We have no vicar at present.
There are three Licensed Lay Ministers in the congregation at St.Paul's: Derek Jay, Caro Barker-Bennett, and Rob Dimbleby

Derek is an early-retired Religious education teacher who has also
worked in inter-faith issues. He is currently training to be a spiritual
director and is one of the licensed lay ministers (aka Reader) in the
benefice. His hobbies include reading, early choral music, film and
spending too much time on the internet.

Caro Barker Bennett is a Licensed Lay Minister based at St Paul's. She is also a member of Bristol Cathedral Chapter supporting their work with schools. She began her career as a teacher and youth worker, then became an Industrial Chaplain on Tyneside.She moved on to be Director of Education, first in Manchester Diocese and then in Bristol Diocese.

Rob is our other Lay Minister and is also one of our church wardens. So when he isn't fretting over leaks in the roof Rob likes nothing better than fretting over his next sermon. He enjoys reading Samuel Beckett and drinking in pubs listed in The Good Beer Guide. Other interests include reading stories to children, especially his nephew and godchildren, and Bradford City FC.

Michael Selby, Churchwarden: The passion for social justice that guided Michael's career in the Prison Service finds expression in his continuing involvement with the charity Victim Support. This year he has also been instrumental in putting together a program of ecumenical Lent lectures and discussions on Restorative Justice, the practice of which he feels should be at the heart of contemporary faith. His other interests include History, Film, and his many grandchildren.

Our churchwardens are Rob Dimbleby and Michael Selby (see above)