Janet works in Bible ministry at Lighthouse Academy, a school that serves a deprived community in the Western Cape of South Africa. Janet’s aim is to work alongside the founders to organically develop and implement an evangelism and discipleship strategy at the school, as it grows into a full primary school. Janet works with Crosslinks, an evangelical mission agency that St Peter’s has supported for many years.

Kip is married to Rachel and they serve at Christ Church Loresho, a church plant in Nairobi. Kip is a former 9:38 apprentice at St Peter’s. Kip pastors the church, and Rachel focuses on their family, the church’s Sunday school and discipling women in the congregation. Currently the church plant has a a Sunday school of over 120 children from the local informal settlement and a church service attended by around 70 people.

CAP’s vision is to to see transformed lives, thriving churches and an end to UK poverty. The Romford debt centre supports local people who are facing unmanageable debt. It also runs a free money coaching course for anyone who wants to manager their finances better. The Centre Manager, Sally Mills, is a member of St Peter’s,

Martin has been the Rector of St Matthew’s church in the capital city of Ethiopia since 2021. In 2024, Martin was appointed the Bishop of the Horn of Africa, a new Anglican diocese that includes most of Ethiopia, along with Eritrea, Djibouti and Somalia, but with very few churches. Many of its churches are in refugee camps and their ministers are mostly financially self-supporting. Martin is a former curate at St Peter’s.

Steve and Ali have a passion for making the Bible available in people’s first or “heart” language. They’re based at the Canada Institute of Linguistics, near Vancouver, where they help to train future Bible translators and consultants. They previously lived in Kenya for almost 15 years, working to translate the Bible into the language of the Digo people. Steve grew up at St Peter’s.

Release International is a Christian ministry working through local church partners in around 30 countries across the world, helping persecuted Christians prayerfully, pastorally and practically. Its ministry is based on Hebrews 13v3: ‘Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering.’

Jeanette is the children and families worker at St Paul’s, Banbury. As well as leading the children’s ministry in the church, she also visits local schools for assemblies and is involved in different ways of reaching out to the community with the good news of Jesus. Before moving to Banbury, Jeanette was a member of St Peter’s.

Christian Hope International aims to bring the true hope that can only be found in Jesus along with practical aid to those in need in Rwanda and Uganda through Child Sponsorship and Small Community projects. We also provide support to those suffering in Eastern Europe. The charity was started in 1994, mainly through members of St Peters, and is still based in Harold Wood.

Graceworks is linked to Scripture Union. Graceworks Havering is about delivering and co-ordinating quality Christian schools work across our local schools and has been doing so for over 25 years.

Kids Alive International is a Christian charity that cares for some of the world’s most vulnerable children across seven developing countries. They want children to enjoy a life-changing relationship with Jesus, to experience emotional and physical wellbeing, and to be equipped to live lives of independence and service. In Kenya they run a programme for supporting traumatised children and their parents.