OM Ireland places a strong emphasis on creativity and the arts as a means of transformation within society as well as inspiring people to explore and engage in the truth of the Gospel creatively.

OM Ireland has been developing a wide range of children’s programmes using the creative arts as a means of engaging and exploring the Bible.

Our double decker red bus often becomes the focal point for evangelism in the community and can work in a wide range of locations such as: villages, towns or cities, housing estates, schools, city centres, etc. Our team is also involved in school activities such as RE (Religious education) classes, day retreats, workshops, and multi- media shows.

Come and be involved in many different activities including kids clubs, 45 minute multi- media productions, and much more!

The Food Services Coordinator will work with the Director of Conferences and Events to plan and provide meals for special events, conferences held on the OM Ireland property.  This would include cooking for or finding hired help to cook for individual guests and larger groups of Christian workers attending conferences, meetings or training sessions.
 You will be asked to plan, prepare and serve meals for groups from 2 to 100.
Planning menus, shopping, cooking, and showing special care for guest with particular dietary needs will be utilizing your practical gifts to bless OM and our God.

We are looking for an individual or couple to ensure that all guests to Lacken House feel welcome and are well looked after. If you have housekeeping experience, have good organizational and administrative skills, and pleasant and effective people skills, we would love for you to be part of our team.

You will use your management and leadership skills to oversee the operations department to ensure smooth running, effective usage and further enhancement of the Lacken House property, the headquarters of OM Ireland.

Here at OM Ireland the Creative Arts Ministry Department is all about using our creative, random, crazy, out of the box ideas to share the love of God. We place a strong emphasis on creativity and the arts and we have pioneered a range of programmes using the arts:

-Music, Dance, Drama, Puppets, Ballooning, Visual Arts, Gospel Illusions, Storytelling, Bus Ministry, Training/Workshops

The team members will be encouraged to use their talents and also to learn and develop new ones. Performers will be encouraged to engage in and/or develop community projects. This is a pioneering opportunity, so many of the outreaches will take much initiative on your part. You will have the full support of the Creative Arts Team.

We are looking for volunteers with a range of experience from amateur to professional – musicians, script writers, theatre directors, actors, puppeteers, dancers, storytellers, magicians, clowns, etc.

Do you have a heart to see people serving the Lord? Do you want to mobilise people and help them see how and where they could serve? As our Personnel Coordinator you will work with people, assisting them before, during and after their mission experience. This is an essential support role, enabling and releasing others to fulfil their call into mission as well as directly assisting OM to fulfil its purpose: to transform lives and communities with the Gospel.

The Programme Coordinator provides administrative and logistical support for all teams joining OM Ireland. He/She should be gifted in developing connections between people and organizations, self-motivated, detail oriented, and feel called to minister to and mentor missionaries as they work in the field.
The Programme Coordinator is responsible to the Programme Manager

Primary Responsibilities:

• Team Coordination
• Administrative Support
• Partnership Development
• Pastoral Care
• Personal Spiritual Development
• Communication

The Short Term (Global Challenge) Co-ordinator will be organising and helping with the running of short term outreach events in Ireland. They must be able to work with a wide range of churches and in a very multicultural community and team.

At the moment, we have up to 150 people joining us each year for short-term outreach programmes and we see great potential for growth in this area.