I am a minister of the United Reformed Church, currently serving in the area of Global and Intercultural Ministries from our Assembly Office. From 2002-2008, I taught Ecumenical Studies; Interfaith Studies; Ministry in Intercultural Contexts and Modern Theologians at Queen’s Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education.  I continue to research, supervise, examine and present papers across academic institutions, while not affiliated to any. It is liberating to be a maverick ‘scholar and student’ at large! I am on the editorial board of Black Theology: An International Journal. And for a number of years, I am served as a trustee and vice-convenor of Grassroots, a community based interfaith organisation.

Besides my involvement in theological education and ministerial formation, I am also a writer of short stories and a story-teller. Among my many projects is that of re-claiming Anancy or Anansi, the Caribbean patron saint, as a conversation partner in re-telling biblical stories and theological ideas.

My interest in things Caribbean, including Caribbean theology and Studies resulted in my involvement in the Society for Caribbean Studies in the UK. I served on the SCS committee until June 2009.