Our Partners in World Mission
Trinity has hundreds of alumni serving Christ in more than 50 countries and every continent.
However we support a number of families in particular who are devoted to gospel ministry in the world.
James and Danielle Gullett
James started coming along to Trinity in 2015,
when his family moved to Oxfordshire, and since then has become a church member. James has always had a passion for aviation and for mission work; and it was this passion that led him to Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF). At the beginning of 2022, he joined MAF and started their Future Pilot Program, with the goal of serving overseas with the organisation as one of their pilots. In 2024, he obtained his Commercial Pilot Licence, the final part of the flight training scheme.
In the Autumn of 2022, James married Danielle who is working towards a Health Sciences degree alongside a doula qualification and hopes to use her medical skills on the mission field in whatever way God chooses.
In 2024, they accepted a position in the MAF Arnhem Land Program, where they are reaching remote indigenous communities. James, to name a few, flies missionaries, bibles, and aid workers, to help meet the physical and spiritual needs of these rural people groups. Whilst he is doing that, Danielle volunteers in a local clinic, and looks to develop relationships with local indigenous women.
Frank and Afua
Frank and Afua worshipped with us whilst they lived, worked and studied in Oxford. We now support them as Mission Partners as they seek to reach people in Ghana through their mission organisation Eternal Footprints Missions (EFM).
Eternal Footprints Missions (EFM) is a Christian mission agency based in Ghana, West Africa with the vision of expanding to other African countries, Asia and South America.
The core focus of EFM is to make Jesus known to unreached people groups through creatively holistic evangelism, intentional discipleship and disciple-making, and planting contextualized Biblically centered fellowship groups.
Just like Paul, Eternal Footprints Missions is dedicated to preaching the gospel of Jesus and making disciples in places where Christ has not been preached.
Max and Fiona
Based in Australia, Max is passionate about the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ to transform lives. His research interests relate to the relationships between faith, politics, public policy, economics, and moral reasoning. He is a senior research fellow of the Centre for Public Christianity.
Born in Sri Lanka, Max’s family moved to Australia as refugees when he was one year old. He has worked as a lawyer and a political and policy adviser, including time as senior social policy adviser to the Leader of the Australian Opposition. Max was educated at the Australian National University and the University of Oxford and he speaks at churches, businesses, universities, public and government events, debates, and conferences. He is married to Fiona, and they have three children.
Gerson and Hannah
Gerson and Hannah live in Madrid, Spain, with their two lovely kids, Lucas (2), and Kezia, born in August 2020. They hold very fond memories of their time with Trinity Church, including prayer meetings by the fire at Peter and Judy's, and the small group that used to meet in Chilswell Road. Hannah works in an after-school english based playgroup for kids. She also has a fair bit of work keeping the other three members of the family organised and clean.
Gerson is an itinerant speaker based in Spain. He holds a degree in building engineering from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, a certificate in Christian apologetics and theological studies from Wycliffe Hall (University of Oxford). He is currently finishing his master's degree in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics with the University of Birmingham.
Gerson has been working closely with university students during the last five years, first as a volunteer with Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship (UCCF) in Canterbury, then as a student worker with Trinity Church Oxford, discipling and preaching as part of the team, and finally as a staff worker with IFES in Madrid for three years.
Gerson enjoys opportunities to speak in other settings, but he always loves to come back to the universities and to get to know students. The goal continues to be to make Jesus known and to break down intellectual and emotional barriers to the biblical gospel.
Gerson enjoys speaking on a variety of topics and always enjoys preparing new talks. Amongst other topics, Gerson has spoken on “Why Jesus? Aren’t All Religions the Same?” “Where Is God When It Hurts?” “Is God Against Sex?” “Is the Christian Hope a Fairytale?” and “Is There More To Life Than This?"