Growth and Mission Project Officer

Eventech; Australia; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 85,000; Part time

Job summary

Wimala Presbytery is seeking a Growth and Mission Project Officer to support congregations and faith communities as they discern, plan, and implement pathways for mission, renewal, and growth. Working closely with the Presbytery Chairperson, regional coordinators, and Synod partners, you will encourage innovative ministry initiatives and help local churches engage their communities with faithful outreach.

This part-time fixed-term role focuses on MAPS outcomes, collaboration, and strategic

Qualifications

• Support congregations and faith communities to discern, plan, and implement strategies for mission, renewal, and growth
• Lead and encourage innovative, faithful responses to local community needs as part of the Mission and Property Strategy (MAPS) process
• Collaborate with Presbytery leaders, committees, and Synod partners to help congregations explore new opportunities for ministry and engagement.

Job description

Unit of Synod/Presbytery/Congregation: Wimala Presbytery

Classification: Part Time Fixed Term

• Support congregations and faith communities to discern, plan, and implement strategies for mission, renewal, and growth
• Lead and encourage innovative, faithful responses to local community needs as part of the Mission and Property Strategy (MAPS) process
• Collaborate with Presbytery leaders, committees, and Synod partners to help congregations explore new opportunities for ministry and engagement.

Description:

Help shape the future of mission and renewal in our congregations

Wimala Presbytery is seeking a passionate and visionary Growth and Mission Project Officer to support congregations and faith communities as they discern, plan, and implement pathways for mission, renewal, and growth.

This exciting role has emerged from the ongoing Mission and Property Strategy (MAPS) process and represents a significant opportunity to support congregations that are ready to imagine new possibilities for ministry and engagement in their local contexts.

Working closely with the Presbytery Chairperson, Regional Coordinators, Presbytery committees, and Synod partners, you will encourage and support congregations as they explore faithful and innovative responses to God's mission in their communities.

Application close date: 20 October 2026 at 9.00AM