WELCOME TO ST GILES’ CHURCH, EXHALL
St Giles Church, Exhall is Bedworth's oldest building. A place of worship has stood on this site since the twelfth century. Today it is a place of worship and prayer for a lively Christian family as well as an important focal point for the wider community in Ash Green and Exhall.
We believe that life without faith is incomplete. We try to be a Church that welcomes everyone, and enables all - whatever their starting point - to explore and grow in the Christian faith.
We hope you find this web site helpful. Our real prayer is that it may whet your appetite to get in touch and hopefully to come and join us! You can find us at St Giles’ Road, Ash Green, Coventry CV7 9AA.
Vacancy:
Parish Administrator
St Giles’ Church, Exhall
Part-time, 12 hours per week
(Mon-Thurs 9-11.30 am, plus 2 further hours).
£4,500 (approx. £13,875 pro rata)
6 weeks’ holiday
We’re looking for an enthusiastic, unflappable administrator to support the vicar and others in running the busy work of St Giles’ across Exhall and Ash Green.
We need someone who’s brilliant with people, competent working mainly alone (yet unfazed by interruptions), with sound administrative and IT skills, and an ability to write well.
Based mainly at the parish office, but some hours can be flexible. For more details about the post visit www.stgileschurchexhall.info. Alternatively click here for the Job Specification and Person Specification.
Deadline for applications: Wednesday 4th March
Interview date: Tuesday 10th March
Applications by CV please to:
Revd Andrew Gandon, The Vicarage,
St Giles Rd, Ash Green CV7 9AA
Email: andrewgandon@gmail.com
Visitors to date since site re-launched at the beginning of October 2011
NEW ITEMS ON THIS WEB SITE
Click here for details of our 2015 pantomime
Click here for the latest Pew Sheet
Click here for the latest church rota’s
Click here for the latest At A Glance
Click here for the Vicars December/January letter.
Click here for the Assisting Priests latest update.
Click here for picures of St Giles Meadow consecration.