Staff
Rupert Evans
Team Leader
Rupert leads LDN Holidays. He is married to Petasha and they have three sons. Educated at King’s Wimbledon, Cambridge and Oxford Universities, Rupert has worked for churches in Cambridge, London and Sussex and in his spare-time enjoys watching his beloved AFC Wimbledon and Wasps football and rugby teams. Rupert loves camp, spending time with his family and has a weakness for fast food!
Nick Margesson
Junior Holidays Team Leader
Nick leads the LDN Junior Holidays and brings a wealth of experience to the role. Before Joining the LDN team, Nick was the Assistant Head (Pastoral) at Aldro School in Surrey where he taught Religious Studies and coached rugby. Previously he was the Youth and Children’s Worker at two London churches. Nick has been going on Christian activity holidays every year since he was 11 and has been involved as a holiday leader in a variety of different settings.
Nick is married to Eleanor and they have two teenage children. When he is not working or spending time with his family, Nick enjoys watching sport, eating good food and relaxing with a great novel.
Anna Lamb
Staff Worker
Anna studied Natural Sciences at Durham University before heading to London to work for a church. She began working for LDN in January 2018, with particular responsibility for working in girls’ schools and supporting female students. In her spare time, Anna loves getting out into the countryside to explore, or sitting down with a cup of tea and a good book.
Steph Moralee
Administrator
Steph grew up in South West London and studied Psychology at university. She is a keen baker with a particularly good recipe for Oreo fudge. She’s the odd one out in the staff team as she doesn’t drink tea or coffee!
Benet Parker
Associate
Benet grew up in London and studied English Literature and Music. He can often be found in a coffee shop with headphones on, watching his beloved Chelsea FC or playing with his dog.
Jonathan Wolstenholme
Associate
Jonathan (or ‘JWol’) grew up in Battersea, went to school in Dulwich and now lives in Bow. After school he studied Classics at Oxford University, so he has never lived more than 2 miles from the Thames. He loves baking, choral singing, cycling across London and watching cricket. He met Lizzy at university, who kindly transferred to London for the second half of her medicine degree so they could get married and move here.