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Who We Are

Officers and Trustees

The Trustees

Subash Chellaiah

social activist, interfaith worker and father of two, was born in Kanyakumari, South India. He is married to Ruth Subash and he is a founding member of SMART and the Executive Director for Institute for Rural Community Service.
He is chaplain at University of Lincoln

Bob Taylor

Matthew King

Ian Bosman

Bob, our Vice-Chairman is Minster in Charge of St Alban the Martyr, Coopersale in Essex. He is the Local advisor for Readers and candidates in the Epping Forest Deanery as well as Treasurer. In his spare time, Bob works for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs...

John Bennett

 

Matthew has worked with UNICEF and is now a charity coordinator in Southend on Sea.  He is married with three children.

John is an anglican priest living in Wharfedale, Diocese of Leeds.  He is also Rural Officer, married to Rita, a school governor, and they have twin daughters, both married with children.  John and Rita served overseas in the Church of Bangladesh in an ecumenical appointment and prior to that John served as a Methodist Minister, including as Superintendent.  John has served on the Board of Christians Aware since 2002.

Ian is a retired teacher who has worked in Zambia as a teacher at a Secondary Technical School and as a Methodist Mission Partner in the Cape Coast Diocese of Ghana. He now looks after the property of Four Oaks Methodist Church in Sutton Coldfield, has three sons who are married with four grand children. Along with his wife, Diana, he believes passionately in education being the route out of poverty and being free for all

 

Barbara Mayhew:
Barbara lives in East Anglia and has worked with the Interfaith community in Suffolk for over 20 years.
She has studied Interreligious dialogue at Heythrop College and is married with seven daughters.
Barbara also works in Christian publishing.

Norma Hayward

Bishop John Flack

Martin Slater

Ayub Khan
Ayub is a student studying politics and law at St Mary's University London