Our PCC and Centre Manager

Our PCC

The Chair of our PCC is the Vicar.

The members (elected and ex officio) are listed below. Should you wish to contact the PCC as a whole, or want to contact a particular member of the PCC, please e-mail the PCC Secretary who will take your concerns and enquiries forward.

Peter Adams

Warden

"I have been a member of St. Elisabeth’s since the end of 1987 when my wife Mandy and I arrived in Eastbourne with our then very young two daughters.

In our younger days we led the church youth group together and since retirement have taken on various administrative tasks for the church. During much of my time at St. Elisabeth’s I have enjoyed being involved with the traditional church choir."

Simon Eyre

Warden
General Synod Representative

“I have been a member of St Elisabeth's for nearly 20 years. I am married to Ann and we have 4 married children and 11 grandchildren. We help to run Totz, the Community Cafe and also are part of the Messy Church team. I am also a member of General Synod.

I have been preaching since 2020. It is my passion that we all grow deeper in our understanding of the Bible and the work of the Holy Spirit to make this real in our lives."

Bill Fennell

Acting Treasurer

Sarah Goddard

Reader
Deanery Synod Representative

Susan Santos

"I have been a member of St Elisabeth’s church for 5 years. I am married to Emiliano and we have two grown up daughters and two grandchildren.

As well as being the Safeguarding Officer for St Elisabeth’s I help with church administration and support our children’s work. I am also a member of our fledgling church Eco Group."

Ann Harris

Elisabeth Prime

Christine Swanborough-Nilson

"I joined St Elisabeth’s church in 2015 when I moved back to Eastbourne after a few years working in the Middle East. I grew up in the Congregational church (now URC) but was baptised and confirmed an Anglican before marrying Christian, whilst living and worshipping in Helsinki. My faith has developed over the years, as I have faced different challenges and been able to draw strength from the knowledge that God is always constant.
I enjoy worship that includes music and contemplation, and believe that community is an important aspect of church life. I am also a member of the church eco group and believe that, as christians, we have a responsibility of stewardship of the planet and God’s creation."

Sue Fifield

Relocated to Eastbourne in late 2019 from Greater London and is now retired after 21 years serving as HR Manager for Oasis Charitable Trust. Sue is involved with the Cafe/Foodbank at St Elisabeth's on Tuesdays and Messy Church. Other interests include: travel, reading, swimming, walking, ballroom/latin dancing and is a member of the Happy Place Choir that meets at St Elisabeths.

Mark Fifield

Relocated to Eastbourne in late 2019 from Greater London and has now retired. Previously a floor coverings estimator before changing career and since 2008 was a self-employed gardener.

Mark now volunteers with the Eastbourne Foodbank. Other interests include life long and active support of Chelsea Football Club, gardening (his own!) travel, reading and ballroom/latin dancing.

Lee Cheetham

Colin Allcorn

Christian Nilson

Electoral Roll Officer
Deanery Synod Representative

"My wife Christine, I and our three boys moved to Eastbourne in 1997 from Finland. Christine and I were part of a group that started and grew an Anglican church plant in Al Ain, UAE during our time there. We joined St E's on our return to Eastbourne in 2015.

Apart from looking after the Electoral Roll, and participating in the Deanery Synod, I also look after St E's digital presence as the webmaster, and look forward to working with David, our new Vicar, as an ALM in mission."

Our Centre Manager

Ruth Figgest

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