Colin grew up on the edge of North London in High Barnet, he spent a year as a Voluntary Evangelist with the London City Mission, before pursuing a theology degree at London Bible College. Several Years of hard graft in a Rock Band or two followed, which he describes as a 'colourful time', which included the experiences of main stage Greenbelt as well as a national tour supporting Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy.

Marriage (to Annette) and poverty brought Colin down to earth and a short stint as a youth worker and van driver were followed by 8 years as Pastor of a small estate church in Northolt, West London. Somewhere along the way Colin & Annette produced two boys Tom & Josh, of whom they are very proud.

Continuing with his passion for music, Colin somehow managed to fit playing with a band called REDSUN alongside full time ministry. The band was very involved with the Christmas Cracker Youth project, particularly because of its focus on world issues. Colin moved to Little Kingshill Baptist church in 1995, where he has ministered ever since. He continues to enjoy writing and performing music and has produced two solo Cd's 'WIDE' and more recently 'U.N.I.Q.U.E'. Colin also works one day a week as a Regional Minister in the Central Baptist Association which covers Bucks, Beds, Northants and Herts with responsibility for music & media.

Heather has just completed her training at Spurgeon's College and was ordained as a Baptist minister in July 2007. Following her ordination she now takes up her position as the church's Associate Minister.

Heather is married to Alistair & they have 3 children, Kirsty, James & Ross. She graduated in French and then trained as a teacher, working in both secondary and primary schools. She has also worked as a youth pastor, a pastoral assistant, and in schools taking assemblies and running Christian clubs, before responding to God's call into ordained ministry. She oversees the children's work and the youth work in the church, as well as sharing pastoral leadership of the church with Colin.

Les has been a member of the church since 1982. He was appointed an Elder in 1992 and has been a key leader during much of the church development, especially prior to Colin's appointment as minister in 1995 (at which point the church had not had a minister for over 30 years). He runs his own business as a consultant on radio communications for railways, having previously worked for British Rail.

He has a wife (Barbara) and they have three daughters and four grandchildren. They have lived in Little Kingshill since 1975. He enjoys sailing his Wayfarer dinghy and cycling.