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Moderator of Baptist Union Council 


The Moderator of Council acts to ensure the Council is able to fulfil its role as the key location of strategic leadership and oversight within the Union. As such, the Moderator of Council is a role model to all Council members, working in a collaborative and collegial style with Council members, leaders of Trustee Boards and the Core Leadership Team.

As well as holding the responsibility for developing the agenda for Council (working closely with the General Secretary and the Core Leadership Team), the Moderator ensures that all voices are heard, that the rich diversity of the Union is represented, and that the complex relationships of Union life are focused on our common vision and values. 

Could you offer to serve in Union life by putting yourself forward?
 
We hope that you will take time to consider prayerfully whether God may be calling you to serve in this role. If you choose to express your interest, please know that we will be praying for you throughout the process of discernment and appointment. We know from our past experiences that God is faithful in bringing the right people forward at the right time in our Union life.



See here for the full information pack.
 

Lynn Green

 

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