Ordained Deacon in 1969 and priest in 1970, Fr Andrew Greany trained for the priesthood at the College of the Resurrection, Mirfield, to which he returned as a member of staff for three years following curacies in Hartlepool and at All Saints Clifton. Before coming to Little St Mary's in 1994, he held livings successively in Spennymoor (near Durham), Flamstead (near St Albans) and Hessle (near Hull). He was Spirituality Officer for the Diocese of Ely from 1999-2005, and has been Area Dean of Cambridge South since March 2006.

Though he gave up the captaincy of the Ely Diocesan Cricket team a few years ago,he still enjoys the occasional game of cricket, as well as lowbrow amateur operatics in the form of G&S!

He was made deacon in 2002 and priested in 2003. When not at LSM, he works as a barrister specialising in health and safety cases and other regulatory work. He sits as a Recorder in the Crown Court and is a member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal. He is Chancellor of the Diocese of Lincoln.

He is married to Christine and has three daughters.

Coming from a small village on the outskirts of Huddersfield, Chris graduated last year with a degree in Politics from the University of Huddersfield. He has spent the past year engaged in the discernment and application process for ordained ministry, and will be attending a Bishops' Advisory Panel early in 2009.

In recent weeks, he has had the opportunity at his church to become involved in a wide range of activities for children and young people, and intends to participate in this particular ministry at LSM and to learning more about it. He is also glad to be joining a church where the rhythm of the Daily Office and Daily Mass are observed, and anticipates being fed and strengthened spiritually by the Anglican Catholic tradition of LSM.

Chris is also a keen cyclist, and hopes to clock up a large mileage in and around Cambridge over the coming year!

Christian Rutherford is a professional horn player and horn teacher. He was a member of the English Chamber Orchestra for many years, after which he spent six years with the Royal Opera House Orchestra. Since then he has played mainly with period instrument orchestras, in particular the English Concert and the Academy of Ancient Music (of which he was also the general manager for a time). He has worked for Raymond Gubbay as an orchestral contractor since 1982 and as an orchestral co-ordinator for many others, including the composer John Barry.

He was organist at Holy Trinity Sloane St for many years and has been Director of Music at LSM since 1998.

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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