Introducing the quite simply amazing team that make the Journey happen. . .

Graham Cook

Graham is a west country representative, having moved to Chichester two years ago to study for a theology degree at Chichester University. Graham would like to become an Religous Studies teacher after he has finished his degree, but his main passion is cornish pasties which he dedicates most of free time to selling, talking about and generally eating. Graham hails from the west country which gives him the perfect accent for saying the word 'paaasty'.

Hannah Morley

Hannah is the team's one Chichester native, having attended Bishop Luffa in years gone by! After completing a degree at Bangor University, Hannah returned to Chichester and joined Revs 18 months ago and is currently taking a year out doing the DNA discipleship course, placed with us at Revs. Hannah holds a first class degree in Sports Science and is a professional tennis coach, meaning she brings a much healthy approach to the Journey. Hannah gets very excited by the word 'nutrition'.

Jenny Kidd

Jenny moved down from Croydon to study Theology at Chichester University and is now in her second year. She has attended Revs for just over a year and is also a student cell leader. Jenny's interests include playing the drums, sleeping, watching Grey's anatomy, and eating chocolate. Jenny is also responsible for making sure the people of Chichester are kept up to date with real world events. . .or to put it more simply, she has a paper round!

Mark Oliver

Mark moved to the south coast in 2004, deciding to try out the countryside after 23 years in London. He has been part of Revs for five years and been on the staff team since 2006 and is currently in the final year studying for a youth and community studies degree. Mark is a proud West Ham fan and an avid supporter of all things Apple Mac. Mark is married to the simply amazing Anna who engages him in her hobbie of buying tat at various car boot sales. He likes to spend his spare time trying to breathe after playing football and doing boxercise, playing FIFA on the playstation and mourning the death of his iphone.

Revelation Child Protection Policy

All aspects of our children’s and youth work operates in line with the Revelation Child Protection Policy which is registered with and regulated by the Churches Child Protection Advisory Service (CCPAS). All staff members and volunteers will be subject to a Criminal Records Bureau ‘enhanced disclosure’ check before commencing activities with those under 18 years old.