Before joining the Society, he completed a degree in
Philosophy and Theology at Edinburgh University. After a period of work
including working as a nurse in a hospice for the dying, a stint running his
own radio show whilst in Edinburgh and working in catering management, he
entered the novitiate in 1998.
As a novice he completed placements working in Wimbledon College, Brixton
Prison, in a new project for refugees in Birmingham and with travellers in
Galway, Ireland . After novitiate, Tim completed an MA in Psychology of
Religion at Heythrop College, University of London.
In Regency, Tim worked as a teacher and chaplain at Wimbledon College, one of the
largest comprehensive schools in the country. After receiving his PGCE he taught
RE, Philosophy, Theology and Politics.
After two years studying Theology in Madrid, Tim is now completing his studies in London.
He comments, 'The past few years have been some of the richest of my life,
and as well as many challenges I have also experienced great Joy. It is a way
of life I would recommend to anyone who was brave enough to consider it.'
