He was made deacon in 2002 and priested in 2003. Until recently, when not at LSM, he worked as a barrister specialising in health and safety cases and other regulatory work. He has recently been appointed as a Circuit Judge. He is also a member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal, and is Chancellor of the Diocese of Lincoln.

He is married to Christine and has three daughters.

Tanya's home is in Plymouth and she graduated in theology from Cardiff University.

Alex is currently reading Music at St Catharine's College Cambridge, where he is also the Junior Organ Scholar. He was previously Director of Music at St Peter and St Paul's Church, Olney, where Amazing Grace was written. He currently studies organ under Gordon Stewart and piano with Philip Fowke. Alex maintains a busy schedule teaching and performing in Cambridge and Milton Keynes whilst trying to do a degree.

Organ playing has taken Alex around the country, to venues including Durham, Lichfield, Liverpool, Peterborough and Worcester Cathedrals, King's College Cambridge and St George's Chapel Windsor. As an accompanist, he has also worked for the Cambridge Footlights, Eton Choral Courses and the National Brass Players' Championship.

Alex's particular interest lies in musical theatre, where he has been Musical Director for a number of shows. He also has an unhealthy obsession with chocolate.

Sarah MacDonald came to the UK from her native Canada in 1992 as Organ Scholar of Robinson College, Cambridge, after studying piano, organ, singing, and conducting at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. Sarah read for a degree in Music at Cambridge, taking her BA in 1995 and her MA in 1999. She was appointed Director of Music in Chapel at Selwyn College in 1999, and is the first woman to hold such a post in an Oxbridge Chapel.

She was Assistant Choir Director, with special responsibility for the Junior Choir, and Organist at Little St Mary's from 2001 until September 2008.

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