Kevin is married to Mags, became a follower of Jesus at age 18 and has worked in financial services sector from 1983–present. He attended his first CH Summer School in 2000, became a financial supporter of the work, and in 2011 joined the Board of Trustees. He completed a MA in Apologetics at Biola in 2015, and is pursuing a PhD in intellectual history, focusing on the interaction between Christian theology and Enlightenment thinking. Regular lay-preacher, apologetics lecturer, blogger and house-group leader.

Originally from Scottsdale, Arizona, Jon moved to England to pursue postgraduate studies in English Literature at King's College London. He went on to study theology at Cambridge before joining Christian Heritage in 2016.

Jo has a Masters’ degree in History from Cambridge University and a background in university administration. She coordinates the historical work at the Round Church Visitor Centre, including the team of guides, and provides administration support across the board, with special responsibility for the daily management of the Study Centre and other projects.

Bobby grew up in India and went to a Jesuit school in Bangalore. He trained in Process reengineering and Enterprise Performance Management working at several large Global Business Organisations, most recently at AstraZeneca, a Cambridge Headquartered Pharmaceuticals major. Bobby is a member of a reformed local church and recently began volunteering at the Round Church as a guide. He loves to travel with his family and enjoys learning about economic and technological trends, playing table tennis and watching football.

Ian studied at Monkton Combe School, Somerset, before reading History (Jesus College, Cambridge) and African Studies (Edinburgh). He has had a varied career as a teacher, postman and L’Abri worker and has been involved with Christian Heritage since 2002. He is the author of The Cambridge Story exhibition shown at the Round Church and, alongside volunteering as a guide, is involved with the Addenbrooke’s Hospital Chaplaincy. Ian loves to read and is greatly interested in constructive populist politics.

Having achieved a degree in biology and a PhD in agriculture, Dave joined the Ministry of Agriculture in Cambridge in 1980, becoming agricultural advisor to Cambridge University Farm in 1984. Currently he is technical director of a large agricultural advisory firm. His interest in history includes visiting many historical sites across Europe and beyond and researching a wide range of historical literature. In 2018 he became a Round Church guide with a passion to share with visitors his extensive knowledge of Cambridge.

Martin grew up and went to school in Cambridge. He trained at Westminster College Oxford and for 26 years pursued a career as a teacher and headteacher. After several years with IFES, he worked 16 years for Christian Heritage in leadership and administration. Now retired, he loves volunteering as a guide, visiting galleries and life-drawing. He is an actively involved elder in a local church. He finds life full and rich especially when travelling with his wife Mary and spending time with family.

Jon retired from a career in agribusiness in 2015, giving him more time to invest in some of his passions. A lifelong interest in history drew him to become a guide in 2016. He also volunteers as a guide in the beautiful gardens of Anglesey Abbey, where his love of nature finds expression. A committed Christian, Jon is on the eldership of a local church. Chairmanship of his village Parish Council, work with a homeless charity, the odd round of golf, and six grandchildren all help to create a very full and fulfilled life.

Jo has a Masters’ degree in History from Cambridge University and a background in university administration. She coordinates the historical work at the Round Church Visitor Centre, including the team of guides, and provides administration support across the board, with special responsibility for the daily management of the Study Centre and other projects.