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Leadership & serving

Serving
this congregation.

A resident evangelist and minister who leads the worship and teaching, a board of trustees who run the church's charity and carry its formal responsibilities, and members who volunteer for the rest. There is no head office above any of them — everyone here is answerable to the congregation and to the Scriptures.

Kufre Okon, Resident Minister, in a grey check suit and maroon tie, looking to camera.

Our minister

Kufre Okon

Resident Minister · Chair of the Board of Trustees

Kufre Okon serves the congregation as its resident evangelist and minister. Worship and teaching here are handled by him, and he chairs the church's board of trustees.

He led the first Bible lesson at the congregation's inaugural service on 3 November 2024, and he is the founder and project lead of Doorstep Support, the church's charity. His teaching also goes out on his own channels — MKO TV on YouTube, and TikTok.

The sermon archive carries the minister's teaching, and the study booklets the church publishes — including Kufre Okon's own No Condemnation in Christ Jesus — are free to download.

From the minister's album

Over the years

Photographs Kufre Okon has shared from his ministry, before and beyond White Hart Lane. Select any photograph to see it larger.

Trustees

Board of Trustees

“Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful.”
1 Corinthians 4:2

The trustees carry the congregation's formal responsibilities — its accounts and records, its money and how it is used, and how the church presents itself publicly — and they run its charity, Doorstep Support. They are members of the congregation, and they answer to it.

  • Kufre Okon, Resident Minister, in a grey check suit and maroon tie, looking to camera.

    Kufre Okon

    Chair

  • Imaobong Benson, Trustee and Treasurer, photographed on a North London street.

    Bar. Imaobong Benson

    Treasurer

  • Kabnim Akpabio, Trustee and Media Lead, smiling in a library.

    Kabnim Akpabio

    Media Lead

Elders

Elders

“Pay careful attention to yourselves and to all the flock, in which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers.”
Acts 20:28

The congregation is overseen by a plurality of elders, appointed from within it and answerable to the Scriptures that describe their character and work. They teach, they make decisions together, and they carry pastoral responsibility for the whole church. If something matters, they are the people to raise it with.

Evangelists

Evangelists

“Do the work of an evangelist, fulfil your ministry.”
2 Timothy 4:5

Preaching and teaching the Gospel, publicly and one to one, and training others to do the same. An evangelist here works under the oversight of the elders rather than over the congregation.

Deacons

Deacons

“They must first be tested; then let them serve as deacons.”
1 Timothy 3:10

Deacons carry specific areas of practical service — the building, hospitality, benevolence, the collection, transport — so that the church's work is done properly and nothing depends on one person remembering.

Ministry Leads

Serving in the congregation

“Each has received a gift; use it to serve one another.”
1 Peter 4:10

Alongside the elders and deacons, members take responsibility for particular work: children's and youth classes, safeguarding, outreach, and the accounts. All of it is voluntary and all of it is accountable.

Accountability

Answerable,
and glad to be.

Leadership in a church is a responsibility before it is a position. Elders are held to the character described in 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1, and they are accountable to the congregation they serve as well as to God.

Everyone who works with children or adults at risk holds an enhanced DBS check and has completed safeguarding training. Our policy is published, and concerns can be raised with the safeguarding lead or with any elder.

Kufre Okon in white at a lectern, reading from an open book into a microphone against a black curtain.

Getting involved

There is always
something to do.

Teaching a class, driving a member to a service, packing parcels on a Saturday, making coffee, fixing the guttering. If you would like to help, say so — there is no waiting list.