Ian is president of Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Newcastle, England, and a trustee of its accrediting body, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (GPTS).  A pastor for 37 years, he has also written extensively.  Ian has taught history and theology in seminaries across the UK and currently serves as professor of historical theology at Westminster and adjunct professor of applied theology at GPTS.

Jon Payne is a trustee of Westminster and senior pastor of Christ Church Presbyterian in Charleston, South Carolina.  He is executive coordinator of the Gospel Reformation Network and adjunct professor of pastoral theology at WTS Philadelphia. He is series editor of the Lectio Continua Expository Commentary on the New Testament.

Victor is dean of the Reformed Theological Seminary in Heidelberg and a research fellow at the Faculty of Theology of the University of the Free State.  He has published extensively on Reformed theology, teaches at seminaries in several countries on a regular basis, and amongst other publications edits the Reformatorisch-Theologische Zeitschrift.  A long-term missionary and pastor, Victor was the founding minister of the Reformed Church of Hannover.

Jonathan Winch is Executive Director of Westminster, having served for 17 years as principal and executive principal in English state schools.  He is an elder of All Saints Presbyterian Church in Newcastle and an assessor elder within its church plants.

Andrea pastored two churches in Sicily for 10 years and was the founding minister of a Reformed Church in Milan which he served for 16 years. Since 2018 he has been involved in founding and organising the Reformed Church of Perugia.

Donald John MacLean is chairman of the Westminster Board, where he is also assistant professor of historical theology.  He is an elder of Cambridge Presbyterian Church, and a trustee both of the Banner of Truth Trust and of Tyndale House (Cambridge). He is editor of Affinity’s theological journal, and associate editor of the Banner of Truth magazine. 

Peter is minister of Budapest Reformed Presbyterian Church, a congregation within the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Central and Eastern Europe.  Prior to that Peter served the Hungarian Ministry of Finance as economic analyst.

Florian, a graduate of Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary, is the founding minister of Zürich Presbyterian Church.  He is a reserve member of the Swiss Special Forces.