Clergy vacancies

2024 ordinationsCome and be part of a creative, generous, open and brave Diocese.

We are a diverse yet collaborative community. Whether God’s call to you is to serve in city life, new housing, market towns or Cotswold rural, there can be a cherished place for you here.

Bristol Diocese has a reputation for supporting our clergy through coaching, pastoral care and high-quality Net Zero parsonages. Our Transforming Church. Together strategy invests in developing the local church, including priority communities and amongst under-18s.

With great schools and easy access to London, the South West and the Midlands, this is a wonderful place to live.

Please look at our vacancies to below, and if you’d like to continue the conversation our Archdeacons Christopher (christopher.bryan@bristoldiocese.org), Becky (becky.waring@bristoldiocese.org) and Adam (adam.beaumont@bristoldiocese.org) would be delighted to hear from you.


Priest in Charge Abbots Leigh with Leigh Woods Bristol & Chaplain to Cote House

Is God calling you to something new? We are creating a new 0.8 post in the west of Bristol, combining the role of Priest in Charge of Holy Trinity, Abbots Leigh and St Mary the Virgin, Leigh Woods, with Chaplain to the Cote House Charity


Rector - Gauzebrook Group

The Bishop of Bristol seeks to appoint a Rector for the multiparish Gauzebrook Benefice on the southern edge of the Cotswolds, mid-way between Cirencester, Chippenham and Bath.


Rector - Greenways Benefice, Chippenham

We are praying for a collaborative minister called to lead in an expanding town. St Paul’s is a large church with a vibrant youth ministry. St Nicholas and St Peter are smaller with a rural feel.


SSM Associate Minister - Bybrook Benefice

The role of Associate Minister in the Bybrook Benefice is a unique and exciting opportunity for an ordained priest to make a significant contribution to the life of the church community.

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