About us
About us
Our team

Phil Downward
Chair of Trustees/
Project Co-ordinator

Greg LeRoux
Trustee/Project
Co-ordinator

Jamie Muir
Trustee/Project
Co-ordinator

Joanne Muir
Trustee

Ray Green
Trustee/Treasurer

Beryl Green
Trustee

Simon Heys
Trustee

Roger Bebb
Trustee

Roland West
Trustee
Our team

Phil Downward
Chair of Trustees/
Project Co-ordinator

Greg LeRoux
Trustee/Project
Co-ordinator

Jamie Muir
Trustee/Project
Co-ordinator

Joanne Muir
Trustee

Ray Green
Trustee/Treasurer

Beryl Green
Trustee

Simon Heys
Trustee

Roger Bebb
Trustee

Roland West
Trustee
Our story
In 1995 Pam Baker, a member of Barnabas Community Church Shrewsbury, visited Ukraine on a church mission trip. Whilst in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine, She struck up a friendship with leaders and members of Rhema church who had recently committed themselves to help the poorest members of their community by starting a feeding programme. Barnabas church started to help Rhema church with their feeding programme. Then in 1997 BREADtrust was launched as a new charity to develop this work across eastern Europe and elsewhere through strategic partnerships with local churches to deliver feeding programmes and other forms of humanitarian aid.
Our story
In 1995 Pam Baker, a member of Barnabas Community Church Shrewsbury, visited Ukraine on a church mission trip. Whilst in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine, She struck up a friendship with leaders and members of Rhema church who had recently committed themselves to help the poorest members of their community by starting a feeding programme. Barnabas church started to help Rhema church with their feeding programme. Then in 1997 BREADtrust was launched as a new charity to develop this work across eastern Europe and elsewhere through strategic partnerships with local churches to deliver feeding programmes and other forms of humanitarian aid.
Our story
In 1995 Pam Baker, a member of Barnabas Community Church Shrewsbury, visited Ukraine on a church mission trip. Whilst in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine, She struck up a friendship with leaders and members of Rhema church who had recently committed themselves to help the poorest members of their community by starting a feeding programme. Barnabas church started to help Rhema church with their feeding programme. Then in 1997 BREADtrust was launched as a new charity to develop this work across eastern Europe and elsewhere through strategic partnerships with local churches to deliver feeding programmes and other forms of humanitarian aid.




