Trinity is a large, vibrant, charismatic evangelical Anglican church working in close partnership with St Paul’s, as two distinct churches with a shared spiritual DNA and missional vision. The churches are diverse, multi-generational and growing, with a wide reach. The Bishop, Patronage Board and PCCs are looking to appoint an exceptional and experienced candidate to be the senior leader at Trinity and to oversee the Team Ministry and large staff team. The next Team Rector will be a man or woman who:
- Is passionate about Jesus and making disciples and loves God’s word and presence
- Is a wise, mature, courageous and humble leader of leaders and familiar with the dynamics and challenges of leading a large church
- Can lead in discerning fresh vision and strategy for a new season of growth and can steward healthy church culture which is Spirit-filled, creative and safe
- Is an excellent communicator and has significant experience of leading ministry in the power of the Spirit
- Will contribute to the life of the Diocese and Deanery
The application pack is available at the patron (Simeon's) site... click here
The 'application form' button below will also take you to the Simeon's site. Please do not click 'apply by email'. You can also view our extensive parish profile and find the link apply via Trinity's Website.
For an informal conversation, please contact: kevin.roberts@simeons.org.uk or Archdeacon Katrina: kscott@glosdioc.org.uk
Closing date for applications: 9 February 2026
Interviews : 4 and 5 March 2026
Applicants must have at least 3 years ordained experience in the UK, a current DBS and evidence of up to date safeguarding training
Trinity Cheltenham
Trinity Cheltenham is a large, vibrant, charismatic church in the heart of Cheltenham. Our vision is to make committed followers of Jesus who change communities and nations for God.
We are a lively, welcoming church community, drawn from across Cheltenham and beyond, called to be a spiritual well, prioritising the presence of God and encounter with Him. We connect with people of all ages and backgrounds—including many aged 18–34, alongside significant numbers of young people and children.