Ministry team
Rev Patrick Ellisdon
Priest in Charge
Patrick was installed at All Saints in June 2023, moving from St Paul's, Cliftonville.
Rev Angela Swindley
Deacon
Angela joined All Saints in 2024 as a newly ordained Distinctive Deacon.
Rev Joy Dunton
Curate
Joy joined us in 2025 and is serving her curacy at All Saints.
Gavin Netherton
Reader
Gavin was licensed as Reader to All Saints in 2015.
Key people
Liz Rook
Food Larder leader
Runs our Friday morning hub
Linda Dalton
Food Larder leader
Runs our Friday morning hub
Bee Levings
Building Project lead, Sunday School leader
Katie Gravenor
Sunday School leader
PCC leadership team
With the clergy, this is our PCC Standing Committee
Will Gravenor
Churchwarden, Safeguarding Officer
Churchwarden since 2019. In particular, Will manages the practical upkeep of our building and outside space.
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Jack Fellows
Churchwarden, PCC Vice-Chair, Deanery Synod
Churchwarden since 2021. Jack looks after the paperwork admin side of running the church.
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Carole Jeff
Treasurer, PCC member
Carole is our wonderful treasurer. She looks after all things financial and keeps the PCC up to date with what we need to know.
David Bedford
PCC Secretary
PCC member since 2018. Secretary since 2022. pccsecretary@allsaintschurch.co.uk
PCC members
We've got a top notch team!
Hayley Alabama
PCC member, Safeguarding Officer
Since 2025
Liza Davis
PCC member, DBS Officer
Since 2025
Debbie Ellisdon
PCC member, Ignite team
Since 2024
Sarah Fellows
PCC member, Housegroups co-ordinator, Deanery Synod
Since 2023. housegroups@
allsaintscanterbury
.co.uk
Karen Garrould
PCC member
Since 2025
Helen Netherton
PCC member, Ale Saints lead
Since 2020
Lillie Swain
PCC youth representative
Since 2023
Emma Twyman
PCC member, Fundraising lead
Since 2020
EcoChurch
‘The earth is the Lord’s and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it; for he founded it on the seas and established it on the waters.’ Psalm 24:1-2
As a church, we recognise the catastrophic effects of climate change on the planet, wildlife and on our fellow human beings around the world. We recognise that we need to take responsibility for our part in this.
These are some of the steps All Saints are taking towards caring for all of God’s creation:
- We hold a monthly Eco prayer and discussion meeting
- We are working towards transforming our green space into a more wildlife friendly area
- We are working with others across the Deanery, and in the community who care for creation
- We have joined the Ecochurch project and in working towards gaining a silver award, we aim to be more energy efficient and sustainable.
- We embrace through teaching, discussion and prayer, the 5th mark of mission: to strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain and renew the life of the earth.
Our Church School
St. John's Church of England Primary School
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11
St. John's is All Saints' church school and the link between the school and the church is a partnership in community life and ministry. Our vicar is a foundation governor, a chaplain, leads collective worship, and supports the school in lots of other ways too.
At the last OFSTED inspection we were delighted to receive a GOOD (Nov 2018) with OUTSTANDING Early Years. You can read the report here.
We also had a SIAMS inspection which is the Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools, and you can read the report here.
St. John's is a bright, fun, loving, caring school with the children at the absolute heart of everything the school. The children embody these qualities beautifully, and it is a joy to be a part of the community.
You can visit their website here.
