Meet the team
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Nick Crawley
 
As an ordained Anglican clergyman, Nick is licensed to lead Crossnet. His ministry focus is teaching the Bible and making disciples through the Bible for Life ministry. 
 
 
Claire Fenner Crawley

As part of the leadership team, Claire is in charge of co-ordination and making sure we’re always asking God about the big picture. She also manages events. After working in social finance for local community initiatives in Bristol, she is now studying theology at Trinity College in Bristol alongside freelancing, and is married to Harry.
 

Harry Fenner Crawley
 
Harry loves worship and helps to organise the sung worship at Crossnet as well as heading up our prayer ministry. He is married to Claire and has a passion for people to be filled with the Holy Spirit and the healing power that comes through that. He has studied theology, and is a landscape gardener.
 

Harry O’Conor
 
Harry is part of the leadership team at Crossnet Bristol, taking a lead in our outreach, welcoming and prayer rhythms. Born and raised in Bristol, he studied theology in Durham, before spending a year in India with IJM. He is currently studying law and works for the Bristol Housing Festival, a company seeking to address the housing crisis in Bristol.
 
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Lucy Peppiatt (Crawley)
 
Lucy is our Theologian in Residence. She was part of the founding leadership team at Crossnet with Nick and is now Principal of Westminster Theological Centre where she teaches courses in Christian Doctrine and Spiritual Formation. She has written books on discipleship and women in the Bible and loves teaching, preaching, and raising up young leaders.


The leadership team are supported by a small executive team. As well as this, all who are part of the Crossnet community contribute to our life together.

Roy Maguire is our safeguarding officer and can be contacted via a dedicated safeguarding email address​.  To view our safeguarding policy please click here. ​

Crossnet teams in London

We also have separate teams who lead the Crossnet churches in Battersea and Wandsworth in London.