Edward is also on CTC’s Chaplaincy team at London Design & Engineering University Technical College, harnessing the potential of community organising rooted in prayer.
Director, William Seymour Project Charnelle oversees our work with Pentecostal churches, with a particular focus on youth leadership. She is also working on our Organising for Growth project.
Miriam co-ordinates CTC’s Wagstaff Course and is working on our Organising for Growth project.
Director of Partnerships and Development Marzena leads our work on neighbourhood organising and partnerships. Before coming to CTC, she was an experienced community organiser with Citizens UK,
Chaplaincy Co-ordinator, LDE UTCPolly is Vicar of Holy Trinity & St Augustine Church, Leytonstone, part of CTC’s Organising for Growth project- and now also co-ordinates CTC’s Chaplaincy team at London Design & Engineering University Technical College,
Chaplaincy Development Worker Corrine is a member of our Chaplaincy Team, engaging with local leaders to worship God, build community and challenge injustice.
Development Worker Ivonne works across a number of our partner churches, engaging with “hidden workers” to worship God, build community and challenge injustice.
Claire directs our Buxton Leadership Programme and is helping our Centre develop its strategy, operations and projects.
Church-based Community Organiser Keisha is working on our Organising for Growth project at St Andrew’s Stamford Hill – harnessing the tools of community organising to grow the congregation and to act for justice.
Executive DirectorServing in East End churches involved in community organising since 1998, Angus is now at St George-in-the-East and St Katharine Cree. His latest book is Inclusive Populism
Housing Organiser Rhiannon is working with St George-in-the-East and other local institutions, as part of an innovative place-making project with Create Streets
CTC has three young leaders on its 2023/24 Buxton Leadership Programme – Joe Walker (at St Martin’s Plaistow) Mariam Kizza (at Christ Apostolic Church, Hackney) and Davina Bacon (at St George-in-the-East)
