General Council

Abigail Hollingsworth - Trustee and Convenor Abigail is a Mathematics PhD student at the University of Warwick. While studying for her integrated masters at the University of Southampton, from which she graduated in 2022, she was President of SCM Southampton for three years. She grew up in the CofE, and now attends a small church attached to Coventry Cathedral (which is run in part by SCM’s CEO!). Abigail has been a member of SCM since she started at university in 2018 and it has been a big part of her faith journey ever since. She is keen to learn about other SCM groups and what resources they find useful and what resources they feel are missing. When not studying abstract mathematics like geometric topology, Abigail enjoys reading, archery and playing the piano. 

Reuben Jenkins - Trustee and Deputy Convenor Reuben is a Theology graduate, with a particular interest in queer theology and theology and the creative arts - he can often be found jumping between galleries and churches in his free time! He's also working his way through an ever-growing queer theology reading list... His current read is Revd Troy Perry's 'Don't Be Afraid Anymore.' 

Sorrel Eyres - Access and Inclusion Portfolio Sorrel is a modern languages student, and they've always had a particular interest in communication, how different societies and cultures work, and in literature and writing. Sorrel finds disability theology and queer theology fascinating (they would highly recommend the book "At The Gates: Disability, Justice, and the Church"), so they like to weave some of that into their essays when they can. Sorrel is also a member of the United Reformed Church, and was part of the process to appoint an ecumenical student outreach worker to their local church.

Anna Henderson - Trustee and Comms and Marketing Portfolio 

Lux Williams - Trustee and LGBTQ+ Rep 

Melody Lewis - Movement Magazine Co-Editor Portfolio Originally from North Wales, Melody has just come back from her year abroad in Argentina and will be heading into her final year studying for a degree in Modern and Medieval Languages at the University of Cambridge. Her current research interests are gender in climate literature and women’s polar exploration narratives. Brought up in the Anglican Church by a Methodist family, Melody now attends the Cambridge Unitarian Church, and enjoys the laid-back, welcoming atmosphere, paired with copious amounts of tea during coffee time afterwards. In her free time Melody enjoys crafting (to varying degrees of success), listening to fashion history podcasts, and train travel.

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