The Rev. Trevor Jamison

Rev Jamison was born in Belfast in 1959 and lived there until 1983.  He grew up in a Presbyterian congregation, where he was an active member of the Boys' Brigade.  Educated at the Belfast High School, he moved on to Queen's University Belfast, where from 1978-1982 he read Modern History and Economic and Social history.  With a BA Degree behind him he came to London in1983 where, at University College London he obtained an MA in Library and Information Studies. 

Trevor worked as a librarian in London and also became involved with St. Paul's URC, Bayswater.  It was here that he met and, in 1994 married Sue, an artist, designer and tutor and also a minister's daughter.  Trevor and Sue now have one son, Joshua, who is now six years old.  

While at St. Paul's, Trevor became an Elder and Boys' Brigade Leader.  He became active in leading worship etc and feeling called to the Ministry, he underwent training at Mansfield College, Oxford between 1991 and 1995.  He later followed this with a Master's theology degree at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in 2000 and 2001. 

From  1995 to 2001 Trevor was  minister to two URC's in Liverpool, combining this with various responsibilities at district and Synod.  After the Pittsburgh MA Trevor returned to the UK to become Synod Adult Education Officer for the Northern Synod.  This responsibility has given Trevor considerable experience in working with varied congregations.

Trevor enjoys reading novels, history books, (especially about Irish History) and detective stories.  He also enjoys visits to museums, galleries and historical buildings, theatre and cinema.

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