About the Role

Lead Minister

Full-time

Launceston and the Tamar Valley (population 119,000) are located in Northern Tasmania. Launceston is known for its parks and well-preserved Colonial and Victorian architecture. The region is known for its city and country charm, gorgeous old towns, excellent food and wine and beautiful scenery. In 2021 Launceston was named a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Launceston has numerous excellent primary and secondary schools. In addition, the University of Tasmania (UTAS) has a major campus in Launceston, including the world renowned Australian Maritime College (AMC).

The All Saints Network is a vibrant network of four Anglican Churches in Launceston and the Tamar Valley. Each of the sites has their own distinct flavour and style. The people are wanting and working to see our churches continue to transform into places of outreach and community that bring life and light to where they live, work and play. They are seeking a faithful, gospel-hearted Minister to answer God’s call to lead our Network. The successful applicant will have the capacity to influence a network of churches and the region they serve, while working with a passionate team of paid staff and volunteers to serve God’s Kingdom here in Tasmania.

About Anglican Diocese of Tasmania

Bishop Richard Condie, the current Bishop of Tasmania, wants making disciples of Jesus to be at the core of everything we do. He also highly values training and support for church leaders – this includes each ministry leader in the Diocese having a Professional Supervisor, being in a cohort with others at the same life/ministry stage, and money and time given from the parish for professional development each year.

The current group of clergy/ministry leaders (about 80 in total) meet together twice a year and are highly supportive of each other in gospel partnership.

To Apply

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Applications close on 25 May 2025