The North Cheltenham Clergy Team

Parish Priest
(Vicar of All Saints)Exit to dashboard

Revd David Lawrence-March

We are delighted that the Reverend David Lawrence-March has been appointed to be Parish Priest in charge of All Saints. Fr David comes to us from Derbyshire and will be installed as Vicar of All Saints at 7.30 pm on Wednesday 29th November.

For the time being, please contact Fr. Nick Bromfield, the Team Rector or the Revd Jennifer Wood if you are wishing to discuss a ministry matter. Telephone 01242 862803 or use the email enquiry form on this page www.allsaintschelt.net/contact

Team Deacon

Revd Jennifer Wood

Deacon Jennifer is a longstanding member of the All Saints family, having sung in the choir for many years.
She first trained as a nurse in Manchester, before moving to Cheltenham, where she studied for a degree in Religious Studies with History, at St Paul & St Mary’s College (now the University of Gloucestershire).

Returning to work after raising a family, Jennifer worked with local GP surgeries for over 20 years;, and now as a Chaplaincy Volunteer at Cheltenham General, has maintained her connection with the Health Service since retirement.

More recently she trained at St Stephen’s House, Oxford, and was ordained Deacon by Bishop Michael Perham in 2009.  As a Perpetual Deacon, which means she will not become a priest, but will remain a Deacon; she is one of a small number of Perpetual Deacons in the Gloucester Diocese..        

Team Vicar

With Responsibility for Swindon Village, and Elmstone Hardwicke.

To be appointed

Fr. George Davis has moved on to a new parish and we are awaiting the appointment of a new Team Vicar of Swindon Village and Elmstone Hardwicke. Please contact Fr. Nick Bromfield, the Team Rector if you are wishing to discuss a ministry matter. Telephone 01242 862803 or use the email enquiry form on this page www.allsaintschelt.net/contact

Team Rector

Fr Nicholas Bromfield.

Fr Nick joined the Team in December 2016; he had previously been Team Rector of three parishes in the Forest of Dean for ten years.

Fr Nicholas has a background before Ordination in marketing and management consultancy, skills which often remain useful! He was brought up in Bristol, and read English at St John’s College, Cambridge.

He has an abiding interest in the writings and poetry of George Herbert, and Herbert’s contemporaries.