Trustees
Ultimately FIEC is accountable to its affiliated churches, who vote on any major changes. Integral to how we operate is our twelve-man Trust Board.
The Trustees act on behalf of the churches in making policy, safeguarding the Fellowship’s integrity, and in meeting - as its trustees - FIEC’s legal responsibilities.
They’re also responsible for ensuring the staff team serve the churches and fulfil FIEC’s vision. Trust Board members are voted into office by representatives from our churches and they serve in office for three years before re-election.
The current Trust Board is as follows:
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Colin Adams
Colin is the pastor at Greenview Church in Glasgow, and a member of the FIEC Trust Board. -
Jeremy Brooks
Jeremy is the lead pastor of Welcome Hall Evangelical Church in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, and a member of the FIEC Trust Board. -
Grieg Ferguson
Greig is the pastor of Yoker Evangelical Church, Glasgow, and a member of the FIEC Trust Board. -
Mike Hitchings
Mike is the interim pastor of Alverstoke Evangelical Church in Gosport, Hampshire and a member of the FIEC Trust Board. -
Bill James
Bill is the Principal of London Seminary and a member of the FIEC Trust Board. -
Ian Jones
Ian works bi-vocationally, serving as the senior minister of Rotherham Evangelical Church. He is also the Chair of the FIEC Trust Board. -
Mike Kendall
Mike is the Pastor of St Neots Evangelical Church and serves as Vice-Chair on the FIEC Trust Board. -
Ian MacMichael
Ian is an elder at Bridge Chapel in Liverpool and a member of the Trust Board. -
Rick Raja
Rick serves as Pastor of All Nations Church Barkingside, North East London, and is a member of the FIEC Trust Board. -
John Russell
John is Lead Minister of Cornerstone Church Nottingham and a member of the FIEC Trust Board. He is married to Catherine and they have a young family. -
Ravi Srinivasan
Ravi is a member of Grace Church Brockley in South East London, works full-time as a partner in a law firm, and is on the FIEC Trust Board. -
Stephen Waud
Stephen is a member of Cornerstone Church Brighouse in Yorkshire and a member of the FIEC Trust Board.
Nominating Trustees
FIEC has a maximum of 12 charity trustees who are all members of FIEC churches. They meet three times each year for a Trust Board Meeting.
In the summer, all affiliated churches receive details of how to nominate Trustees to serve on the Board, and Trustees are elected to serve three-year terms at the FIEC Annual General Meeting. The AGM normally takes place in November.
Annual Review and Financial Statements
Every year, the FIEC Trustees submit their Report of the Trust Board and Financial Statements to the Charity Commission which includes the fully audited accounts.
These are published on the Charity Commission website and can also be found below.