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Job vacancies within the diocese
Would you like to work in our diocesan offices, or for the bishop, archdeacons, area deans or within one of our 142 parishes? The benefits include working for an organisation with a clear set of Christian values, and a commitment to try to help make our world a better place.
Clergy Vacancies
For clergy vacancies, please see the appropriate parish profiles advertised here.
Lay Staff Vacancies
Director of Music & Organist, St Faith's, Havant
