Church Leaders

We offer a warm welcome to all at Spring Terrace AOG Church, in the Sandfields (Swansea City Centre). At the heart of our church community is a passionate love for Jesus, which we aim to live out in our everyday lives, through serving each other and the community we are based in. Our desire is to live out the ‘gospel’ (the embodiment of the love of God in Christ) in action, enabling it to be experienced by all generations who we interact with. We are a contemporary church which aims to be relevant to society today, without compromising the core beliefs and requisites of being a follower of Jesus. We run activities that cater for all age groups and encourage participation wherever possible. We believe that Jesus’ followers grow in their faith and effectiveness in this ‘broken’ society we live in through daily acts of service in His name, solid life-applicable Bible teaching and personal relationship building (with God and each other).

Alan until August 2010 was the minister of the church. Now his much experience is valued as he serves as an elder in the fellowship. Alan is married with three children and three grandchildren. After serving in the Merchant Navy as a Radio Officer he graduated from Cardiff University with a degree in Electrical Engineering and Electronics. He worked in Industrial training and business counselling, and took on full time ministry with the church in March 2004. With his wife Myra, they have been ministering in the church for over thirty years in various capacities, particularly in youth and children's work.

Eric is the senior elder and has two children, one grandchild and three great grand children. He operates in the gifts of the Spirit, particularly in prophecy and interpretation. He also has an excellent pastoral and spiritual counselling ministry. He has been with the fellowship for about forty years. Eric was Sunday school superintendent for many years.

Gordon has spent thirty four years with the CLC Christian Bookshop organisation, a faith mission. He and his wife Moff, worked as managers in the Swansea CLC branch for over thirty years. Gordon also edited the CLC mission magazine "Floodtide". On his retirement he wrote, edited and published a Christian magazine, "Aware", which reported on the Christian church, particularly in the Swansea area. He now works as a free lance writer writing articles with a Christian theme for various magazines. He and Moff have two married children and two grand children.