Ashley and Anneliese
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY - NORTH LONDON
Could you help Ashley and Anneliese to afford to continue living and serving in North London?
Since joining Pathway, Ashley and Anneliese have overseen significant growth across the ministry. They expanded the staff team by appointing four part-time Area Workers across Enfield and Haringey, and introduced Christmas and Easter Experience Programmes, now operating across 12 locations and reaching 60 schools and more than 3,000 children.
They have also developed new partnerships with local churches and supported major events including the Together for Mission Festival and Pentecost Festival. Lunchtime and after-school clubs have grown from five to 13, while assemblies now reach more than 10,000 children annually across over 40 schools.
In 2024, they opened the Pathway Resource Centre and continued to invest in staff development, theological training and volunteer growth.
They say “We are so grateful to have the blessing of a wonderful home to live in. Thanks to the sacrificial generosity of our supporters who partner with us through Mission Housing, we have a stable and comfortable family home to enjoy within the community that we are reaching with the gospel.”
This property has been owned by Mission Housing and Ashley & Anneliese for 5 years – it was made possible when churches, organisations and individuals lent money to enable the purchase. By December 2026, £80,000 worth of loans needs to be repaid, so additional lenders need to be found.
Would you consider partnering with us financially by investing in the mission and ministry of Ashley and Anneliese to enable them to continue to live in their property?
“Our home is enabling Ashley to continue serving as CEO of Pathway. Our mission is to support and partner with local churches to provide assemblies, afterschool clubs and holiday clubs so that every child in North London can be introduced to Jesus. ”
-Ashley & Anneliese
Could you provide a loan to enable Ashley & Anneliese to continue to live in the community they love to live and work?

