Tom Duprey - National Director

Tom is married to Sandra and they have 2 teenage children. He

a Christian as a teenager through the work of the Boys’ Brigade and

has worked in the construction Industry, education sector, project

evangelism and YMCA. He has studied for 3 years at Belfast Bible

College (Diploma in Biblical Studies) and later at the University of

Kent (Masters degree in Management). He is also a Boys’ Brigade

Captain and has a keen interest in football, boating, outdoor pursuits and restoring vintage tractors.

Tom has a passion to reach the most unreached peoples of our world for Jesus. With a keen interest in holistic Christian mission, he relishes his new role of supporting and developing the work of

Interserve Ireland at home and overseas.

                                            

Ian McCammon - Finance and International Development Manager

Ian lives in Belfast, Northern Ireland but originally came from       

Ballymena (30 miles north of Belfast). He is married to Shirley who

works in Belfast as a social worker. After working as a Management Accountant in a number of organisations for over 15 years, Ian and

Shirley worked in South America in Bolivia from 1999, in a number of different ministries. Due to family illness they had to return to Belfast at the end of 2003. In March 2006 after a couple of years of further study, Ian joined Interserve Ireland as National Director. Ian has a particular interest in community/social development work which lends well to Interserve's wholistic ethos of Christian service.  

Ian enjoys participating in different sports, he played rugby union for a number of years and continues to play soccer.

  Lisa Skinner - Recruitment & Relations Manager

                                              

  Lisa has been working with Interserve Ireland since July 2008. Lisa

  lives in East Belfast with her husband Stephen and their daughter

  Amelia. They are members of Kirkpatrick Memorial Presbyterian

  Church. Lisa made a profession of faith at a young age but she

  acknowledges that it has only been in recent years that she has come

  to appreciate what it really means to be a follower of Christ.

  Lisa got her first taste of overseas mission on a short-term team to the

  Dominican Republic in Summer 2003. Upon leaving Northumbria

  University she spent 4 months in Brazil, followed by a further 2 months

  in Ecuador on short-term teams. Despite having graduated in Law, Lisa

  felt that God was calling her into service of a different nature. After

  returning from Latin America she found herself embarking on more

  studies, this time at Union Theological College in Belfast where she

  studied for two years, graduating in 2008 with a Masters degree in

  Theology.

  As Recruitment & Relations Manager Lisa seeks to build and maintain

  relationships with IS Partners, supporters, sending Churches and

  families by providing support and encouragement. She is also

  responsible for personnel; the recruitment of long and short-term

  partners and for the development of our work throughout the island of

  Ireland.

                                              

Daniela Campbell - Part-Time Office Administrator                      

                                                

Daniela originally comes from Macedonia. She is married to Leonard, who works as a Regional Networker for Torch Trust for Ireland, and they have a baby daughter called Sophie. Daniela became a Christian when she was a teenager and attended an Evangelical Congregational Church for most of her life in Macedonia. She also served as a National Co-ordinator for TEMA, a mission organisation that seeks to mobilise young people in mission work. While at University studying for a degree in Economics she began to work part-time with Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) Macedonia, as an office assistant until 2008.

In April of 2009, after getting married, she moved to N. Ireland. Since then she has been volunteering with Torch Trust, helping out with their fellowship groups for blind and partially sighted people. Daniela and her family attend Windsor Baptist Church in Belfast where she helps with the junior church. In her work with Interserve she desires to use her skills and experience to help facilitate the spread of the Gospel.