Anna Bardsley
Anna is the founder and driving force behind Petit Bonbon, the children’s boutique in Sunningdale, which supports the Sir Jackie Stewart Race Against Dementia charity. She has previously worked in corporate finance HR, and she brings to St Luke’s her fundraising and philanthropy expertise.
Gary Bell
Gary is a consultant psychiatrist who specialises in addictions, treatment-resistant anxiety and depressive disorders. He is a founder of Cognacity, which provides resilience training workshops for St Luke’s.
Jack Dunn
Jack is Chancellor of Chichester Cathedral and a member of the parish development team in Chichester diocese. He is passionate about clergy wellbeing, congregation growth, and children and young people’s ministry. He was previously a trustee of Clergy Support Trust for nine years.
Stephen Fielding
Stephen recently retired as Vicar of St Paul’s Walden in Hertfordshire and has a background in law and banking. As a practising mediator, he has mediated many church disputes, has trained clergy in conflict resolution, and is actively committed to clergy wellbeing.
Hilary Ison
Hilary is a priest and a trained facilitator with a special interest in systems constellations. She is involved in a research project on supporting ministers to cope with tragedy and trauma in congregations. As our Reflective Practice Group Adviser, she is helping St Luke’s to develop its preventive approaches to clergy wellbeing.
Graeme Pollard
Graeme retired from Blackburn Diocese in 2021 after serving as Diocesan Secretary for 16 years. He had previously worked in Liverpool and Truro dioceses. He chaired the Diocesan Secretaries Liaison Group and was a Trustee of the Central Board of Finance (CBF) Funds, which hold a major part of the funds of the Church of England.
Tim Thornton
Tim has had many senior roles within the Church, most recently as Bishop at Lambeth, Bishop to HM Forces and Bishop for the Falkland Islands. He is a trustee of a number of charities including St Luke's.