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Church of England in Hambledon is seeking an Associate Minister (House for Duty) to provide leadership within Godalming Minster’s rural circuit. The role focuses on developing a focal-ministry, fostering teams, and encouraging participation across a vibrant church community.
As part of the Hambledon team, you will serve Sundays plus two weekdays (or equivalent), contributing to diverse worship styles and outreach. Closing date is 17 November 2026; interviews on 16 December 2026.
Location: Hambledon Salary: Job Type: Office Holder Reference: cofe/TP/95413/10866
House for Duty:
Sundays + two weekdays (or equivalent)
As Associate Minister for Hambledon, you’ll have the opportunity to develop a focal-ministry in the rural setting of Hambledon , 5 miles south of Godalming, and work with a great staff team and church community across Godalming Minster. Hambledon has a special community, and central to the role is a team spirit and an ability to foster teams, encourage people’s participation and raise new leaders.
Hambledon is one of four locations of Godalming Minster, and regular congregations span 1662 BCP, choral tradition, contemporary, classic, and charismatic so that everyone can find a spiritual home and expression. We’re open to new forms of worship. Together our average Sunday congregations total about 300 people, with many more who participate in outreach activities.
As a minster we are intentionally pursuing our vision: to go deeper in our faith; to become bolder in sharing the Gospel; and to shine brighter in our community. We summarise this with the three words ‘Deeper, Bolder, Brighter.’
Closing Date: 17th November 2026
Interviews: 16th December 2026
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As a diocese we believe that diversity is a strength. We actively welcome and encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds, particularly those who are female, younger, identify themselves as a UK Minority Ethnic/Global Majority Heritage, or disabled, as it's essential that we reflect the diversity of the communities we serve.
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