We are seeking an inspiring and compassionate Vicar to lead our parish community in faith, worship, and mission. This is an exciting opportunity for a dedicated priest to help us grow spiritually, engage with our local community, and nurture discipleship.

Full time-permanent-stipendiary role

These rural parishes lie in the beautiful Peak District National Park. The area has hundreds of thousands of visitors exploring the story of self-sacrifice during the plague at Eyam, remembering the battle of Agincourt, visiting Chatsworth House or climbing, walking and cycling on the wild moors and gritstone edges.

We are seeking an engaging, prayerful and hope-filled Rector who will:

Full-time stipendiary post

These three Parishes (All Saints, Ripley and St. Andrew’s, Swanwick with St. Matthew’s, Pentrich) on the eastern side of Derbyshire have been working together for three years as ‘The Butterley Churches’. They cover a range of contexts and communities: post-industrial market town, large commuter village and rural, and are growing in their relationships together. They are within a few miles of one another and are praying for a leader who can take them on the next stage of their journey, formalising their grouping through pastoral re-organisation and working with them to renew and refresh a vision for all that God can do in them and through them.

Are you an experienced leader with a passion for community engagement and collaborative ministry? We are seeking a Rector for seven rural churches in a beautiful area of South Derbyshire and someone who will:

Lead a collaborative and mission-focused benefice in the beautiful South Derbyshire countryside, building on a strong pastoral and liturgical legacy.

Full time permanent stipendiary

This is an exciting role leading a missionally active civic church in the beautiful market town of Ashbourne alongside supporting the mission and ministry in surrounding smaller villages.

We are seeking a prayerful and hope-filled Team Vicar who will:

Part-time permanent stipendiary role

These rural parishes lie on the edge of the City of Derby giving easy access to beautiful rural Derbyshire Dales and the Peak District but also within 15 minutes drive of vibrant city life.

The Parish of Staveley and Barrow Hill is situated on the outskirts of Chesterfield, with a medieval Parish church in Staveley town and a daughter church in the village of Inkersall. Staveley is approximately half an hour from the Peak District National Park and is ideally situated for exploring neighbouring towns and cities. Proximity to the M1 and A1 affords good communication.

Since 1973 the Parish has been constituted as a Team Ministry now resourced by a Team Rector and Team Vicar.