Elders

  • Tim Chapman

    MINISTER, ELDER, TRUSTEE

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  • Ed Mezzetti

    ASSISTANT MINISTER, ELDER

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  • James David

    ELDER, TRUSTEE

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  • Richard MS

    ELDER, TRUSTEE

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Staff

  • Tim Chapman

    MINISTER, ELDER, TRUSTEE

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  • Ed Mezzetti

    ASSISTANT MINISTER, ELDER

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  • Lucy Chapman

    WOMEN’s MINISTRY LEADER

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  • Alyce Grimshaw

    YOUTH MINISTRY LEADER

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  • Flo Menzies

    PASTORAL ASSOCIATE

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Trustees

  • Tim Chapman

    MINISTER, ELDER, TRUSTEE

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  • James David

    ELDER, TRUSTEE

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  • Richard MS

    ELDER, TRUSTEE

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  • Anne Orange

    TRUSTEE

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  • Andrew Symes

    TRUSTEE

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  • Caroline MS

    TRUSTEE

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  • Julian Thackray

    TREASURER

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Ministry Leaders

  • Children

    Lucy Chapman

  • Youth

    Alyce Grimshaw

  • Sound

    Mike Hobbs

  • Music

    Liz Woodroffe

  • Website

    Ed Mezzetti

  • Mission Group

    Stuart Creed, Jane Helden, Aviva David,
    Vinod Duraikan

  • Catering

    Aviva David

  • Safeguarding

    Flo Menzies, Edd Wyncoll

How are decisions made?

Spiritual leadership of the church is by the Elders. They have access to and can consult with the Trustees on spiritual matters.  Examples: Deciding preaching programme; appointing leaders; meeting with potential members.

The legal and charitable side of church life is overseen by the Trustees. Examples: Employing staff; legal compliance; larger financial decisions. 

Day to day implementation of the decisions of the Elders is by the Staff. Examples: Training new leaders; overseeing pastoral care; Bible teaching; administration. 

Ultimate authority (under God) lies with the Elders and legal responsibility with the Trustees.

Elders meet monthly and Trustees quarterly.

Every member serves

The whole church family is thoroughly involved in keeping our church running. On any given Sunday, 20+ of us will be serving in some way – from teaching the children, to leading music, to serving coffee. During the week, many more get involved in small groups and informal support for each other and those around us.