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Register of BUGB Accredited Ministers a14 August 2018 Abbott, Brenda Dorothy East Midland Baptist Association Retired and Living in NOTTINGHAM Abdelmassih, Wagih Fahmy London Baptist Association Minister London Arabic Evangelical Church SIPSON Abel Boanerges, Seidel Sumanth London Baptist Association Tutor Spurgeon's College LONDON Abernethy, Mark Alan London Baptist Association Minister Mission Focussed Ministry NEW MALDEN Abraham, Keith South Eastern Baptist Association Minister Green Fields Baptist Church CRAWLEY Abramian, Samuel Edward Eastern Baptist Association Minister Union Church Hunstanton HUNSTANTON Adams, David George Eastern Baptist Association Retired and Living in NORWICH Adams, John Leslie South West Baptist Association Retired and Living in SALTASH Adams, Robin Roy Northern Baptist Association Minister Beacon Lough Baptist Church GATESHEAD Adams, Wayne Malcolm South Wales Baptist Association Minister Presbyterian Church of Wales PORT TALBOT Adamson, Nicholas Edward Southern Counties Baptist Association Chaplain Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals DORSET Adjem, Yaw Agyapong London Baptist Association Minister Faith Baptist Church MANOR HOUSE Adolphe, Kenneth James Chaplain HM Forces Afriyie, Alexander Oduro Osei London Baptist Association Minister London Network Church West ACTON Agbana, Francis London Baptist Association Minister Life Builders International LONDON Agbesanwa, Omotade Adedeji London Baptist Association Minister Custom House Baptist Church CUSTOM HOUSE Agbor Anayo, Beatrice West of England Baptist Association Minister Stapleton Baptist Church BRISTOL Agilinko, Stephen Akipiok-Bisa London Baptist Association Minister West Green Baptist Church TOTTENHAM Aird, Alastair Eastern Baptist Association Retired and Living in BECCLES Ake, Ayi Samson Heart of England Baptist Association Minister South Street Baptist Church and George Road Community Church BRIERLEY HILL Ake, Wendy Ellen Heart of England Baptist Association Minister South Street Baptist Church and George Road Community Church BRIERLEY HILL Register of BUGB Accredited Ministers a14 August 2018 Akinola, Paul Olubunmi London Baptist Association Minister Willesden Green Baptist Church WILLESDEN GREEN Alder, Clive Philip North Western Baptist Association Retired and Living in HOLYHEAD Alderson, David East Midland Baptist Association Minister Newthorpe Baptist Church NEWTHORPE Alexander, Peter Albert Eastern Baptist Association Retired and Living in HORNCHURCH Alexander, Vivienne Elaine Eastern Baptist Association Minister Hornchurch Baptist Church HORNCHURCH Allan, Derek John East Midland Baptist Association Retired and Living in MATLOCK Allan, Nicholas Ralph Yorkshire Baptist Association Minister The Well Church SHEFFIELD Allaway, Robert Harold London Baptist Association Retired and Living in WOOD GREEN Allcock, Andrew John Chaplain HM Forces Allen, John Frank Yorkshire Baptist Association Retired and Living in SCARBOROUGH Allen, Martin Walter London Baptist Association Minister Finchley Baptist Church FINCHLEY Allen, Paul Richard Yorkshire Baptist Association Retired and Living in BRADFORD Allen, Robert James West of England Baptist Association Retired and Living in LYDNEY Allen, Sally Clare South Eastern Baptist Association Evangelist Tonbridge Baptist Church TONBRIDGE Allen, William John Yorkshire Baptist Association Retired and Living in HARROGATE Allison, Neil Edward Living in HELENSBURGH Allison-Glenny, Elizabeth Jane Southern Counties Baptist Association Minister John Bunyan Baptist Church OXFORD Allotey, Godfried Kpakpo London Baptist Association Minister Goodmayes Baptist Church ILFORD Allwood, Richard Alec Central Baptist Association Retired and Living in PRINCES RISBOROUGH Almond, Robert Southern Counties Baptist Association Minister United Church Ferndown FERNDOWN Amess, Robert John Morley South West Baptist Association Retired and Living in REDRUTH Amos, Peter Lawrence Yorkshire Baptist Association Retired and Living in DONCASTER Register of BUGB Accredited Ministers a14 August 2018 Amos, Philip Leonard South Eastern Baptist Association Minister New Life Church, Durrington WORTHING Amos, Roger Stanley Heart of England Baptist Association Retired and Living in RUGBY Anand, Peterson Roy Eastern Baptist Association Minister Nansen Road Baptist Church IPSWICH Anderson, Huw Jenkin David South Wales Baptist Association Missioner St Davids Diocesan Office CARMARTHEN Anderson, Joan South Wales Baptist Association Retired and Living in CHEPSTOW Andrew, Stuart North Western Baptist Association Retired and Living in ON Andre-Watson, Christopher Randolph London Baptist Association Minister Brixton Baptist Church and Clapham Baptist Church BRIXTON Andrews, Brian Eastern Baptist Association Retired and Living in IPSWICH Andrews, Geoffrey Edward South West Baptist Association Minister Brixham Baptist Church BRIXHAM Andrews, Jean Doris Southern Counties Baptist Association Minister and Community Worker Charlbury Baptist Church CHARLBURY Ansell, Stephen William East Midland Baptist Association Minister Chesterfield Baptist Church CHESTERFIELD Ansell, Tracey Lynn Southern Counties Baptist Association Minister North End Baptist Church PORTSMOUTH Anyinsah, Josiah Ekow London Baptist Association Minister Boston Road Baptist Church and Grace Community Baptist Church CROYDON Appiagyei, Kingsley London Baptist Association Minister Trinity Baptist Church WEST NORWOOD Appleton, Vanessa Hayley London Baptist Association Living in WOKING Archer, David Joseph Northern Baptist Association Minister Alnwick Baptist Church ALNWICK Argent, Kenneth George Central Baptist Association Retired and Living in BARTON-LE-CLAY Argile, Adrian Stuart Heart of England Baptist Association Regional Team Leader Heart of England Baptist Association Armitage, Anne Louise Yorkshire Baptist Association Retired and Living in BRIGHOUSE Armitage, Stuart Arthur North Western Baptist Association Retired and Living in POULTON-LE-FYLDE Armstrong, Robert Mcewan Retired and Living in USA Register of BUGB Accredited Ministers a14 August 2018 Arnold, Margaret Rose Southern Counties Baptist Association Retired and Living in BOURNEMOUTH Arnold, Michael Philip East Midland Baptist Association Minister Calverton Baptist Church CALVERTON Arnold, Paul Thomas Southern Counties Baptist Association Retired and Living in WINCHESTER Asante, Silvester Dunbar London Baptist Association Minister Trinity Baptist Church WEST NORWOOD Asbery, Michael Paul Heart of England Baptist Association Minister Meredith Road Baptist Church COVENTRY Ashby, Stephen Robert Southern Counties Baptist Association Retired and Living in CHRISTCHURCH Ashley, Leroy Anthony London Baptist Association Minister Aldersbrook Baptist Church ALDERSBROOK Ashley-Brown, Raymond Joseph Central Baptist Association Chaplain Hospice of St Francis Berkhamsted BERKHAMSTED Ashton, Marion South Wales Baptist Association Retired and Living in TREORCHY Ashton, Nicholas Bryan East Midland Baptist Association Minister Melton Mowbray Baptist Church MELTON MOWBRAY Ashworth, Alan Gerald West of England Baptist Association Retired and Living in BATH Asibuo, Stephen William London Baptist Association Minister Trinity Baptist Church WEST NORWOOD Aston, Martin John East Midland Baptist Association Retired and Living in MARKET HARBOROUGH Atherton, Douglas John South Wales Baptist Association Chaplain Cwm Taf University Health Board and Mission Worker Lower Cynon Valley Baptist Churches ABERDARE Atkin, Gareth Edward South Wales Baptist Association Retired and Living in CAERPHILLY Atkins, Robert Anthony South Wales Baptist Association Living in USK Atkins, Wilton Wilfred London Baptist Association Minister Suffolks Baptist Church ENFIELD Atkinson, Simon Edward South West Baptist Association Minister Brixington Community Church EXMOUTH Attenborough, Donald Thomas London Baptist Association Retired and Living in BEXLEYHEATH Atwood, Raymond Colin Southern Counties Baptist Association Retired and Living in OXFORD Auger, David William West of England Baptist Association Community Worker Queensway Chapel MELKSHAM Register of BUGB Accredited Ministers a14 August 2018 Austin-Sparks, Stephen London Baptist Association Minister Walton Baptist Church WALTON ON THAMES Aylward, Julie Barbara South Eastern Baptist Association Minister Borstal Baptist Church ROCHESTER Ayo-Isegun, Triumph London Baptist Association Minister Harlington Baptist Church HARLINGTON Ayoma, George Otieno North Western Baptist Association Minister Trinity Baptist Church, Fleetwood FLEETWOOD Bacon, Angela Mary London Baptist Association Minister Raleigh Park Baptist Church BRIXTON Bailey, David John Southern Counties Baptist Association Retired and Living in READING Bailyes, Alan John South West Baptist Association Minister Pinhoe Road Baptist Church EXETER Baines, Peter Gwent [Welsh] Baptist Association Minister Llanwenarth Baptist Church GOVILON Baker, Andrew John Southern Counties Baptist Association Minister Woodley Baptist Church READING Baker, Colin Southern Counties Baptist Association Minister Caversham Baptist Church READING Baker, Dane Austen Stewart South Eastern Baptist Association Retired and Living in FLEET Baker, David Frank Central Baptist Association Retired and Living in RUSHDEN Baker, George Peter South West Baptist Association Minister Pinhoe Road Baptist Church EXETER Baker, Helen Central Baptist Association Minister Great Missenden Baptist Church GREAT MISSENDEN Baker, Kenneth Heart of England Baptist Association Retired and Living in WORCESTER Baker, Patrick John South
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