Volunteer roles  

The Lindisfarne Centre for the Study of Christian Persecution was launched in November 2022 and exists to help governments, international bodies, media, churches and other Christian organisations understand the persecution of Christians in Islamic contexts. We aim to not only describe what is happening, but also explain why it is happening and provide an analysis of how it is likely to spread in the next few years.

 

We currently have the following volunteer roles

 

Marketing and social media co-ordinator (voluntary)

(5-10 hours per month)

We are currently seeking a volunteer with professional experience in marketing and/or social media for a minimum of 5-10 hours per month.

It is a genuine occupational requirement that the person must be a committed evangelical Christian who seeks to live their life according to the teaching of the Bible.

Job description marketing and social media coordinator.pdf

 

Administrator (voluntary) responsible for administration and fundraising

(5-10 hours per month)

We are currently seeking a volunteer with professional experience in administration and/or fundraising for a minimum of 5-10 hours per month

It is a genuine occupational requirement that the person must be a committed evangelical Christian who seeks to live their life according to the teaching of the Bible.

Job description volunteer adminstrator.pdf

 

Trustee with specific responsibility for finance

Due to the current finance trustee stepping down after 2 years in the role, during which the organisation has become established and officially launched, we are looking to appoint a new finance trustee.

The trustees meet (currently by Zoom) four times a year and also meet in between meetings for times of prayer.

It is a genuine occupational requirement that the person must be a committed evangelical Christian who seeks to live their life according to the teaching of the Bible.

 

Finance trustee JD.pdf

 

 If you are interested in any of these roles - please download the attached job description and after prayerfully considering it contact the CEO.

…they destroyed the churches and the monasteries far and wide with fire and sword, leaving nothing remaining save bare unroofed walls; and so thoroughly did they do their work that even our own present generation can seldom discover in those places any conclusive memorial of their ancient dignity, sometimes none.
Simeon of Durham, early 12th century historian on the Viking invasion 867AD which eradicated Christianity in parts of England