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. 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 and now sits in the Inner London Crown Court. 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.

Kyle is spending eleven months at Little St Mary's (September 2009 to August 2010) as part of his discernment of a vocation to ordained ministry. He graduated from University College Durham in July last, having read for a BA in Ancient History.

Kyle is from Perthshire in Scotland, is passionate about the natural world, agriculture and conservation, and enjoys outdoor pursuits and classical music. He helps with all aspects of the life of the Parish, and takes responsibility for the organisation of activities for student members of the congregation.

Prior to his arrival at Little St Mary's, Anthony was organ scholar at All Saints', Margaret Street (2008-2009) and St Martin's Church, Dorking (2007-2008). In 2009 he matriculated at Girton College, Cambridge as an undergraduate musician, where he is also an organ scholar. His organ teachers have included Andrew Arthur, David Titterington and Daniel Moult.

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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