To promote, coordinate and facilitate translation within and across OM internationally.

Reporting to the Director of Marketing & Communications, you will have responsibility for the day-to-day activity within the team, managing all of the key functions, covering such aspects as advertising, PR, literature, trade shows and promotional materials, direct marketing, online , web.
- You will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of traditional and new media products & services for international and UK audiences.

• You will work to continually improve external and internal communications across the wider organisation.
• Managing external and internal resources, you will participate in the creative process ensuring cost – effective and on-time delivery.
• With a working knowledge of project management, creating and delivering, experience in a marketing, communications, fundraising environment.
• Managing multiple projects, as well as the creative process from initial concept through to delivering through appropriate marketing channels.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a writer to write materials for marketing, newsletters, web content, and internal news releases that communicate programs and services offered and complies with OM's brand and security standards.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a Graphic Artist. This role will require the conceptualisation and production of materials to effectively communicate OM's marketing and communications strategies using a wide range of media - through web, print, and multimedia. Familiarity with Adobe software is strongly encouraged, but not a requirement

OM's International Communications Department is in need of Web Designers. This role will require the production of web designs to reflect OM's unique
character and multinational culture. The emphasis is on the end user experience, ease of navigation, and a fresh style that will help build community and maintain relationships with OM's partners.

Reporting to the Director of Marketing & Communications, you will have responsibility for the day-to-day activity within the team, managing all of the key functions, covering such aspects as advertising, PR, literature, trade shows and promotional materials, direct marketing, online , web.
- You will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of traditional and new media products & services for international and UK audiences.

• You will work to continually improve external and internal communications across the wider organisation.
• Managing external and internal resources, you will participate in the creative process ensuring cost – effective and on-time delivery.
• With a working knowledge of project management, creating and delivering, experience in a marketing, communications, fundraising environment.
• Managing multiple projects, as well as the creative process from initial concept through to delivering through appropriate marketing channels.

The regional co-ordinator's role is to lead OM's representation to local churches and individuals in his/her region of the UK.  We currently have regional co-ordinators representing us in only five regions – there is scope for another half a dozen!    The role involves taking meetings on behalf of OM, meeting church leaders, helping OMers strengthen relationships with their sending churches and supporters, organizing meetings for visiting speakers and presentation teams, etc.

Each year 200+ people from the UK take part in 'Global Challenge' events - short-term (2 weeks to 3 months) outreaches in every corner of the world.  This role involves communicating with those interested in taking part - by phone, email, letter, etc., then processing applications and helping Global Challenge participants with preparation, travel etc.    There will be opportunities to go with other team members taking meetings to promote 'Global Challenge' and an opportunity to take part in one Global Challenge outreach each year.
Building good relationships with 'Global Challenge' participants is a key part of this role, so follow-up after their return to the UK will also be part of the role

As part of our aim to challenge and teach young people more about Christ we need a student coordinator to link with universities and colleges across the UK. We want to get students interested in short-term mission – how they can make a difference – and we can do that by telling them about the opportunities available to them through seminars, visits to Christian Unions and other groups for young adults.
Our ultimate aim is to provide young people with training in opportunities for short-term mission and to give them a long-term vision for what God is doing across the world with OM.

OM UK’s website is an essential means of communicating news, giving information and providing an easy way of giving financially to support OM workers or project appeals. However, the current webmaster is also responsible for other significant areas of OM ministry and these areas have recently taken more of his time.
We now need someone to join the team to work full-time on our website development. Initially this will involve implementing our current website redesign, then working with the communications and financial development departments to provide regular updates.
The webmaster will also be responsible for the GLOBALkids website
Visit www.uk.om.org or www.globalkids.om.org

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a writer to write materials for marketing, newsletters, web content, and internal news releases that communicate programs and services offered and complies with OM's brand and security standards.

Assisting our financial development staff with administration, especially with fundraising from government agencies, trusts, businesses and other organisations.  The work will include researching possible donors, writing funding proposals, keeping records of grant applications, producing reports.  It's behind-the-scenes work which has a huge impact on OM's development and 'mercy' projects worldwide.

Do you enjoy writing stories? Do you want to share what God is doing through your stories? Then the role of Journalist at our Training Centre is for you.  We are looking for a creative writer to produce regular articles about our different ministries at Lifehope.  You will visit our teams, interview team members and local pastors and produce short stories and reports for the web and our publications.

You will feature the work of our current five community outreach teams, some of our specialised teams such as Kids 'n' Things and our Chinese team, our training programmes and our other vital support ministries. You will also have the opportunity to join some of our short-term missions in order to interview some of our short-term participants and write the final report at the end of the mission.

Your office will be based at our Training Centre.  You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks.We need a technical writer to document changes and new functionality so that users are able to take full advantage of OM's standard server operating system.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a writer to write materials for marketing, newsletters, web content, and internal news releases that communicate programs and services offered and complies with OM's brand and security standards.

The UK is a nation that has increasingly rejected its roots as a Christian, missionary-sending country and has instead embraced materialism, secularism and religions of every kind. Do you have what it takes to find, develop and use your gifts in that kind of society -  to make friends, serve people and tell others about the love of Jesus?

If so then there are opportunities for you at OM Lifehope. We want to train you to reach out to children, youth, and adults from all kinds of backgrounds, religions and ethnic groups, including Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Chinese and secular British people.

Our teams partner with local churches across the UK which are committed to reaching their communities with the gospel. During your time at OM Lifehope you will deepen your faith, live alongside Christians from all over the world and learn how to effectively share your faith with others.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for the first five months and Italy for the next three to six months.

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Italy. Mind, heart, feet, and hands are all focused together as you grow in knowledge and faith and put it all into practice. You will be a part of a surge of creative outreach and servant projects in different cities in Italy. Develop your ministry skills as you deepen your passion for Christ.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and Sweden for the next three to six months.

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Sweden. Live for the next 3 to 6 months in Råslätt, a suburb of Jönköping with many immigrants. Reach out to needy peoples from different religious backgrounds together with the local church. The focus in Sweden will be threefold: close to God, close to each other and close to the world. Different opportunities include a youth center, public schools, sports, scouts and a second hand-store.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and an inner-city ministry team in Switzerland for the remaining six

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Switzerland to join the inner-city ministry team in Zurich. Help out at a drop-in centre for drug addicts and children's club, work alongside the Salvation Army in the red-light district, build friendships with your neighbours and go on prayer walks. Take more initiative and responsibility as you develop your ministry.

So much to do and see, so little time? Then Transit Challenge is for you!

Travel through 7 countries with 7 people over 7 months. Start in England with a 3-week orientation and training in hands-on ministry, and develop these skills through youth and children's ministry, sports ministry, street outreach and community work over the next 7 months in 7 countries in Europe.

Come alongside local OM teams where you will be challenged to grow in your knowledge and understanding of God across cultural differences and boundaries. Discover the joys and challenges of being on the road in a transit van with an international team. Be confronted with the needs of Europe and find out how you can make a difference.

If your passion is sharing the Gospel with teenagers and you already have experience in youth work, OM Lifehope has opportunities for you. Our evangelism teams are involved in leading weekly youth clubs with our partner churches.  We need an experienced youth worker to come alongside them to mentor and train them in youth work.  Once a year, we also organise "Teens in Missions"(TiM) in the UK.  In the planning stages, there are resources and training sessions to prepare for the teenagers. During the mission, there will be orientation and training sessions to be delivered, followed by an outreach programme. All year there are many other opportunities to develop further youth initiatives through our contacts in local secondary schools and community projects.

The Youth Track will equip you to be an effective and committed youth worker while gaining a formal UK qualification: The National Certificate in Christian Youth Work.  You will receive high quality and relevant training and experience life in a church-based international team.

After an initial time of orientation and training, you will be placed in a Community Outreach Team where you have an unrivalled opportunity to get hands on involvement in evangelism in the UK and experience life in a diverse multicultural team.

Each week throughout the year you will study with Engage! our partner organization in this programme. It uses interactive training days together, distance learning materials, work with young people and help from a mentor to enable you to learn more about youth work and develop your own understanding and skills. OM Lifehope and Engage! together would set up a suitable youth work placement where you can practice and develop your youth work skills.

The UK is a nation that has increasingly rejected its roots as a Christian, missionary-sending country and has instead embraced materialism, secularism and religions of every kind. Do you have what it takes to find, develop and use your gifts in that kind of society -  to make friends, serve people and tell others about the love of Jesus?

If so then there are opportunities for you at OM Lifehope. We want to train you to reach out to children, youth, and adults from all kinds of backgrounds, religions and ethnic groups, including Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Chinese and secular British people.

Our teams partner with local churches across the UK which are committed to reaching their communities with the gospel. During your time at OM Lifehope you will deepen your faith, live alongside Christians from all over the world and learn how to effectively share your faith with others.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for the first five months and Italy for the next three to six months.

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Italy. Mind, heart, feet, and hands are all focused together as you grow in knowledge and faith and put it all into practice. You will be a part of a surge of creative outreach and servant projects in different cities in Italy. Develop your ministry skills as you deepen your passion for Christ.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and Sweden for the next three to six months.

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Sweden. Live for the next 3 to 6 months in Råslätt, a suburb of Jönköping with many immigrants. Reach out to needy peoples from different religious backgrounds together with the local church. The focus in Sweden will be threefold: close to God, close to each other and close to the world. Different opportunities include a youth center, public schools, sports, scouts and a second hand-store.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and an inner-city ministry team in Switzerland for the remaining six

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Switzerland to join the inner-city ministry team in Zurich. Help out at a drop-in centre for drug addicts and children's club, work alongside the Salvation Army in the red-light district, build friendships with your neighbours and go on prayer walks. Take more initiative and responsibility as you develop your ministry.

So much to do and see, so little time? Then Transit Challenge is for you!

Travel through 7 countries with 7 people over 7 months. Start in England with a 3-week orientation and training in hands-on ministry, and develop these skills through youth and children's ministry, sports ministry, street outreach and community work over the next 7 months in 7 countries in Europe.

Come alongside local OM teams where you will be challenged to grow in your knowledge and understanding of God across cultural differences and boundaries. Discover the joys and challenges of being on the road in a transit van with an international team. Be confronted with the needs of Europe and find out how you can make a difference.

The Youth Track will equip you to be an effective and committed youth worker while gaining a formal UK qualification: The National Certificate in Christian Youth Work.  You will receive high quality and relevant training and experience life in a church-based international team.

After an initial time of orientation and training, you will be placed in a Community Outreach Team where you have an unrivalled opportunity to get hands on involvement in evangelism in the UK and experience life in a diverse multicultural team.

Each week throughout the year you will study with Engage! our partner organization in this programme. It uses interactive training days together, distance learning materials, work with young people and help from a mentor to enable you to learn more about youth work and develop your own understanding and skills. OM Lifehope and Engage! together would set up a suitable youth work placement where you can practice and develop your youth work skills.

The UK is a nation that has increasingly rejected its roots as a Christian, missionary-sending country and has instead embraced materialism, secularism and religions of every kind. Do you have what it takes to find, develop and use your gifts in that kind of society -  to make friends, serve people and tell others about the love of Jesus?

If so then there are opportunities for you at OM Lifehope. We want to train you to reach out to children, youth, and adults from all kinds of backgrounds, religions and ethnic groups, including Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Chinese and secular British people.

Our teams partner with local churches across the UK which are committed to reaching their communities with the gospel. During your time at OM Lifehope you will deepen your faith, live alongside Christians from all over the world and learn how to effectively share your faith with others.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and an inner-city ministry team in Switzerland for the remaining six

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Switzerland to join the inner-city ministry team in Zurich. Help out at a drop-in centre for drug addicts and children's club, work alongside the Salvation Army in the red-light district, build friendships with your neighbours and go on prayer walks. Take more initiative and responsibility as you develop your ministry.

The UK is a nation that has increasingly rejected its roots as a Christian, missionary-sending country and has instead embraced materialism, secularism and religions of every kind. Do you have what it takes to find, develop and use your gifts in that kind of society -  to make friends, serve people and tell others about the love of Jesus?

If so then there are opportunities for you at OM Lifehope. We want to train you to reach out to children, youth, and adults from all kinds of backgrounds, religions and ethnic groups, including Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Chinese and secular British people.

Our teams partner with local churches across the UK which are committed to reaching their communities with the gospel. During your time at OM Lifehope you will deepen your faith, live alongside Christians from all over the world and learn how to effectively share your faith with others.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for the first five months and Italy for the next three to six months.

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Italy. Mind, heart, feet, and hands are all focused together as you grow in knowledge and faith and put it all into practice. You will be a part of a surge of creative outreach and servant projects in different cities in Italy. Develop your ministry skills as you deepen your passion for Christ.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and Sweden for the next three to six months.

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Sweden. Live for the next 3 to 6 months in Råslätt, a suburb of Jönköping with many immigrants. Reach out to needy peoples from different religious backgrounds together with the local church. The focus in Sweden will be threefold: close to God, close to each other and close to the world. Different opportunities include a youth center, public schools, sports, scouts and a second hand-store.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and an inner-city ministry team in Switzerland for the remaining six

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Switzerland to join the inner-city ministry team in Zurich. Help out at a drop-in centre for drug addicts and children's club, work alongside the Salvation Army in the red-light district, build friendships with your neighbours and go on prayer walks. Take more initiative and responsibility as you develop your ministry.

So much to do and see, so little time? Then Transit Challenge is for you!

Travel through 7 countries with 7 people over 7 months. Start in England with a 3-week orientation and training in hands-on ministry, and develop these skills through youth and children's ministry, sports ministry, street outreach and community work over the next 7 months in 7 countries in Europe.

Come alongside local OM teams where you will be challenged to grow in your knowledge and understanding of God across cultural differences and boundaries. Discover the joys and challenges of being on the road in a transit van with an international team. Be confronted with the needs of Europe and find out how you can make a difference.

The Youth Track will equip you to be an effective and committed youth worker while gaining a formal UK qualification: The National Certificate in Christian Youth Work.  You will receive high quality and relevant training and experience life in a church-based international team.

After an initial time of orientation and training, you will be placed in a Community Outreach Team where you have an unrivalled opportunity to get hands on involvement in evangelism in the UK and experience life in a diverse multicultural team.

Each week throughout the year you will study with Engage! our partner organization in this programme. It uses interactive training days together, distance learning materials, work with young people and help from a mentor to enable you to learn more about youth work and develop your own understanding and skills. OM Lifehope and Engage! together would set up a suitable youth work placement where you can practice and develop your youth work skills.

Do you enjoy working in an office environment and do you have an eye for details?  Do you want to serve in a vital support role?  Then the bookkeeper role at our Training Centre is for you!  Your duties will include accounting, administrative and bookkeeping tasks in our finance office.  You will handle petty cash, data entry, payments of bills, accounts, banking and record keeping.

You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities.  You will attend our daily devotional times every morning and our weekly prayer nights every Thursday.  Once a week, you will also be able to take part in an outreach activity of your choice, maybe help out at a kids club, youth meeting or one of our local community projects.

Serve as part of OM UK's National Office team, serving under our Head of accounts.  Key tasks:
1.Processing of payments to be made by the office:
2.Dealing with the Petty cash income and expenses:
3.Preparation of the weekly cash flow from information downloaded from the bank
4.Entering accounting information into the Ledger.
5.Processing of Information to and from OM's International Clearing House:
6.Preparation of monthly and quarterly financial information for the UK National Office.
7.Performing regular reconciliations of bank accounts and other control accounts.

Do you enjoy working in an office environment and do you have an eye for details?  Do you want to serve in a vital support role?  Then the bookkeeper role at our Training Centre is for you!  Your duties will include accounting, administrative and bookkeeping tasks in our finance office.  You will handle petty cash, data entry, payments of bills, accounts, banking and record keeping.

You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities.  You will attend our daily devotional times every morning and our weekly prayer nights every Thursday.  Once a week, you will also be able to take part in an outreach activity of your choice, maybe help out at a kids club, youth meeting or one of our local community projects.

Do you enjoy working in an office environment and do you have an eye for details?  Do you want to serve in a vital support role?  Then the bookkeeper role at our Training Centre is for you!  Your duties will include accounting, administrative and bookkeeping tasks in our finance office.  You will handle petty cash, data entry, payments of bills, accounts, banking and record keeping.

You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities.  You will attend our daily devotional times every morning and our weekly prayer nights every Thursday.  Once a week, you will also be able to take part in an outreach activity of your choice, maybe help out at a kids club, youth meeting or one of our local community projects.

Do you enjoy doing a wide variety of tasks - many of which require attention to detail? Can you cope with interruptions and communicate well? We need someone to take care of all the administration for OM's International IT Department. There are many opportunities to develop your skills and learn new things. Please come and join the team!
Your work here will help OM's work in over 100 countries.

OM UK's National Headquarters team, based in Shropshire, England, represents OM’s worldwide (in over 100 countries) work to the UK church, and helps to resource that work with finance and people.  We serve about 400 OM UK workers serving in the UK and overseas.  The Systems Administrator’s role is to maintain and develop the IT facilities for the busy national office, and those working in regional offices. There are about 100 users nationally that require IT support; the Systems Administrator role is vital for this team to be as effective as possible

MS Windows Specialists are required to enhance the standard OM configuration for Windows PC's by defining an optimal standard as new technologies evolve, such as, XP Professional; research and recommend standard applications and procedures for the Win platform; investigate methods to electronically maintain software on PC's; create documentation; and define options for local customization (i.e. language).

• Facilitate the delivery of Support, User System Documentation, Training, Implementation  and Global Services (Hosting), to OM
• Responsible for second level support for all application systems.
• Delivery of Business Analysis through the development of Business Process, Requirements and coordination of User Acceptance testing
• Participate as a key player in the management and enabling of technology through International IT for OM

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. It is used in 50 OM offices around the world and allows users with little technical knowledge to get the full benefits of a wide range of server functionality. In order to make it easier for other mission organisations to use this product and also to widen our developer and tester base, we'd like to turn this product into an Open Source project. We are therefore looking for an Open Source project manager  who can handle the communication and coordination of an Open Source community.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2.  Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. Developers are required to take advantage of Linux improvements and to add further functionality to our standard server operating system.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks.We need a technical writer to document changes and new functionality so that users are able to take full advantage of OM's standard server operating system.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. It is used in 50 OM offices around the world and allows users with little technical knowledge to get the full benefits of a wide range of server functionality. In order to make it easier for other mission organisations to use this product and also to widen our developer and tester base, we'd like to turn this product into an Open Source project. We are therefore looking for an Open Source project manager  who can handle the communication and coordination of an Open Source community.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2.  Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. A tester is required to assist in the verification of new functionality, bug-fixes and enhancements to OM's Linux-based server operating system.

MS Windows Specialists are required to enhance the standard OM configuration for Windows PC's by defining an optimal standard as new technologies evolve, such as, XP Professional; research and recommend standard applications and procedures for the Win platform; investigate methods to electronically maintain software on PC's; create documentation; and define options for local customization (i.e. language).

Developers are needed to work on PETRA, OM's in house, custom developed software package which is used in over 90 locations worldwide and is vital for the stability and upkeep of OM's administration records and financial systems. PETRA developers are involved in designing and developing new functionality as well as supporting our large and diverse user-base. Technologies currently being used include C#, .NET framework, Mono, PostgreSQL RDBMS.
If you like to work in a team and have experience of Object-Oriented development then we would like to talk to you.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Documentation Writer is responsible for writing and maintaining end user documentation for OM's international web systems.  There is also the possibility of carrying out end user training.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Programmer will be part of an international team that is enhancing and expanding OM's external and internal web presence through the translation of business requirements into technical designs and functioning components.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. It is used in 50 OM offices around the world and allows users with little technical knowledge to get the full benefits of a wide range of server functionality. In order to make it easier for other mission organisations to use this product and also to widen our developer and tester base, we'd like to turn this product into an Open Source project. We are therefore looking for an Open Source project manager  who can handle the communication and coordination of an Open Source community.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2.  Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. A tester is required to assist in the verification of new functionality, bug-fixes and enhancements to OM's Linux-based server operating system.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Documentation Writer is responsible for writing and maintaining end user documentation for OM's international web systems.  There is also the possibility of carrying out end user training.

OM's web system is vital for both internal and external communications and is also important for building community.  A help desk person is needed to respond to user questions and to assist OM's 5400 workers in using OM's web system.  The person is also expected to play an active part in finding bugs, testing bug fixes, and suggesting improvements.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Quality Assurance Analyst is responsible for ensuring the quality of new and updated code is adequate before it goes live.

Developers are needed to work on PETRA, OM's in house, custom developed software package which is used in over 90 locations worldwide and is vital for the stability and upkeep of OM's administration records and financial systems. PETRA developers are involved in designing and developing new functionality as well as supporting our large and diverse user-base. Technologies currently being used include C#, .NET framework, Mono, PostgreSQL RDBMS.
If you like to work in a team and have experience of Object-Oriented development then we would like to talk to you.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Programmer will be part of an international team that is enhancing and expanding OM's external and internal web presence through the translation of business requirements into technical designs and functioning components.

• Facilitate the delivery of Support, User System Documentation, Training, Implementation  and Global Services (Hosting), to OM
• Responsible for second level support for all application systems.
• Delivery of Business Analysis through the development of Business Process, Requirements and coordination of User Acceptance testing
• Participate as a key player in the management and enabling of technology through International IT for OM

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks.We need a technical writer to document changes and new functionality so that users are able to take full advantage of OM's standard server operating system.

MS Windows Specialists are required to enhance the standard OM configuration for Windows PC's by defining an optimal standard as new technologies evolve, such as, XP Professional; research and recommend standard applications and procedures for the Win platform; investigate methods to electronically maintain software on PC's; create documentation; and define options for local customization (i.e. language).

Developers are needed to work on PETRA, OM's in house, custom developed software package which is used in over 90 locations worldwide and is vital for the stability and upkeep of OM's administration records and financial systems. PETRA developers are involved in designing and developing new functionality as well as supporting our large and diverse user-base. Technologies currently being used include C#, .NET framework, Mono, PostgreSQL RDBMS.
If you like to work in a team and have experience of Object-Oriented development then we would like to talk to you.

OM's web system is vital for both internal and external communications and is also important for building community.  A help desk person is needed to respond to user questions and to assist OM's 5400 workers in using OM's web system.  The person is also expected to play an active part in finding bugs, testing bug fixes, and suggesting improvements.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Quality Assurance Analyst is responsible for ensuring the quality of new and updated code is adequate before it goes live.

OM is enhancing its IT and communications systems.  As part of this process, we are looking for a Requiremets Analyst to work with Field personnel to accurately capture and analyse OM's business processes and requirements.

OM UK's National Headquarters team, based in Shropshire, England, represents OM’s worldwide (in over 100 countries) work to the UK church, and helps to resource that work with finance and people.  We serve about 400 OM UK workers serving in the UK and overseas.  The Systems Administrator’s role is to maintain and develop the IT facilities for the busy national office, and those working in regional offices. There are about 100 users nationally that require IT support; the Systems Administrator role is vital for this team to be as effective as possible

• Meeting the users needs and requirements for Application systems
• Working with the CIO & CTO to give them a clear understanding of the outstanding functional requirements for Applications, so priorities for development can be set.
• Working with the main users and owners of the various Application systems
• Facilitate the development, integration and implementation of application systems and releases. Along with the integration and implementation of application packages.
• Responsible for third level support for all application systems.
• Provide PC/laptop, server and network support for all ICT staff and operations whether in Carlisle or remotely.
• Participate as a key player in the management and enabling of technology through International IT for OM

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Quality Assurance Analyst is responsible for ensuring the quality of new and updated code is adequate before it goes live.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Documentation Writer is responsible for writing and maintaining end user documentation for OM's international web systems.  There is also the possibility of carrying out end user training.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a trainer who will be able to provide a comprehensive range of integrated classroom and web based learning services to enable OM staff to improve their productivity and effectiveness through our public and internal web systems.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a Graphic Artist. This role will require the conceptualisation and production of materials to effectively communicate OM's marketing and communications strategies using a wide range of media - through web, print, and multimedia. Familiarity with Adobe software is strongly encouraged, but not a requirement

OM's International Communications Department is in need of Web Designers. This role will require the production of web designs to reflect OM's unique
character and multinational culture. The emphasis is on the end user experience, ease of navigation, and a fresh style that will help build community and maintain relationships with OM's partners.

OM's web system is vital for both internal and external communications and is also important for building community.  A help desk person is needed to respond to user questions and to assist OM's 5400 workers in using OM's web system.  The person is also expected to play an active part in finding bugs, testing bug fixes, and suggesting improvements.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Programmer will be part of an international team that is enhancing and expanding OM's external and internal web presence through the translation of business requirements into technical designs and functioning components.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a trainer who will be able to provide a comprehensive range of integrated classroom and web based learning services to enable OM staff to improve their productivity and effectiveness through our public and internal web systems.

OM UK’s website is an essential means of communicating news, giving information and providing an easy way of giving financially to support OM workers or project appeals. However, the current webmaster is also responsible for other significant areas of OM ministry and these areas have recently taken more of his time.
We now need someone to join the team to work full-time on our website development. Initially this will involve implementing our current website redesign, then working with the communications and financial development departments to provide regular updates.
The webmaster will also be responsible for the GLOBALkids website
Visit www.uk.om.org or www.globalkids.om.org

More than ever, people are looking for a place to belong – a community that they can be a part of. What better way to reach people in the UK with the gospel than to become a part of their community, living where they live, walking on the same streets?

When you join OM Lifehope’s Community Encounter you will become part of an international team, working closely with a UK church to reach out to the local community. You will meet people from all kinds of backgrounds with all kinds of faiths and beliefs. You will learn how to share the love of Christ through making friendships, serving people and giving opportunities for them to hear the gospel.

During this time, you will deepen your faith, live alongside Christians from all over the world and learn how to effectively share your faith with others. Our training includes our "Toolkit" induction training, an adventure week for team building and leadership development, and regular training weeks.

The UK is a nation that has increasingly rejected its roots as a Christian, missionary-sending country and has instead embraced materialism, secularism and religions of every kind. Do you have what it takes to find, develop and use your gifts in that kind of society -  to make friends, serve people and tell others about the love of Jesus?

If so then there are opportunities for you at OM Lifehope. We want to train you to reach out to children, youth, and adults from all kinds of backgrounds, religions and ethnic groups, including Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Chinese and secular British people.

Our teams partner with local churches across the UK which are committed to reaching their communities with the gospel. During your time at OM Lifehope you will deepen your faith, live alongside Christians from all over the world and learn how to effectively share your faith with others.

Do you have an eye for figures?  Are you the kind of person who can have an overview of accounts?  Then the Finance Manager role at OM Lifehope is for you!  You will be responsible for managing the finance team,  including all the accounts and reports.  You will oversee all financial transaction and ensure good financial policies are in place.

You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities. You will join our daily devotional times and our weekly prayer evening every Thursday.

Keen to be away from home for a year, learn a foreign language and discover God’s will for your life? HOPE 2 EUROPE is for you! Work with an international team in the UK for five months and an inner-city ministry team in Switzerland for the remaining six

Grasp the tools needed to share the gospel with your neighbour, youth and kids during a three-week orientation in Birmingham (UK) and put into practice what you have learnt by joining a church-based Community Encounter Team throughout the UK.

Celebrate the New Year on outreach in the UK, before heading off to Switzerland to join the inner-city ministry team in Zurich. Help out at a drop-in centre for drug addicts and children's club, work alongside the Salvation Army in the red-light district, build friendships with your neighbours and go on prayer walks. Take more initiative and responsibility as you develop your ministry.

Do you enjoy organising and working through practical details?  Do you like meeting many different people? Then the Hospitality Manager role at our Training Centre is for you!

You will be responsible for all accommodation bookings, making room allocations, coordinating with our volunteers for the beds and rooms to be clean and ready, communicating meal arrangements to our cook and working on all the logistics for visitors and overnight guests.

Our training centre is used mainly for training events and seminars, for groups coming on mission exposure trips and for other overnight visitors.  It is a residential Training Centre with 40 beds and conference facilities.

You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities.  You will attend our daily devotional times every morning and our weekly prayer nights every Thursday.

Do you enjoy writing stories? Do you want to share what God is doing through your stories? Then the role of Journalist at our Training Centre is for you.  We are looking for a creative writer to produce regular articles about our different ministries at Lifehope.  You will visit our teams, interview team members and local pastors and produce short stories and reports for the web and our publications.

You will feature the work of our current five community outreach teams, some of our specialised teams such as Kids 'n' Things and our Chinese team, our training programmes and our other vital support ministries. You will also have the opportunity to join some of our short-term missions in order to interview some of our short-term participants and write the final report at the end of the mission.

Your office will be based at our Training Centre.  You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities.

So much to do and see, so little time? Then Transit Challenge is for you!

Travel through 7 countries with 7 people over 7 months. Start in England with a 3-week orientation and training in hands-on ministry, and develop these skills through youth and children's ministry, sports ministry, street outreach and community work over the next 7 months in 7 countries in Europe.

Come alongside local OM teams where you will be challenged to grow in your knowledge and understanding of God across cultural differences and boundaries. Discover the joys and challenges of being on the road in a transit van with an international team. Be confronted with the needs of Europe and find out how you can make a difference.

The Youth Track will equip you to be an effective and committed youth worker while gaining a formal UK qualification: The National Certificate in Christian Youth Work.  You will receive high quality and relevant training and experience life in a church-based international team.

After an initial time of orientation and training, you will be placed in a Community Outreach Team where you have an unrivalled opportunity to get hands on involvement in evangelism in the UK and experience life in a diverse multicultural team.

Each week throughout the year you will study with Engage! our partner organization in this programme. It uses interactive training days together, distance learning materials, work with young people and help from a mentor to enable you to learn more about youth work and develop your own understanding and skills. OM Lifehope and Engage! together would set up a suitable youth work placement where you can practice and develop your youth work skills.

The responsibilities of an archivist would be to research, plan and organize systems and procedures for the safekeeping of historically valuable documents, photographs, slides, films, sound recordings, and electronically stored records for OM.  An archivist will manage and maintain collections and help to make them more accessible and available to a wide range of users; these can vary from historical researchers and academics to schools and private individuals.

Just a few minutes away from the picturesque Lake District in northern England, the International Coordinating Team is based in Carlisle. In addition to enjoying the beautiful countryside, you will be able to serve OM ICT with your financial skills.

OM is enhancing its IT and communications systems.  As part of this process, we are looking for a Requiremets Analyst to work with Field personnel to accurately capture and analyse OM's business processes and requirements.

OM's international communications department is in need of an
administrator to coordinate the work flow and support the International
Communications Facilitator’s role.  The role includes writing strategic
plans, proposals, and reports; managing electronic documents on OM's
intranet; organising meetings, travel, schedule and finances; and overseeing the implementation of systems for efficient administration in the communications department.

Assisting our financial development staff with administration, especially with fundraising from government agencies, trusts, businesses and other organisations.  The work will include researching possible donors, writing funding proposals, keeping records of grant applications, producing reports.  It's behind-the-scenes work which has a huge impact on OM's development and 'mercy' projects worldwide.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a Graphic Artist. This role will require the conceptualisation and production of materials to effectively communicate OM's marketing and communications strategies using a wide range of media - through web, print, and multimedia. Familiarity with Adobe software is strongly encouraged, but not a requirement

Do you enjoy doing a wide variety of tasks - many of which require attention to detail? Can you cope with interruptions and communicate well? We need someone to take care of all the administration for OM's International IT Department. There are many opportunities to develop your skills and learn new things. Please come and join the team!
Your work here will help OM's work in over 100 countries.

• Meeting the users needs and requirements for Application systems
• Working with the CIO & CTO to give them a clear understanding of the outstanding functional requirements for Applications, so priorities for development can be set.
• Working with the main users and owners of the various Application systems
• Facilitate the development, integration and implementation of application systems and releases. Along with the integration and implementation of application packages.
• Responsible for third level support for all application systems.
• Provide PC/laptop, server and network support for all ICT staff and operations whether in Carlisle or remotely.
• Participate as a key player in the management and enabling of technology through International IT for OM

• Facilitate the delivery of Support, User System Documentation, Training, Implementation  and Global Services (Hosting), to OM
• Responsible for second level support for all application systems.
• Delivery of Business Analysis through the development of Business Process, Requirements and coordination of User Acceptance testing
• Participate as a key player in the management and enabling of technology through International IT for OM

In OM we are working in over 100 countries. Communication is vital to our survival.  We need someone who will manage our Public Relations and prepare materials which communicate clearly what we are doing and what our views are. This will involve close working relationships with the International Director of OM and our Head of Communications. Email for a more detailed description.  It will also involve coordination of communications in emergencies.

To promote, coordinate and facilitate translation within and across OM internationally.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2.  Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. Developers are required to take advantage of Linux improvements and to add further functionality to our standard server operating system.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks.We need a technical writer to document changes and new functionality so that users are able to take full advantage of OM's standard server operating system.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. It is used in 50 OM offices around the world and allows users with little technical knowledge to get the full benefits of a wide range of server functionality. In order to make it easier for other mission organisations to use this product and also to widen our developer and tester base, we'd like to turn this product into an Open Source project. We are therefore looking for an Open Source project manager  who can handle the communication and coordination of an Open Source community.

OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux based on CentOS 4.2.  Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. A tester is required to assist in the verification of new functionality, bug-fixes and enhancements to OM's Linux-based server operating system.

MS Windows Specialists are required to enhance the standard OM configuration for Windows PC's by defining an optimal standard as new technologies evolve, such as, XP Professional; research and recommend standard applications and procedures for the Win platform; investigate methods to electronically maintain software on PC's; create documentation; and define options for local customization (i.e. language).

Developers are needed to work on PETRA, OM's in house, custom developed software package which is used in over 90 locations worldwide and is vital for the stability and upkeep of OM's administration records and financial systems. PETRA developers are involved in designing and developing new functionality as well as supporting our large and diverse user-base. Technologies currently being used include C#, .NET framework, Mono, PostgreSQL RDBMS.
If you like to work in a team and have experience of Object-Oriented development then we would like to talk to you.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of Web Designers. This role will require the production of web designs to reflect OM's unique
character and multinational culture. The emphasis is on the end user experience, ease of navigation, and a fresh style that will help build community and maintain relationships with OM's partners.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Documentation Writer is responsible for writing and maintaining end user documentation for OM's international web systems.  There is also the possibility of carrying out end user training.

OM's web system is vital for both internal and external communications and is also important for building community.  A help desk person is needed to respond to user questions and to assist OM's 5400 workers in using OM's web system.  The person is also expected to play an active part in finding bugs, testing bug fixes, and suggesting improvements.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Programmer will be part of an international team that is enhancing and expanding OM's external and internal web presence through the translation of business requirements into technical designs and functioning components.

Web technologies are a vital part of OM's IT infrastructure and used to make information available within the organisation, to the public, and to partner individuals and organisations.  Web technologies are also important for building and
maintaining a sense of community.  The Web System Quality Assurance Analyst is responsible for ensuring the quality of new and updated code is adequate before it goes live.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a trainer who will be able to provide a comprehensive range of integrated classroom and web based learning services to enable OM staff to improve their productivity and effectiveness through our public and internal web systems.

OM's International Communications Department is in need of a writer to write materials for marketing, newsletters, web content, and internal news releases that communicate programs and services offered and complies with OM's brand and security standards.

Assisting our financial development staff with administration, especially with fundraising from government agencies, trusts, businesses and other organisations.  The work will include researching possible donors, writing funding proposals, keeping records of grant applications, producing reports.  It's behind-the-scenes work which has a huge impact on OM's development and 'mercy' projects worldwide.

Do you enjoy organising and working through practical details?  Do you like meeting many different people? Then the Hospitality Manager role at our Training Centre is for you!

You will be responsible for all accommodation bookings, making room allocations, coordinating with our volunteers for the beds and rooms to be clean and ready, communicating meal arrangements to our cook and working on all the logistics for visitors and overnight guests.

Our training centre is used mainly for training events and seminars, for groups coming on mission exposure trips and for other overnight visitors.  It is a residential Training Centre with 40 beds and conference facilities.

You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities.  You will attend our daily devotional times every morning and our weekly prayer nights every Thursday.

Do you enjoy doing a wide variety of tasks - many of which require attention to detail? Can you cope with interruptions and communicate well? We need someone to take care of all the administration for OM's International IT Department. There are many opportunities to develop your skills and learn new things. Please come and join the team!
Your work here will help OM's work in over 100 countries.

Are you excited to see young people trained to be effective in mission? To provide administrative support to our training team. Various administrative tasks, including typing documents, making timetables, planning programmes and maintaining calendars. To prepare training materials for trainees. To arrange schedules for trainers and liase with other staff on various matters relating to trainees.

You will be working as part of OM Lifehope's international community with the chance to live and work alongside people from at least 15 different nationalities.

Do you have an eye for figures?  Are you the kind of person who can have an overview of accounts?  Then the Finance Manager role at OM Lifehope is for you!  You will be responsible for managing the finance team,  including all the accounts and reports.  You will oversee all financial transaction and ensure good financial policies are in place.

You will be part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 25 different nationalities. You will join our daily devotional times and our weekly prayer evening every Thursday.

Each year 200+ people from the UK take part in 'Global Challenge' events - short-term (2 weeks to 3 months) outreaches in every corner of the world.  This role involves communicating with those interested in taking part - by phone, email, letter, etc., then processing applications and helping Global Challenge participants with preparation, travel etc.    There will be opportunities to go with other team members taking meetings to promote 'Global Challenge' and an opportunity to take part in one Global Challenge outreach each year.
Building good relationships with 'Global Challenge' participants is a key part of this role, so follow-up after their return to the UK will also be part of the role

The regional co-ordinator's role is to lead OM's representation to local churches and individuals in his/her region of the UK.  We currently have regional co-ordinators representing us in only five regions – there is scope for another half a dozen!    The role involves taking meetings on behalf of OM, meeting church leaders, helping OMers strengthen relationships with their sending churches and supporters, organizing meetings for visiting speakers and presentation teams, etc.

Each year 200+ people from the UK take part in 'Global Challenge' events - short-term (2 weeks to 3 months) outreaches in every corner of the world.  This role involves communicating with those interested in taking part - by phone, email, letter, etc., then processing applications and helping Global Challenge participants with preparation, travel etc.    There will be opportunities to go with other team members taking meetings to promote 'Global Challenge' and an opportunity to take part in one Global Challenge outreach each year.
Building good relationships with 'Global Challenge' participants is a key part of this role, so follow-up after their return to the UK will also be part of the role

As part of our aim to challenge and teach young people more about Christ we need a student coordinator to link with universities and colleges across the UK. We want to get students interested in short-term mission – how they can make a difference – and we can do that by telling them about the opportunities available to them through seminars, visits to Christian Unions and other groups for young adults.
Our ultimate aim is to provide young people with training in opportunities for short-term mission and to give them a long-term vision for what God is doing across the world with OM.

Do you enjoy fixing things and getting your hands dirty, applying your mind to practical problems? To be responsible for maintaining, repairing and upgrading the facilities of the OM Lifehope training centre. To do some routine maintenance and repair of rented housing. To keep vehicle records and arrange for maintenance and repair of our small fleet of cars and vans, doing minor works yourself. Organising other OM Lifehope team members in practical work and basic maintenance.

You will be working as part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 15 different nationalities.

We require one person for general maintenance such as decoration, simple maintenance jobs at the UK National Office in Shropshire.  You need to be able to work without direct supervision, and experience would be a help, but not essential.  Willingness to learn and flexibility are needed.
Supervision will be provided by our maintenance manager.

Do you enjoy fixing things and getting your hands dirty, applying your mind to practical problems? To be responsible for maintaining, repairing and upgrading the facilities of the OM Lifehope training centre. To do some routine maintenance and repair of rented housing. To keep vehicle records and arrange for maintenance and repair of our small fleet of cars and vans, doing minor works yourself. Organising other OM Lifehope team members in practical work and basic maintenance.

You will be working as part of OM Lifehope's international community, living and working alongside people from at least 15 different nationalities.

We require one person for general maintenance such as decoration, simple maintenance jobs at the UK National Office in Shropshire.  You need to be able to work without direct supervision, and experience would be a help, but not essential.  Willingness to learn and flexibility are needed.
Supervision will be provided by our maintenance manager.