Charity details
Charity Registration Number: 1141414
Registered office: 56, St Albans Road Barnet Hertfordshire EN5 4LA
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Patron
The Rt Revd Rob Wickham - Bishop of Edmonton
Bishop Rob was appointed the Bishop of Edmonton in September 2015 and he kindly agreed to be our Patron in May 2019. Please see below for more information
Trustees
Andy Wright
Chair and Trustee - His career has been in financial services with senior leadership experience in Transaction Banking and Funds Governance
Chris Dixon
Treasurer - Assoc. of the Chartered Institute of Bankers with a career in the financial services industry
Jean Corney
Former paediatric Nurse and former Christ Church Parish Administrator
Paul Jackson
Chartered architect with experience in residential, commercial and ecclesiastical work
Graham Paddon
Company Director with experience in technical facilities and with a previous church refurbishment project
Richard Lawson
Former Head of Product Regulation at the Department of Business, and former Secretary of Christ Church Barnet PCC
Nicole Brooks
A qualified solicitor with an LLB in Law who has over 10 years experience in this field
Andy Rimmer
Anglican minister and Vicar of Christ Church
Safeguarding Trustee - Nicole Brooks
Safeguarding Co-Ordinator - Carin Maidment
Patron of the Open Door Centre
The Bishop of Edmonton or Bishop Rob as he is known, kindly agreed to be our patron in May 2019. This is what he said when accepting the invitation:
"I am delighted to accept the invitation of the Trustees of the John Trotter Trust to be the Trust’s Patron.
The Open Door Centre run by the Trust is a creative and sensitive transformation of a derelict, former Victorian church school into an extraordinarily successful and vibrant community hub. It is a wonderful demonstration of Christ Church Barnet’s outreach into the local community.
The Trust’s ambitious plans for the future development of the Centre will see the transformation and expansion of Christ Church’s existing food bank and night shelter activities along with advice and practical support. They are an imaginative response to current, urgent needs in the community and will help to make Christ Church’s new vision for compassion ministries a reality.
As someone with a long-standing interest in the role of the church in education and the creative repurposing of church buildings I am delighted to be associated with the Trust’s current activities and its ambitious plans for the future".