Weekly Notices

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The Stamford Methodist Circuit is seeking to recruit a

 

P/T CIRCUIT CHILDREN, FAMILIES & YOUTH WORK ENABLER

 

to work with the churches of our Circuit to encourage and

develop our ministry among children, families and young people.

 

We are looking for someone who:

  • has a passion for working with children and families

  • is a practising Christian, ideally with an understanding of Methodist systems

  • able to think creatively and encourage others within a team setting

  • is comfortable dealing with other Christian and community groups

 

​Starting date 1 January 2022 (or as soon as possible afterwards)

 22 hours per week plus travel expenses

Salary £11.55 per hour

 

​Please email Rowan Scholtz (Circuit Administrator) admin2322@gmail.com for a Job Description and copy of the Person Specification.

 

Application is by CV and letter of application to be sent to Rowan Scholtz (as above) by noon on Friday 19th November 2021 

 

Interviews will take place on Thursday 2nd December 2021.

 

 

 

CIRCUIT ADVICE FOLLOWING THE RETRACTION OF COVID LEGAL CONSTRAINTS

 

   Although the government’s guidance on our behaviour regarding living with Covid-19 has now changed, we need to remind ourselves that the virus did not go away on July 19th.

 

   Whilst Covid response practices are no longer legally obligatory we strongly encourage everyone to continue to observe them in order to protect all those around them and themselves.

 

   Please note the following guidance from the Circuit Leadership Team with regard to worship and letting of church premises to outside groups.

 

Worship

   We encourage local churches to welcome everyone to worship in a loving and caring way.

   Whilst we continue to face the spread of Covid 19, we encourage local churches to continue to observe

HANDS – FACE – SPACE

Hands :   to encourage the use of hand gel on entering and leaving the premises.

Face:      to encourage the continued wearing of face coverings by those who are able to do so.

Space:   to maintain appropriate distance between one another as far as is possible.

 

   Those who wish to act otherwise are able to.

 

Track and trace

   Track and trace is no longer a legal requirement but it is sensible to encourage those who can do so to zap the QR code on arrival.

 

Singing!

   Singing is now permitted in public places and is a core of our worship life.

   We encourage folk to engage with singing gently in worship where folk feel comfortable to do so.  This is to minimise the spread of breath particles which are the culprits spreading the virus.

   Preacher: please lead into the singing of hymns and worship songs by gently reinforcing the importance of singing gently.

 

Letting of Church Premises

   We encourage all groups using our rooms to use the sanitising fluids provided and any face-coverings by everyone who feels able to use them.  We also encourage rooms to be fully ventilated as much as possible during your meetings.

​   Leaders of groups are reminded that they are responsible for making whatever decisions they feel are appropriate with regard to the layout of the rooms and the social distancing for the safety of their members.

 

Rev’d Andy Fyall, Wednesday 21st July 2021