TRUSTEES
BSC Hons
Katie has
over 10 years’ experience of children’s work after working in New
Zealand and the Philippines, and in Zimbabwe with Scripture Union as a primary schools worker. She
has also been involved in local children’s work and training.
Sue Wintle
FMAAT
Sue runs her own accountancy and book keeping
practice, is the treasurer of her church and is responsible with her husband
Paul for the children’s work at The Vine in Poole. Sue also oversees all
the financial side of PACE.
Revd Canon Chris Strain
Chris trained and worked for a time as a solicitor and teacher in Nigeria before being ordained into the Church of England in 1986. Since 2000 he has served as Vicar of St Luke’s Parkstone. He has a heart for reaching young people with the gospel and working across Christian traditions being a former chair of Churches Together in Poole. He has served on General Synod and been Assistant Area Dean of Poole and North Bournemouth. He and Maggie have three adult children and a granddaughter.
Andy
has been involved in children’s and family ministry for about as long
as he can remember. Starting as a volunteer in the Sunday School at his
local church, he is now just as likely to be found on the stage at
Spring Harvest or running a children’s camp in the heart of Dorset. He
has worked at Scripture Union as a Children’s and Family Evangelist,
tutored at Moorlands College, and most recently worked as the Children’s
and Family Adviser for the Diocese of Winchester. He has created
holiday club programmes, developed teaching and devotional resources,
run a beach mission and led teams of volunteers at numerous events.
Lighthouse Ministries enables him to draw on this rich experience to
support churches and organisations who want to build creative and
thriving ministries amongst the children and families in their
communities. He combines his extensive experience with the flexibility
and creativity needed to develop ministries suited to the local context.
Andy
has a BA in Applied Theology from the University of Gloucestershire
(Moorlands College) and is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of
Personnel and Development, with a Certificate in Training Practice. He
has also completed a Foundation Course in Transforming Church Conflict
with Bridgebuilders and a CYM module in Supporting Professional
Development in Work-based Learning.
Andrew is a former solicitor and until July 2020 was the vicar of All Saints Swanage. While in Swanage he helped set up The Wave Youth & Children’s Ministry (the
Swanage equivalent of PACE). Since retirement he’s joined Canford
Magna Church in Wimborne where he helps out preaching and teaching. But
he also has a heart for youth and children’s work and for churches
working together to spread the gospel. Andrew aims to support the work of PACE using both his legal skills and ministerial experience.
DIRECTOR
SCHOOLS WORKERS
BA Hons Applied Theology and Youth Work
Dave Pegg leads the schools work for PACE. Dave and his wife (Chrissi) both grew up in Bournemouth and returned in 2016 after 15 years of youth and schools work in Exeter. Dave has experience in teaching and leadership roles in churches and schools. They have 2 girls who attend one of the schools PACE serves. Dave is part of Bournemouth Community Church and leads Bright Idea Church. Dave loves being part of the PACE family and when he is not working
loves watching films, making music and asking people big questions!
Sarah Jones - Bournemouth Primary Schools Worker - sarahjones@pacetrust.org.uk
BA in Theology and Family & Community
Sarah joined PACE as a Pastoral Care Worker at Hillbourne in 2010. When she left to have her first child she took on the role as Children's Pastor at Sunnyhill Church. Sarah is married to Scott and they have three children. Sarah loves drinking coffee, eating chocolate and going on holidays. They are part of Coastline Vineyard Church in Bournemouth.
Keith has been involved with schools work for nearly 25 years in Bournemouth, Chelmsford and Salisbury. He was a PACE Pastoral Care Worker from 2001-2005, and has also been involved in local church leadership. Keith is married to Charlotte and they have two daughters, Maddy and Katy. He enjoys watching a good film with the family, and spending time on holiday with them too, especially when it involves walking along a beach.
PASTORAL CARE SUPERVISORS
BSc Hons Psychology, MA Counselling Studies, Certificate in Supervision
Pauline Horder joined PACE in 2002 and is a professional counsellor and psychologist with many years' experience in the field of youth work and counselling. Pauline is responsible for the ongoing support and
professional supervision of the Pastoral Care Workers and provides 1-to-1 supervision and tailored training to ensure the quality of the provision.
BA
Applied Theology, NYA Youth and Community Work, Foundation Degree in Christian Theology and Ministry
Lynley has been actively involved with youth work for over 25 years, both in training and supervision of workers. She set up and worked as a Transitional Worker with a School Pyramid in Poole and spent time in Uganda training youth workers and teachers to support students at a local secondary school in the Kinkiizi region. Lynley continues on a private basis to work with women who have been abused.
Sandy Carter - Supervisor in Poole & Pastoral Care Work Administrator
Lynley has been actively involved with youth work for over 25 years, both in training and supervision of workers. She set up and worked as a Transitional Worker with a School Pyramid in Poole and spent time in Uganda training youth workers and teachers to support students at a local secondary school in the Kinkiizi region. Lynley continues on a private basis to work with women who have been abused.
Sandy is the Administrator for Pastoral Care Work and also does some
supervision. She enjoys walking, cooking, watercolour painting and
loves spending time with her four grandchildren.
ADMINISTRATOR
BOOKKEEPER
Anita does an excellent job as our bookkeeper. She has been involved with PACE since the beginning and has worked in Hamworthy Park Junior School as one of our Pastoral Care Workers since 2001. In her spare time Anita enjoys sunny weather, walking her dog by the sea, holidays, cooking and eating paella!!
