Director of the School of Supernatural Ministry

My name is David Webster. I want to invite you to join us on the Holy Spirit adventure we call the School of Supernatural ministry. I love adventure and pioneering, I love meeting new people, introducing them to Jesus and breaking new ground in the Spirit.

Much of the way God has directed my life has reflected this. I studied for a degree in theology in the context of Cultural and Community Studies at Sussex University and went on to teach Religious education for 11 years in a new secondary school. For a further three years I pioneered innovative curriculum projects linking teachers and business people as an education advisor - including one year seconded to a multinational pharmaceutical company.

Senior Leader, North Kent Community Church

Hi, I'm Pete Carter and I hope that you want to join me on an adventure of faith. I lead the leadership team of NKCC, a privilege I have had since 1988.

Back then NKCC was a small group of about 25 adults and 10 young children; at that time I was a full time doctor working in General Practice. As the church grew it required more of my time, so in 1991 I went half time GP/half time church work, then in 1994 I left my GP partnership to work full time for the church, although I have continued to this day to fit some medical work around my schedule.

I still love working as a doctor from time to time, love praying for the sick, and have established a Healing Centre as part of the ministry of the church.

Staff Pastor, School of Supernatural Ministry

Hi, so you want to find out a bit more about me.....

I am married to Pete and we have two awesome grown-up children, David and Kerry. We also have a wonderful daughter-in law, Jo. Pete and I have been part of NKCC since 1988, most of those in leadership.

I studied Biochemistry at university, graduated and married Pete.  I then worked in a hospital Biochemistry Laboratory for a couple of years before having the children.

Once Kerry was at School I took a post graduate qualification to qualify as a teacher, originally teaching Science to 11-16 year olds.  This really wasn't for me so I became an individual tutor for children with Special Needs in ordinary primary schools.