About Me

In 2015, I felt a clear calling from God to serve Him full-time – living by faith and sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ through sport and leisure, in whatever way God would lead. At the time, there were no plans, no structure, and no specific role waiting for me – only a desire to be obedient and to trust God for the outcome.

The next year, I was asked to take on leadership of a small Monday night football group of around 20 people when the previous leader moved away. Two years later, another unexpected door opened when I was invited to be involved with Chapel Gym in Corby – a gym where it was said that around 70% of the town’s criminal demographic were members.

While being shown around the gym, I had a vision of giving out free Bibles and asked for permission to do so. From the very beginning, my sole desire in every setting was simple: to tell people the Gospel and point them to the saving grace of Jesus Christ.

What started small has grown steadily as God has provided opportunity after opportunity. Today, my role involves organising and leading football outreach throughout the week, sharing Gospel messages in person and by video, running holiday missions, and engaging in everyday conversations that naturally lead to matters of faith.

Much of the work also happens quietly behind the scenes – studying Scripture, preparing Bible talks, offering pastoral care, responding to personal and spiritual enquiries, and helping people in practical ways when they find themselves in difficulty.

I continue to serve with the same heart that God placed in me at the beginning: to be faithful, to go where He sends me, and to clearly proclaim the Gospel so that others may hear, believe, and be saved.