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Terry is a Londoner born and bred and has
25 years varied experience in ministry in Hackney and
Bexleyheath since finishing training at Spurgeon’s
College. He enjoys preaching and pastoring and has travelled
widely. He has visited the easternmost, southernmost,
westernmost and northernmost points of the British mainland and
he will give a small prize to anyone who can name them
correctly. Terry also has a doctorate in New Testament studies
for a thesis on the First Letter of John.
His interests include West Ham United,
driving and walking in Scotland, reading Alexander McCall Smith
and watching ‘The West Wing’ and
‘House’ on TV. Terry has been very happily married
to Debbie for 25 years and they have one teenage son.
Terry Griffith Pastor at Trinity
Terry is a gifted minister and his teaching
is a huge blessing to Trinity
Every month Terry writes ‘The
Pastor’s Letter’ which can be found in Grapevine -
Trinity’s monthly newsletter.
Kerry is the deacon responsible for all
the small group activities at Trinity. This includes the mid
week bible study and fellowship groups as well as the growing
number of common interest groups such as the scrapbooking club,
the Trinity Trotters (runners!) and the Knitting for Africa
ladies.
Kerry is married to Chris and together
they host a Cell group in their home each week and in her spare
time, Kerry enjoys Card Making, Cooking and is learning to play
the flute.
Julia is our deacon who oversees the
corporate prayer life of Trinity. Every first Wednesday of the
month we have a prayer focus from 7.30pm-9.00pm where members
of the church gather in the chapel to meet with God and offer
intercessary prayer. As part of her duties Julia
leads and organises our multi-media and worship to assist
in directing our prayers.
Kerry O’Sullivan
Julia Beaumont
Trish Giles has worked voluntarily and in
a paid capacity in the field of social action and campaigning
for justice for 25 years.
She devoted her life to Jesus in 1989 and
since then has seen a radical transformation take place in her
own life. She now works full-time in Christian ministry
and mission development for the URC Church in Kings Cross.
As a newly elected Deacon at Trinity her
responsibilities will include access issues and ministry for
single people. She will also assist from time to time
with building management issues.
Martin, along with his wife Andrea, have
been members of the Church for about 15 years. He has Diaconate
responsibilities for Child Protection issues having previously
been responsible for the youth-work at Trinity.
Martin has also organized the Trinity Golf
day for the last 10 years.
He also finds time to run his own
financial services company from his home in Crockenhill and is
on the Executive committee for the Association of Christian
Financial Advisers www.christianfinancialadvisers.org.uk
Martin Andrews
Trish Giles
Martin is our "Church Based
Evangelist Minister".
He has just recently just qualified as a
Baptist Minister of Evangelism at Spurgeon’s College. His
area of responsibility is Trinity's outreach and mission.
He has a very interesting story and you
can read more about what he gets up to in See-more from a Cab -
click on the ‘See-more Eye’.
Dave has been a member of the church for
20 years and has responsibility within the Diaconate for the
I.T. facilities, as well as a watching brief on building and
health & safety matters. He has been involved in liaising
with the surveyors and contractors over the recent building
works that have been undertaken.
He is part of the worship band, running
the team that is responsible for projecting song and hymn words
and Powerpoint presentations.
Martin Seymour
Dave Camp
Sue was elected as deacon in November
’07 and has responsibility as Overseeing Deacon for our
work with Children and Young People. She co-leads one of
the children’s groups and assists at Baby and Co.; but
through prayerful focus on God this year she hopes to ‘do
whatever God wants me to do’ and take a more active part
in the ongoing growth of Trinity’s work out in our
community in Bexleyheath. She longs to see our church filled to
capacity with people praising God! Sue grew up in a Baptist
church and spent her career in nursing. Now retired she spends
some of her free time reading, painting and walking the dog.
She has plans to one day complete a theology course, but in the
meantime is using her new position to get to know more people
and improve her social skills. Sue has been married to Mike for
33 years and they have three grown up children and two
grandchildren.
Philip and his wife Abbie moved to
Bexleyheath seven years ago when they were looking for good
schools for their two children. Through group intercessory
prayer Philip received a great blessing from God in his early
life at Trinity. Baptised two years ago, he says he has become
much more conscious of his thoughts and actions since then and
his personal prayer life has been enriched. He has a particular
heart for those in the community who find it hard to make ends
meet. Philip longs to see Trinity grow in numbers but would
like to be part of a strategy to make sure new people continue
to feel welcomed and cared for by our church family. Philip
originally studied in Real Estate Management and now works as a
Revenues Manager. He loves travelling and plays tennis and golf
with the rest of the family.
Sue Stean
Philip Ussher