MJR - Who is involved?
MJR is led by a group of trustees and supported by a number of advisors and consultants. Together these represent a wide cross-section of Christian organisations and traditions. It is our hope that the reconciliation we seek for wider society can in some small way be reflected within our movement.
Trustees
Khareem Jamal
Khareem Jamal is a historian, writer and musician. Chairman of Micah Community Projects, founder and senior lecturer in African history at the School of Africology in Bromley, London. He is the author of the play 'The Voices of Black Folk'. |
Karen Lund Karen is a Senior Leader in the Church of England, ordained in 1994, and Archdeacon of Manchester since 2017. She has always had a passion for people and loves supporting others on their spiritual journey. Karen's Christian faith underpins life and ethics and she is a work in progress. She appreciates the opportunities she has to model leadership as a UKME woman and as a Christian Mystic.
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Sarah-Jane Nii-Adjei
Sarah-Jane has a strong background in community engagement and development, overseeing three national programmes for National Mind UK, involvement in Gordon Brown's 'No to Knives' campaign and as part of policy advisory panels including 'Transition to Adulthood'. Currently at Christian Aid, Sarah-Jane leads a programme seeking to place the voices of Black faith leaders, theologians and activists at the heart of the global Climate Justice Movement. |
Beatrice Smith
Beatrice is an author, speaker and Greater Manchester coordinator for Churches Together in England. She is part of the Spring Harvest Planning Group, part of the leadership team at Restoration Church Tameside, and is passionate about community restoration, justice, and reconciliation. |