Our Team

Peter Greenwood
Rector

Peter grew up on the other side of the bridge, with St Clement’s Mosman being the church of his childhood and youth. In Year 12, on a Crusaders Study camp, he committed his life to trusting and serving Jesus. He married Rachel in 2001 and they have four lovely children (and three French bulldogs). 

Peter holds honours degrees in Computer Engineering from the University on New South Wales, and Divinity from Moore Theological College, with a Diploma of Ministry. He has completed his Master of Arts in Theology. Peter worked as a software developer for Telstra, before undertaking a two year apprenticeship in Ministry prior to theological training. After college, he served as the assistant minister of St Philip’s, Caringbah for two years. Since 2007 he was an assistant minister at St Paul’s, Carlingford. For the past ten years Peter has been serving as the Rector of St Mark’s South Hurstville.  

He longs for many people from the local community to meet the real Jesus and put their faith and trust in him.

Peter loves playing soccer, watching cricket, reading Sci-Fi and fantasy novels and spending time with his family.   

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Maree Jones
Children’s Minister:

No one knows more about children’s ministry than Maree Jones!

A school teacher and school principal by training and practice, Maree has a wealth of knowledge, and a plethora of experience for our Nic’s Kids to enjoy. During school term Maree (along with her adult helpers) plan the curriculum and program, providing them with a safe place and pastorally caring for them and their families. She seeks to help children develop a strong faith foundation alongside a sense of comment within the church family of St. Nic’s.

Maree teaches SRE at the local public school and is well loved there also.

Sam Ellery
Ministry Trainee

Sam Joins our team in 2024.

After completing a Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Teaching (Primary) at UNSW, Sam commenced teaching for a few years. 

He has felt a calling to go into ministry and so is "trying it on for size” over 2024 and 2025, where he is dividing his time between Campus Bible Study, Unichurch and St. Nic’s. Sam will be with us, in partnership with CBS at UNSW. Campus Bible Study is a ministry of the Anglican Chaplaincy of UNSW, affiliated with the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students (AFES)

The Two-Ways Ministry Team

We are especially delighted to bring to you our Two-Way Ministry team. Led by Phillip Jensen and comprised of Moore College students, who are in various years of their theological education, they serve us at St. Nic’s in many ways.

Phillip leads the work of Two Ways Ministries, which seeks to serve people by proclaiming the death and resurrection of Jesus through teaching people the Bible; challenging and recruiting Christians into this great work by training a network of evangelistic leaders who apply their Biblical knowledge to their priorities and practice, to live boldly and single-mindedly for Christ. You can learn more about it here.