The UK Development Worker position with Engineering Ministries International (EMI) offers a unique opportunity to be part of a mission-led organisation that harnesses design and engineering expertise to support communities and churches worldwide. This role is essential to EMI’s vision of “designing a world of hope,” as it expands EMI’s reach within the UK, connecting with architects, engineers, and other professionals dedicated to making a positive impact through faith. Working closely with the EMI UK Director, the Development Worker will promote EMI’s initiatives, mobilise professionals, and engage the wider church community. This position provides an exciting opportunity for hands-on involvement with EMI’s mission and fosters relationships that amplify the organisation’s values and outreach. By supporting the UK Staff Team, this role strengthens EMI’s presence and advances its ministry globally.
Starting salary: £30,500 FTE per anum
The role is part-time, 0.6FTE. Remote working with travel to events.
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Any questions can be submitted to stephen.douglas@emiworld.org
Apply with an up to date CV and covering email to meg.collin@emiworld.org
CV should include one business/professional referee and one church referee.
Closing date for applications: 28th November 2024 at 5pm
Shortlisting and interviews will happen in early December with a view to starting the post in January 2025
In addition to the typical EMI Staff prerequisites, candidates for this position must have:
- Active participation in a leadership role within a Christian church.
- Degree-level education, preferably in a relevant field.
- Proven experience within the UK’s design and construction sector.
- Strong communication and public-speaking skills to engage diverse audiences.
- Ability to travel across the UK as needed, with a clean driving licence and access to a car.
- Experience in cross-cultural environments and fundraising is a plus.
The following are essential responsibilities for this position:
- Spiritual and professional discipleship through EMI’s programmes and opportunities.
- Promote EMI’s mission throughout the UK’s design professions and church communities.
- Manage EMI UK’s finances, ensuring alignment with organisational goals.
- Coordinate fundraising efforts, including grants and donor communications.
- Represent EMI at conventions, regional meetings, and public events.
- Support and oversee UK volunteer engagement and training activities.