People
Executive Director
John Nonhebel has worked with disadvantaged people most of his working life. For 20 years this was in some of India’s largest cities where John worked for Oasis India with Street Children, with women and children trapped in sexual exploitation and in community development.
More recently John was the Urban Ministry leader for SU Scotland before taking up post as Executive Director for Prison Fellowship Scotland. John’s passion is seeing transformation to the lives of people who have been through very difficult circumstances. John brings with him significant experience in organisation management and strategic planning
Communication and Office Coordinator
Graeme has recently joined the Prison Fellowship Scotland team to help volunteer management, communications and run our ‘Time to Write’ project. He brings more than 15 years of professional experience across financial services and communications and is excited to bring that experience into this role, helping strengthen the volunteer community and supporting the ministry of Prison Fellowship Scotland.
Alongside his professional work, Graeme is deeply involved in church life. He serves as an Elder, Youth Worker, and the Mission and Outreach Convenor at his parish in Central Scotland. In these roles he is passionate about encouraging faith in action, helping churches engage meaningfully with their communities, and supporting the next generation as they explore faith and purpose.