Peter is a Chartered Accountant retired from his own consultancy business. Active in his local church he is involved in running Alpha courses and occasionally preaches. Peter is also a retired trustee of the Bible Society. 

He lives in Tredington in Gloucestershire where he is treasurer to the local parish.  He first visited Rwanda in 2007, and has been many times since then. He is always inspired by the trust in God that permeates every aspect of Rwandan life and their enthusiasm for worship. both of which can be lost in Western culture.

Greg is a retired solicitor who has, with his wife, Stephanie, been involved in Rwanda through the church they attend in Dorridge (near Birmingham) since 2002. They have both visited several times. 

He has an MA in Mission and is principally interested in theological training having been a local preacher for many years, and developing small businesses as a means of combating poverty and disadvantage. He also has experience as a chair of Governors in a multi-ethnic primary academy in Birmingham and is a trustee of a children's centre in Sparkhill, where Stephanie is a GP.

Paul is a retired vicar who was in ordained ministry for 32 years. He came to hear of GrassRoots Rwanda through his former colleague, Jim Stevens, and some of the parishes where he last ministered supported the charity. 

In October 2019, he and his wife, Kate, visited Rwanda with other Trustees and supporters of the charity and we saw first-hand the difference GrassRoots is making in a number of communities across Shyogwe Diocese. When invited to become a trustee, he was pleased to be in a position to say ‘yes’.

Paul has three children and five grandchildren. When not helping at the local food bank or assisting in the church where he worships, he enjoys walking (the picture was taken at the start of the West Highland Way), singing and pottering in the garden.

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