With more than 440 congregations and over 12,000 members across Wales and beyond, the Church is seeking an experienced finance professional to provide strategic leadership and advice on the financial stewardship of the denomination. 

This is a permanent full-time role (35 hours per week), withthe opportunity to join the Church pension scheme. 

The closing date for applications is 24 February 2026 at 4pm. 

The advert and further details are available online and for an application form, please contact the Assembly Office at swyddfa.office@ebcpcw.cymru.

The successful candidate will offer strategic direction across the work of the Union, the Welsh Baptist Union Corporation, and the Baptist Building Fund, helping to shape the mission and future vision of the Baptist community in Wales.

The Union is looking for a visionary leader with proven experience of leading a national organisation, supporting churches and ministers, and responding creatively to contemporary opportunities and challenges.

Further information, employment details, and the application pack are available through the official advertisements.

Applications are welcomed from individuals who feel called to serve in this significant national leadership role.

Wesley Methodist Church in Canton, Cardiff, is seeking to appoint a Mission Enabler to support and develop its mission and outreach work within the local community.

This part-time post (20 hours per week) is a three-year fixed-term contract, offering a salary of £15,000 per annum (£28,125 pro rata). The role will involve working closely with the Minister and church members to build on existing outreach activities, as well as helping to initiate new projects. The church is looking for someone with a strategic and innovative approach, strong people skills, and the ability to work flexibly and independently.

The closing date for applications is Friday 1 March, with interviews scheduled for Friday 13 March.

To request a job specification and application pack, interested applicants should email wesley.cardiff@outlook.com.

Wesley Methodist Church is located on Cowbridge Road East, Canton, Cardiff, CF5 1BA. More information about the church can be found at www.wesleycardiff.org.uk, and on social media @wesleycardiff.

Applications are now invited for the role of Chair of Fair Trade Wales, a voluntary leadership position offering a significant opportunity to contribute to justice, global solidarity and ethical trade in Wales. The Chair provides strategic leadership to Fair Trade Wales, supports the Board, and helps strengthen partnerships with civil society, government and faith communities. The closing date for applications is 24 February 2026.

Fair Trade Wales plays a vital role in promoting fair and ethical trading practices, working with communities, schools, local authorities, retailers and faith groups to ensure that trade puts people and the planet before profit.

Christian Roots of the Fair Trade Movement

The modern fair trade movement has strong Christian foundations. In the UK, Christian organisations such as Christian Aid and CAFOD were among the founding members of the Fairtrade Foundation in 1992. Churches and congregations have continued to lead locally and nationally, linking fair trade with Christian commitments to justice, human dignity and love of neighbour.

This heritage resonates strongly with Cytûn’s commitment to Christian unity and shared action on social, economic and global justice. Engagement with Fair Trade Wales represents an important way in which Christian voices continue to shape ethical public policy in Wales.

Dr Cynan Llwyd, General Secretary of Cytûn, said:

“Fair Trade Wales builds on the long-standing contribution of Christians and churches to the fair trade movement. Ethical trade has long been a practical expression of Christian discipleship and global solidarity. This role is particularly significant for Cytûn’s wider policy work, where faith, justice and public life intersect, and offers a valuable opportunity for promoting ethical trade in Wales.”

Key Details

• Role: Chair of Fair Trade Wales
• Deadline: 24 February 2026
• Time commitment: Approximately half a day per month
• Further information: Available via Fair Trade Wales

Those with experience, vision and a commitment to justice are encouraged to consider this important opportunity to help shape the future of fair trade in Wales. For further information visit the Fair Trade Wales website.