“Seeing how we translate theology into practice is of vital importance in training ministers. It is not enough to know – we need to know how to live it out in ministry and mission.”

Justine joined the staff in 2004 and became the vice-principal in 2007.  She teaches practical theology and missiology.   

After studying theology in at King’s College, London, she was head of religious studies in a London secondary school.  She trained for ministry in the Church of England at Lincoln Theological College after which she worked in parish ministry as a curate and as a vicar in South London.  Justine was a member of the General Synod from 2000 to 2004. 

She recently gained a doctorate in Theology and Ministry from King’s College, London: From Adversity to Altruism and Beyond: a pastoral theology of resilience will appear as a book this year. 

Justine lives in Rochester where she is a Priest Vicar at the cathedral.  She is married to Thomas and they have four children.