Following retirement in 2021 and having had an interest in ACTS for many years, David joined the ACTS UK committee, now ACTS International where he now serves as Operations Director.

In consultation with management in ACTS Nigeria, Kenya and Cameroon David works to identify and promote ACTS International projects. He speaks on the work of ACTS International at every opportunity in church meetings etc.

David serves as an elder in his local church. He and his wife, Olwyn enjoy spending time with their family – especially their four grandchildren – and are Associate Missionaries with UFM Worldwide.

Ken, a former deputy headteacher, now runs Ignite IT, a successful computer services and consultancy business in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. He is as an active member of Kingsway Fellowship Dunmurry, where he helps out with various activities.

Ken got involved with ACTS by supporting their computer systems in Nigeria, which led to him joining the ACTS UK Committee, now ACTS International where he serves as Finance Director.

A musician at heart, Ken loves playing and listening to music. He also enjoys photography and keeping up with the latest gadgets and tech.

The son of missionary parents, Paul served with SIM for over 30 years, mostly in Nigeria, initially lecturing in Church History & Historical Theology along with senior seminary management responsibilities.

In the early 90’s, he was involved in establishing ACTS Nigeria and, in 2011 was asked to look after publishing for ACTS Nigeria. Since then, Paul has edited many manuscripts and with his staff co-ordinated all aspects of getting books into print.

Now based in Northern Ireland, and working under the auspices of UFM Worldwide, he continues as Publishing Director for ACTS Nigeria as well as chairing the ACTS International Board.

After pastoral ministry with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Belfast, Sid and his wife Jean went to Nigeria with Mission Africa in 1987.

While serving in theological education, Sid, alongside his student, Rev Luka Vandi, pioneered the ACTS bookshop in the Theological College of Northern Nigeria, Bukuru-Jos, serving as Executive Director and then International Director.

Now retired after 35 years with Mission Africa, and back home in Northern Ireland, Sid enjoys spending time with his family while supporting ACTS as Vice-Chair of the Board of ACTS International.