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Meet the team

Please find below an introduction to our church leaders and members of staff.
 
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Andy Mason
Vicar

 

Sam Ofori-Boateng 
Elder & Church Warden

Andy has been here from the very beginning back in 2006. Andy is married to Kathrine, and they live on the World’s End Estate. Andy is also the Mission Director of for Co-Mission, which involves planting Gospel-centred churches across London. Andy and Kathrine have 2 children, Ori & Pella.
He is white English.
  Sam has been with St. Johns since 2007 and is married to Barbara, and they have a son, Samuel. Sam is also a parish representative at the Chelsea Deanery and London Diocese.
Sam is Ghanian.
     
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Darren Nardoni
Assistant Minister

 

Thomas Johnson (TJ)
Elder

Darren joined the St John’s family in summer 2024. He's married to Cindy and helps with preaching and discipleship, as well as leading up our evangelism. Born & raised on a council estate, he’s got a heart to serve here on the World’s End Estate and loves sharing the hope we have in Jesus.
He is of Filipino, British & Italian descent.
  TJ moved over from New Zealand in 2023 and is studying at Oakhill Theological College. He is married to Ella and they have two sons, Israel and Haddon.
TJ is a native New Zealander.
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Rhoda Hunter
Community Outreach and Parish Administrator

 

Barbara Ofori-Boateng
Community Outreach & Safeguarding Officer

Rhoda has lived locally all her life, and became a Christian at St John’s. She works part-time as an actress and part time in St John’s, overseeing our administration and community outreach. 
She is married to Michael and has two boys, Matteo and Ezra.
She is British-Filipino.
  Barbara has been in involved in St John’s right from its beginning in 2006. She is married to Sam, and is mum of Samuel. She has lived on the World’s End Estate her whole life and helps to make St John’s tick.
She is British-Ghanian.
 

If you need to contact the Church then please visit the Contact Us page.

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Hello and welcome to our church. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know us and learn more about planning a visit.
Click here to see more.

Planning your Visit

Welcome!


We are a church made up lots of different kinds of people from different backgrounds. We gather together on Sundays and during the week and treat each other as a big family. 

You are very welcome to one of our services, whatever your background or beliefs. We all come with all kinds of problems, struggles and doubts. None of us are sorted people, and so we like to call church a hospital for the sick, and not a waiting room for a job interview! 

So, we’re just very ordinary people who have been deeply changed by coming to know the God who’s described in the Bible. That God no longer seems unreal nor remote to us, but real and powerful and life-changing. It feels like we’ve been given a dramatic new start through getting to know him. We firmly believe that this is good news for the whole of London and would love people to experience it themselves.

In terms of practicalities, we meet 11am on a Sunday morning.

Finding St John’s can be a little tricky for some as it doesn’t look much like a church building from the outside, and is located on the first floor above a police station (!). You basically go up some steps up from the World’s End Piazza and enter the building through the white doors at the top.
We have a lift available by the stairs for accessibility purposes (we also have disabled toilet).

The service is informal and we sit on chairs around coffee tables in the main church hall. The service includes some singing, prayers and teaching from the front. We also have a short break in the middle. It is normally finished by around 12.30. No one has to participate in anything they don’t want to and everything comes up on a big projector screen at the front. Bibles are supplied.
If you want to, and have time, you can also stay after and eat lunch with everyone. We have food every week.

There is a separate group for kids aged 3-11 so they can go out for some of the service and have fun and child-friendly teaching during the service. Teenagers sit in for the whole service.

We’d love to meet you and are happy to talk through any questions or doubts you have. Come and get some hope in a very troubled world.

 
Get in touch with us to plan your visit
If you would like to come and visit the church beforehand you are more than welcome! Get in touch and we can arrange a time that suits you.
 
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Next, we will contact you by email to say hello and help arrange anything necessary for your visit.
 

Leadership 

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Andy Mason   Darren Nardoni
Vicar   Assistant Minister
 
Whatever your questions, whatever your burdens, whatever your struggles, you are very welcome here at St John's. We look forward to getting to know you!

Blessings,
Andy and Darren