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The circuit shares three ordained ministers, one Supernummery (retired) ministerand 1 Lay Worker and also a Community Worker for C2C project in Chesham.
Our Circuit is served by 11 Local Preachers and 7 Worship Leaders and also a vast number of volunteers in both organisation and adminstrative roles. |
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Circuit Ministers: |
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Lay Workers: |
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Revd David Jebb MA.BTh
Superintendent Minister |
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David is married to Jenet and they have two daughters. David is responsible for the ministerial, spiritual and pastoral leadership of the Amersham Methodist Circuit and leads many of the worship services, fellowships and missions. He is passionate about Preaching, Pastoral Ministry, Evangelism, Mission, Creative and Contemporary Worship styles, ministry among young and old, and sharing Gospel with the those who on the edge and the beyond the fringe of church. He enjoys in developing goals together and working to become more effective for what God intends us to be 'purpose driven church' and 'new ways of being church' in 21st century! He envisions developing all people - new believers as well as established believers, reaching non-religious and nominally religious people and helping them become committed followers of Jesus Christ through people friendly worship services, mission outreach projects, personal evangelism, study and fellowship groups etc. He is currently exploring and developing the future shape of ministry and mission in the circuit.
David has a variety of interests including: walking on fells, coastal paths and downland and has a very broad taste in both secular and Christian / sacred music. |
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Cooking, Gardening, Playing Badminton and cycling. Interested in Manchester United Football Club. He does enjoy watching Sri Lankan and England cricket teams play the international matches ...
David can be contacted by telephone (0044) 01494 433504. Marriages, Funerals and Pastoral Counselling can be arranged by contacting the minister on. e-mail: david.jebb1@ntlworld.com
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Revd. Nigel Coke-Woods |
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Nigel Coke-Woods has Pastoral Care of our churches at Gerrards Cross,
Prestwood and Lee Common.
Nigel was born in Shaftesbury, Dorset into an RAF family, growing up in Abingdon,
Lyneham and Calne. He was converted as a teennager
and became a member of the Methodist Church in Calne through its MAYC Youth Club. He was
accredited as a Local Preacher in 1981 and studied theology in London, Birmingham and Bristol.
He worked as a psychiatric nurse and in the travel trade, before
training for the ministry at Wesley College, Bristol in 1991.
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Nigel has served in the South-west Cumbria, Widnes, and the Sherborne
and Yeovil Circuit where he was Superintendent.
He is also a member of the Franciscan Third Order after being
professed in 2004 at Hilfield Friary. He is married to Sylvia, who is an Anglican Priest, and they have two
sons, Alex and Robbie.
His hobbies include Apple computers, bird watching, occasional walks in
the countryside, trips to the cinema,
and listening to a wide range of music from rock and pop to jazz and
classical.
Nigel's Spirituality is rooted in the Wesleys and Franciscanism in that
he is catholic in mission with a real concern for the world.
He does not like labels and belongs to no particular party or type,
considering personal conversion as an ongoing journey.
His ministry style is informal, open, collaborative and ecumenical,
and what you say and who your are is important.
Nigels' webpage.
Nigel can be contacted by telephone 01753 884193. |
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Revd. Vincent Vezha Jambawo |
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Vincent is married to Leah and they have three children. Before studying Theology and training for Methodist Presbyteral Ministry at Wesley House College, Cambridge (2009 -2011), Vincent worked as a high school teacher and university lecturer in Zimbabwe (1989 – 2004) and England (2005 – 2009).
In Zimbabwe, Vincent was also involved in human rights advocacy and voter education. In the Amersham Circuit, he has pastoral oversight of Amersham High Street, Little Chalfont and Winchmore Hill churches. With his career background in teaching and human rights, Vincent sees church as the provision of a safe environment for flexibility and creativity, where boundaries are respected, challenged and ultimately extended, for all members and all that they come across to raise one another to higher levels of motivation, morality and spirituality.
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Pam Sitford - Lay Worker |
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Pam Sitford was born in Highgate -
North London - during an aid-raid.
From a small child she attended the Methodist Mission Church 'Archway Central Hall' where in 1955 she was
received into membership of the Methodist Church. In 1965, she married and moved away from London to Prestwood.
She joined the Methodist Church at Prestwood and very soon became involved in work both
in the local church and the circuit.
Over the years, through her Circuit work especially with Young People and Network
that she formed relationships with members of the other 7 churches in the circuit.
Pam can be contacted by email sitford@talktalk.net or telephone 01494 862439.
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