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Associate Pioneer Minister of Sinfin Moor, Infinity Garden Village

Role Description & Person Specification

Specific Role Requirements 

  • In the Infinity Garden Village development.
    • Oversee the identification and implementation of multiple new ways of doing church.
    • Gather, empower, and equip others to participate in identifying, cultivating and growing New Worshipping Communities, whether lay or ordained.
    • Establish effective lay ministries to enable NWC leadership sustainability.
  • Using the ‘Missional Journey’ model, ensure ongoing evangelism, nurture, and discipleship within all NWCCFXs, with particular reference to the ‘Food and Faith’ community.
  • Cultivate the established relationship with Ashcroft Academy, developing engagement with the Christian faith.
  • Enable reaching out to individuals, communities and schools who are not currently engaged with the church.
  • Continue to nurture the community development work in the Boundary Moor Gardens Development area.
  • Build relationships with other local stakeholders, including council members, planners and developers, for the common good.
  • Intentionally holding these different expressions of church in a mixed ecology relationship within the Sinfin Moor Benefice ( LEP ) and contributing to the Church Council learning.
  • Lead Derby City Greenhouse Core Team
  • Member of the Derby Diocesan Greenhouse Core Team
  • General Role Purpose

    • To have regard to the calling of clergy as described in the ordinal
    • To fulfil the responsibilities of clergy as described in the canons and other relevant legislation.
    • In collaboration with your colleagues, to exercise the cure of souls shared with the bishop in this place and carry out the ministry of word and sacrament.
    • To enable the ministries of the laity in your congregation(s)
    • To be rooted and present in this community and to give its people pastoral support and service (including baptisms, weddings, and funerals).
    • To ensure a high standard of worship, preaching and pastoral care is provided that the whole people of God are equipped to proclaim afresh in this generation the good news of the Kingdom
    • To advance the Kingdom of God in this place through leadership, collaboration, and example.
    • To collaborate with the Deanery in mission and ministry and seek opportunities for the churches in the deanery to share resources and support the wider area.
    • To work towards the Diocesan vision of the Kingdom of God: good news for all – seen in transformed lives, growing church, and building community.
    • To be attentive to delivering the diocesan outcomes of deepening relationships with God, making new Christians, serving local contexts and challenging injustice
    • To be mindful of diocesan priorities of commitment to contexts of poverty, and becoming younger, more diverse, and greener

     Personal requirements of the role

    • Reflecting the trust invested in ministers exercising public ministry, to comply with the Guidelines for the Professional Conduct of the Clergy.
    • Be a person of prayer, lively faith, and spiritual maturity
    • To invest in a pattern of rest and refreshment including the taking of an annual retreat.
    • Collaborative in nature and working styles, able to see and enable the God-given potential in colleagues and others.
    • Participate fully in the diocesan process of Ministerial Development Review positively and pragmatically.
    • To embody the diocesan values of generous faith, courageous hope, and life-giving love in all aspects of ministry.
    • Participate in continued Mixed Ecology learning from Diocese, organisations and networks.

    For more information about this post, please contact: the Venerable Matthew Trick, Archdeacon of Derby City and South Derbyshire: matthew.trick@derby.anglican.org

    Please download the application form, and role description using the links below:

    Role Description

    Application Form 

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    Closung Date: Noon, Thursday 30th October 2025

    Interview Date: Thursday 27th November 2025

    Last modified on Monday, 27 October 2025 09:56

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