Church Partnership Manager

One Stop Centre for Advice and Resources; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

SIM UK invites applications for a new role focused on engaging UK churches in world mission, building a long-term network of partnerships, and developing resources and training to equip church leaders. The role offers freedom to shape strategy and deliver a tangible impact for mission workers overseas.

Based in Cambridge, the post involves collaboration with church leaders, designing materials, and supporting churches as they join us in sending workers to least-reached communities.

Job description

Have you got a passion to see churches in the UK engaging in world mission and sending mission workers to make disciples in least-reached communities around the world?

Imagine if more churches in the UK understood the importance of cross-cultural mission, where they’re confident to send and support mission workers overseas, and where they see SIM UK as a trusted partner in what God is doing around the world.

This is a new role which you’ll have real freedom to shape, building intentional, long-term partnerships with churches through relationship, resources and training. We’re looking for someone with a vision for what this role could become and the drive to bring a strategy to make it happen.

We believe someone who has served cross-culturally would be valuable to this role, bringing lived experience into our resources and the conversations they have with church leaders. Someone who will help us serve churches well as they engage in world mission.

Year on year, we want to build a growing network of churches who journey with us for the long term and who help raise up a new generation of mission workers to carry the hope of Christ to those who have never heard.

To apply for this role, please download the documents below and fill out the application form. Then send the completed application form as a pdf to Angeline at [e-mail]

Please submit your application by noon on Thursday, 24th September with interviews taking place in the Cambridge office on Wednesday, 30th September, 2026.