David Gerrard became Archdeacon of Wandsworth in February 1989, ultimately resigning in November 2004. His replacement, the Revd David Jackson showed up from Battersea. His lessons and magazine publications were breathed new live into by his mind and grant, and the assembly worked on its grip of Greek philosophical terms. Sadly, his wellbeing disintegrated so seriously that he took exiting the workforce and became Cleric to the Religious circle in Ham. During this troublesome time, he was upheld and helped by his clergymen, Gary Swinton at St Imprint's and Geoffrey Owen at St Andrew's, and various lay perusers, including Harry Cornell, Morwenna Gough, Bert Slope, Rickie Hoole, John Kelly and Mike Moore.
The Revd John Clean who became Vicar on 2 July 1997 had a more colorful foundation: after numerous years in wards in Northern Britain, he had become Dignitary of St George's House of prayer in Jerusalem in 1992. He widened the skylines of the ward by his proceeding with relationship with the Palestinian people group, and his inclusion with the YMCA. As Seat of the Surbiton YMCA he made a functioning relationship with the ward which has prompted numerous valuable drives. St Andrew's Corridor has a young club, and the YMCA gives a setting to extending the extent of our customary Christmas lunch. He drove a ward journey to Israel/Palestine, and added ABCD (Activity around Bethlehem Youngsters with Inabilities), of which he was a legal administrator, to the rundown of ward noble cause of the month. The Revd Val Cory, Partner Vicar, turned into the primary lady minister to serve the Ward in 1998. In 2001 the ward cheerfully invited the appointment of Gabrielle Ayerst, a non-stipendiary cleric who worked for a psychological wellness noble cause. John Clean got back to Jerusalem as Dignitary of St George's in harvest time 2005
