign-up to request them.