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Meet Us
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Rev. George Howard
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Rev. Dr. Sue Clarke
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Rev. Johan Allen
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George has been Vicar at St. James’ since 1999. Before that he and his wife Chris were in a City Centre Church in Bristol. George came into the Anglican ministry after 17 years of working with The Navigators and further study and
training at Trinity College Bristol. He comes from the North of England, is an avid Manchester United supporter, but his real passion is sharing Christ and developing disciples for Him |
Sue has been an honorary curate
at St James since October 2006. She also works as a doctor and as the mum of two grown up daughters! Her hobbies are singing, listening to music and participating in a good discussion.
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Johan, a member of St James, now ordained in 2008. Johan is married to Sue with two sons at university. He has been a primary school teacher for over thirty years and currently works with infants at a large catholic school in Thornton Heath. He loves music, singing, playing guitar, lively worship and opportunities to explore different traditions within the church.
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Graham Spencer
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John Farebrother
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Nick Burt
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Graham brought his admin skills to St James in 2000 having previously owned a small group of retail shops selling cookware. Graham and his wife Penny have three daughters and five grand children.
His passions are amongst other things accounts, model trains, people and the church.
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John serves as a Southwark Pastoral Assistant. We call him our Pastoral Worker.
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Nick serves St. James as one of our Church Wardens |
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Joan Botterill
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Laura Knight
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| Joan a former deputy head of a primary school would say that she is now retired. Who is she kidding. Now spends all her time dashing about the country serving the wider church and it's mission. At St james homegroups and mission abroad are her passions as well as being a Lay Reader. |
Laura was a secondary school teacher before feeling that she had been called to and use her talents in leading and developing our work with children, both at St James and in the local schools with whom we have developing contacts. |
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