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Churchwardens | PCC members Churchwardens Deputy Churchwardens Treasurer - Mercedes Pavlicevic PCC Chair Fiona Markey PCC Secretary Neil Lamont PCC (Church Council) | Latest PCC news Staff (and direct dial numbers) Parish Secretary
David Hamilton Peters Finance Manager
Josephine Ndyanabo PCC Administrator Neil Lamont (p/t) Site Manager Concerts Manager Market/Hire Facilities Manager Head Verger Ashley Ashworth Director Congregational Music Director of Music and Organist Others Children’s Advocate David Cox Archivist Verity Smith Secretary, Readers’ Rota Diane Crocker Secretary, Intercessors’ Rota Ilse Boas Deanery Synod Reps Pastoral Auxiliary Laura Hamilton The Revd Charles Hedley Charles left us in July after serving as rector for ten years. He is off to China, with our good wishes and thanks.
The Revd Meg Johnson Meg is a non-stipendiary priest who was appointed to St James’s in April 2005. In 2009 she decided to move out of London to be nearer her family and her last Sunday at St James's was 16 November 2009. We have valued her ministry and wish her well for the future.
The Revd Lindsay Meader | email Lindsay was licensed to St James’s in November 2005. She was ordained in 2001 and served her curacy in two parishes on the outskirts of Cambridge. Prior to ordination she had a varied career in theatre, sales administration, marketing and public relations. She has a special interst in pastoral theology and co-ordinates the provision of pastoral care at St James's. She is a regular visitor to the Taize community in France.
The Revd Hugh Valentine | email Hugh was ordained in 1989 and is a worker priest. He was appointed to St James’s in 1992. After the Civil Service he trained in social work, including psychiatric social work, and later worked as Assistant Director of Social Services and Head of Children's Services. He acts as Adviser for Child Protection to the Bishops of London and Stepney and is an Examining Chaplain. He has been a member of the Society of Friends since 1976. Interests include paid work and faith and outposted clergy. |
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