Meet the Evangelism and Growth Team

Trey Hall, Director of Evangelism and Growth
Trey Hall is a Methodist pioneer, church planting strategist, and evangelist. Since 2000 he has established and led churches in the United Kingdom and the United States, served as Mission Advisor for the Birmingham District of the Methodist Church in Britain, and coached scores of practitioners renewing inherited forms of church or launching fresh expressions of church.
   
Contact Trey  |  hallt@methodistchurch.org.uk  |  020 7467 3776
   

Eunice Attwood, Church at the Margins Officer
Eunice brings over twenty years’ experience of ordained diaconal ministry from a variety of contexts, including theological education and city- and town-centred ministry amongst marginalised and vulnerable communities, where she helped start and grow many fresh expressions of church. Building on the biblical connection between evangelism and social justice, Eunice is helping to start a movement of new Christian communities led by people experiencing economic marginalisation. 
  
Contact Eunice  |  attwoode@methodistchurch.org.uk
  
  
  
 
Holly Adams, Evangelism and Contemporary Culture Officer

Holly works collaboratively across the Connexion to equip all Methodists for authentic, confident evangelism, and to deliver training pathways for people called specifically to ministry as Evangelists. Holly has worked previously in church engagement with the Church Urban Fund, a charity which equips churches for social action, and in church development for Canterbury Diocese. 

Contact Holly  |  adamsh@methodistchurch.org.uk  |  020 7467 5232
 
 
  
 
Matt Finch, Pioneering and Church Planting Officer
Matt works collaboratively to develop and implement a Church-wide strategy for ‘new places for new people’, developing leaders and pathways that promote experimentation, multiplication and growth. His previous appointment was as a Methodist minister in the St Neots and Huntingdon Circuit, where he established a café church, a contemplative community and new patterns of children and families ministry.
    
Contact Matt  |  finchm@methodistchurch.org.uk  |  020 7467 5275
   
Emma Nash, Mission and Community Engagement Officer
Emma helps existing churches move towards health and growth by equipping congregations to build deep relationships in their communities. Emma is a Baptist evangelist and minister who has worked ecumenically in different church and mission settings, always asking ‘who is God calling us to reach and how might we best do that?'
   
Contact Emma  |  nashe@methodistchurch.org.uk  |  020 7467 5116
    
Tony Moodie, Discipleship Development Coordinator
Tony leads on discipleship development, faith formation and spirituality, in both church and individual contexts, with the aim of producing well-grounded, Christians who are more confident in their faith. In previous roles he has been involved in educating ministerial students in the UK and in South Africa, where he also led work in theological education by extension. Prior to that he was involved in teacher training for many years, following work as a secondary school teacher and school counsellor.
  
Contact Tony  |  moodiet@methodistchurch.org.uk  |  01246 584214
   
    

 

Abi Jarvis Discipleship and Faith Formation Officer                                                                       Abi supports churches and Christian communities to thrive through a culture of discipleship and disciple-making, by encouraging a holistic approach to Christian life including worship, social action, family life, the workplace, evangelism and more. Previously Abi equipped Christians in public leadership positions, as well as encouraging churches to support the leaders in their congregations, at the Evangelical Alliance. Before that she worked in campaigning, policy and prayer at International Justice Mission.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       Contact Abi | jarvisa@methodistchurch.org.uk  | 020 7467 5238

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
   
Elizabeth Clark, National Rural Officer for the Methodist and United Reformed Churches
The role of the National Rural Officer is to support and encourage the mission and ministry of rural churches, to advocate for rural churches within the denominations and to be an advocate on rural issues within the churches and wider society. Elizabeth has 15 years' experience in rural circuits across North Yorkshire and feels passionately about rural churches. Elizabeth works ecumenically with colleagues at the Arthur Rank Centre.
   
Contact Elizabeth  |  elizabethc@germinate.net  |  024 7685 3081
  
   
   
  
Ali Johnson, Cliff Digital Evangelist
Ali is also based at Cliff College in Derbyshire, where he works to help the college focus on equipping the church for evangelism and mission, through the use of digital media. Ali is particularly focussed on The Story Project - filming Methodists across the country as they talk of their life experience - as part of the Year of Testimony. 
   
Ali's previous appointment was as the Associate Pastor at SwanBank Methodist Church. He was a key member of the team that led the Natwivity and EasterLIVE social media campaigns and also developed the digital content of the Mothertown Passion, a modern day passion play in Stoke-on-Trent. 
   
Contact Ali  |  a.johnson@cliffcollege.ac.uk  |  01246 584208
     
Tom Donoghue, Cliff Evangelist
Tom is based at Cliff College in Derbyshire, where he works to help the college focus on equipping the church for evangelism and mission. Tom leads the colleges gap year programme called The Cliff Year, a year of mission and evangelism for 18-25 year olds.
   
Tom's previous appointment was as the Coordinator of Family and Children’s Work at Loughton Methodist Church. He has brought a wide range of experience of evangelism in the church through a range of opportunities including a busy Messy Church, focussed worship and involvement in mission both in the UK and abroad.
    
Contact Tom  |  t.donoghue@cliffcollege.ac.uk  |  01246 584208

 


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