Executive DirectorHaving worked in East End churches involved in organising since 1998, Angus now serves at St George-in-the-East. His book, Inclusive Populism, is published next month.
Director, Urban Leadership SchoolRichard leads CTC’s Urban Leadership School. He is also Rector at St George-in-the-East, Shadwell and Dean of Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic Ministry for the Stepney Area.
Development Director Tim worked as a manager and public policy consultant for many years. He develops projects around enterprise, and is currently also Managing Director of Clean for Good.
Chaplain Sister Josephine is our Chaplain. She is a member of the English Province of the Oblates of the Assumption and has worked extensively in schools. She was London Citizens’ 2007 Leader of the Year.
Head of William Seymour Programme Shermara is developing our work engaging Pentecostal churches and leaders in community organising – and is a church-based community organiser at St George-in-the-East,
Fr Sean is Priest of the Catholic Parish of Manor Park, and has been involved in London Citizens for twenty years. He engages Catholic parishes and schools in community organising.
Manager, Near Neighbours Marzena co-ordinates Near Neighbours, deepening relationships across faiths and backgrounds. She was previously a community organiser with Citizens UK,
Joy leads CTC’s innovative Chaplaincy team at London Design & Engineering University Technical College in Newham, engaging students and staff through community organising rooted in prayer.
School ChaplainVienna is Associate Rector of St George-in-the-East, and a member of CTC’s innovative Chaplaincy team at London Design & Engineering University Technical College.
Miriam was a church-based community organiser at St George-in-the-East, and now co-ordinates CTC’s Buxton Leadership Programme.
A community organiser with Citizens UK, Ana co-ordinates the development of a year-round course in Christianity and community organising for lay leaders.
This year’s participants in CTC’s Buxton Leadership Programme – combining a placement in Westminster with work as a church-based community organiser – are:
Priya Rockley
Alasdair Howorth
Charnelle Barclay
Rhiannon Monk Winstanley
This year, Masud Alom joins us as CTC’s first Community Organising Apprentice – piloting an exciting new programme overseen by Joy Faulkner-Mpheo
