I joined the Black Country Circuit in 2022 after leaving The Queen’s Foundation in Birmingham. 

My Christian journey started in the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon where I served in various roles in the Christian Women Fellowship Movement of the church and including being a founding member of this movement in the UK.
I love my family and friends, and I value the support that I receive from them. I have two children, five surviving siblings, nieces and nephews and my dear mother. 

I draw inspiration from the spirituality of the ‘desert mothers and fathers’ and the many people, lay and ordained, who have nurtured my faith to grow and develop, especially my grandmother who taught me to be thankful to God and to serve the Lord with joy.

My background is in teaching and community development with particular focus on community outreach with people of all ages.

I love the Black Country, and I am excited about how God is working God’s purposes daily in the life of our circuit.
I have pastoral oversight of Central and Woods, Hill Top, Roseville, Ryders Green, and Toll End Methodist Churches.

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