Editorial Board

The editorial board of Ecclesia Reformanda is detailed below.

If you wish to contact any of the board by e-mail, please click on their photograph to visit their contact page on the Ecclesia Reformanda website.

Editor: Matthew Mason

Matthew is married to Annabel, and has two daughters. He currently serves as curate at St John's Church, Tunbridge Wells. Matthew studied music at Manchester University, worked as an apprentice at St Ebbe's Church, Oxford, and then studied at Oak Hill Theological College. His MTh thesis was on the relationship of the doctrines of justification and union with Christ in the thought of John Owen. Other interests include the doctrine of God, the theology of Robert Jenson, eating curry, drinking single malt, music and poetry.

Managing Editor: Neil Jeffers

Neil was ordained in the Church of England in June 2007, and currently serves as Curate at Christ Church, Lowestoft, the easternmost church in the British Isles. He is married to Anna and has 2 children. Neil read Ancient & Modern History at Oxford, where he was converted. After two years working at St Ebbe’s Church in Oxford and two years banking in London, Neil undertook his theological training at Oak Hill College in north London. Neil graduated in 2007 with an MTh. His thesis was on the Reformed defences of God’s righteousness in ordaining the Fall of Adam. Other research interests include paedobaptism in relation to Jeremiah 31, and Christian interface with public policy.

Book Review Editor: Ros Clarke

Ros is currently a PhD student at Highland Theological College in the north of Scotland. Previously she studied theology at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia and at Oak Hill College in London. Her first degree was in Physics and for some years she taught Maths in a grammar school in Kent. Her research is on the canonical approach to the Song of Songs, which combines her interests in poetry, hermeneutics and the history of interpretation. In her free time she enjoys writing fiction, cooking, sewing and knitting.

Consulting Editor: David Field

David, himself a determined generalist, is convinced that in order to be effective in Christian ministry it is vital to learn to integrate biblical studies, doctrinal thinking and pastoral and practical concerns. After reading theology at Oxford, David gained experience of ministry in the local church and then taught in a theological college in Nigeria for three years. His doctorate from Cambridge was in Puritan thought and was followed by five years as minister of an FIEC church in Surrey. Immediately before coming to Oak Hill he had four years in the commercial world as a headhunter. David is married to Sue and they have three daughters, Sarah (studying in US), Ruth (working in London) and Esther (being home-educated). David's other loves include the novels of John Buchan, Everton FC, fruit brandy and early mornings.