Trevor was born in Tandragee a small town in rural Northern Ireland. A life-long Arsenal supporter, he just about remembers the glorious Double Year of 1971, an event equalled only by the glorious double of 2008 – achieved by Arsenal Ladies!

Trevor can now spend more time watching his beloved Arsenal, as he’s recently retired from serving with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. He previously served as the Minister of a large suburban congregation on the outskirts of Belfast, where he sought to develop a relevant expository ministry, bringing the unchanging Word of God to an increasingly post-modern world. Trevor has also been involved in youth ministry as well as a number of inner-city outreach and reconciliation projects.

An avid John Grisham fan, Richmond guests will often find him in a quiet corner untangling the latest courtroom drama.

Ever amazed by the wondrous saving and sustaining grace of God, a favourite hymn of Trevor’s is ‘In Christ Alone’ and the opening verses of Isaiah 43 mean a great deal to him – the reason why, he will invariably share with those who are with him when he leads ministry on a Richmond holiday.