The Connexional Council is appointed annually by the Conference and shall comprise at least 18 and no more than 22 members. The members of the Council shall all be members of the Methodist Church in Britain.
The Connexional Council seeks to appoint three to seven members to start from September 2025.
The Council is looking in its 2025 recruitment to find more members who are not based in England.
Ideally, but not essentially, the committee would look for nominees with relevant experience and skills in risk management, property development and human resources.
To get the most out of being on the Connexional Council, you will need to have a passion for the Methodist Church as it continues to develop its mission and can commit to the time and effort required.
Our Connexional Council members need strategic vision, independent judgement, and an ability to work effectively as part of a team. Working collaboratively with other trustees, you will bring your skills and experiences across a wide-range of responsibilities, providing expertise and support.
Expressions of interest are invited from both lay and ordained members of the Methodist Church in Britain. We are aiming to have a breadth of experience and backgrounds among the members of the Connexional Council, and therefore we particularly welcome applications from lay and minority ethnic members of the Church, women, those with disabilities, and those who are still developing their careers.
You're encouraged to apply if you feel that overall your skills and experience meet the person specification requirements - your passion for the Church as well as the relevant transferrable skills will stand out and set you apart even if your career is still developing.
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