Canon Winfield was ordained deacon in 1989 and priest in 1994. She has worked in parish and cathedral ministry, university and military chaplaincy, ecumenical and Anglican Communion relations, and humanitarian diplomacy, representing the Anglican Communion at the United Nations. Most recently, Canon Winfield was the Archbishop of Canterbury's Advisor on Reconciliation, until her appointment as Third Church Estates Commissioner in 2022.

Member of the Board and Chair of Bishoprics & Cathedrals, and Mission, Pastoral & Church Property, Committees

Public affairs, community engagement and media management. Commissioner from 1992. Trained as a lawyer, MP for Leicester East 1983-87, many current and former voluntary roles including member of General Synod from 1985, Dioceses Commission, Legislative Committee (former acting Chair), Cathedrals Fabric Commission, General Synod Board of Education and Dearing Commission. Also lay canon Guildford cathedral, Civilian-Military Liaison Adviser and Regional Fundraiser. Ofsted Church Schools inspector and former independent lay chair of NHS complaints tribunal.

Member of the Board, Assets Committee and Mission, Pastoral & Church Property Committee

QC Commissioner from 2019. Practicing barrister, based in London, specialising in planning, local government and environment law. Commissary General of the diocese of Canterbury and the Deputy Chancellor of Southwark, and, on occasions, chairs Clergy Discipline Tribunals. Reader in the Church of England with a keen interest in music, especially choral. Morag is married to a parish priest; they have three children and live in Essex.

Member of the Board and member of Mission, Pastoral & Church Property Committee

In Michaelmas this 2021, Amatu will be celebrating 20 years of priesthood. Amatu was one of the first appointed SSM Vicars in the diocese of London and held the post for over 13 years at St Mary’s Harmondsworth. He is currently Priest in Charge of St Mark’s and St Stephen’s Bush Hill Park in the Enfield Deanery and also the Edmonton Episcopal Area Director of Mission and Racial Justice in the diocese of London.

Prior to ordination, Amatu trained as an Electrical Engineer and attained Chartered Engineer and Chartered Manager status about 10 years ago having worked for 25 years as consultant in the Public Sector, the Oil & Gas sector delivering major change projects, including Crossrail, Network Rail-Great Western Electrification projects, CB&I, Shell oil. He holds MBA with distinction from University of Sunderland and merit in MSC Project Management from University of Salford.

Amatu is married to Princess, a Lay Reader and Chartered Accountant heading the technical finance team at the London Fire Service - They are blessed with five children, three boys and two girls.

Has held clerical posts in the dioceses of Manchester, the then Ripon and Leeds, Bradford, Leeds prior to becoming a Residentiary Canon of Newcastle Cathedral.

On General Synod from 2015, and elected to the Commissioners in 2017. New College, Oxford, and St Stephen's House. Ordained 1995 to a curacy in Wantage, then chaplain to the Bishop of Horsham. Vicar of St Michael's Beckenham for ten years. Vicar of St Alban's Holborn since 2011. Degrees in Music, Theology and Law; called to the Bar 2010. Trustee of the London Diocesan Fund and the London Diocesan Board for Schools. Contributor to an Ashgate/Routledge volume on Religion and Legal Pluralism, and author of a monthly column in the journal New Directions. 

Member of the Board, member of the Assets Committee and member of Mission, Pastoral and Church Property Committee.  

Commissioner from 2019. Ordained in 1991 following managerial roles in the Home Office and British Telecom. Parish priest in Greenwich, Battersea and Central London where she is currently Vicar of St Pancras Church. Also previously Chaplain of Trinity College Cambridge and Director of Reader Training in Southwark Diocese. Member of General Synod for Southwark 2005-2012, and London from 2017. Degrees in English (Warwick) and Theology (Cambridge and London). Trustee of Inclusive Church 2013-2016 and WATCH 2012-2019. 

Member of the Board and member of the Mission, Pastoral and Church Property Committee.

Commissioner from 1997. Ordained 1984, Curacies in Hull (York diocese) 1984-88, Rector of Pitsford with Boughton from 1988, diocese of Peterborough. CME Secretary 1988-93. Chair of Church Buildings Committee, member of Bishop's Council and DBF. General Synod member from 1995, Synodical Secretary of Convocation of Canterbury from 2010. Member of Ecclesiastical Law Society. Writer on theology and canon law.

Member of the Board and Mission, Pastoral & Church Property Committee

The Rt Revd Sarah Clark, Bishop of Jarrow

Sarah was formally consecrated as Bishop by the Archbishop of York on 27th February 2019 in York Minster as Bishop of Jarrow.

She has particular responsibilities:

The Sponsoring Bishop with responsibility for those who are exploring vocations, training for ordination and also for those who are serving their curacy within Durham Diocese.

The leadership of the Diocesan Priority of Challenging Poverty

As the Episcopal lead for the Growing Hope SDF funded ‘Communities of Hope’. 

As the Chair of the national Ministry Experience Scheme

Ordained Ministry

Sarah brings significant parish and diocesan experience to her role. She served as

Archdeacon of Nottingham from 2014-2019

Dean of Women’s Ministry & Hon Canon of Southwell Minister 2010-2014

Team Rector of the Clifton Team Ministry, Nottingham 2009 – 2014.

Rector of Carlton-in-Lindrick 2002 until 2009 and Area Dean of Worksop 2006-2009

She was made a deacon in 1998 and ordained priest in 1999 at St Mark’s, Woodthorpe after training for ordained ministry at St John’s College, Nottingham.

Prior to training for ordination, Sarah was a career Civil Servant in the Department for Employment, having been through their graduate training program in the West Midlands.

Commissioner from January 2019. Jay has been an environmental campaigner since 1989 and now also campaigns against modern slavery. Career in Social Work (M.Phil. Social Work University of York 1976) with later training in both project and change management. Took a career break in 1994, gained an HND in Land Use and since then has a special interest in Forestry and the timber industry. Given a Millennium Award in 1999 to study development and capacity building projects in Uganda.

Member of the Board, member of the Audit & Risk Committee and member of Mission, Pastoral and Church Property Committee

Member of Mission Pastoral and Church Property Committee since 2017. 
Member of Commissioners’ Strategic Buildings Support Group.
Member of local church PCC, lay chair of Deanery Synod and lay member of Kensington Area Council. 
Board member of the Bishop of London Mission Fund.

Retired Chartered Engineer after a career in the manufacturing industry.

Chair of a charity called Room For Work, which helps unemployed people to get back into employment.

Lay chair of charity called Activate, which seeks to enhance wellbeing and faith in the Hampton deanery churches through fitness, health and community activities.

Married with 2 children and 3 grandchildren.

Appointed in September 2023, Simon has spent the last ten years working in regeneration and redevelopment and now focuses on the provision and management of specialist housing for older people.  Prior to that Simon worked in Government as a Special Advisor having spent time as a researcher for a Member of Parliament and a Member of the European Parliament.  Practising Member of the Church of England and former Trustee of charity which helped support Christians and internally displaced people in Iraq.