Trevor Herbert is a former senior executive and company director who opted for full-time pastoral ministry in the year 2000. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree (University of South Africa, cum laude), a diploma in theology (AFM of SA Theological College, cum laude) as well as a certificate in company direction from Carl Duisberg Geselschaft in Germany.

Currently he serves as a pastor in the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM of SA), one of the largest denominations in South Africa (1.4 million members). He leads a multi-site church in Cape Town (3000 members) and also oversees another 50 local churches in the city. The AFM of SA has a footprint in Africa, Asia and Australia as well as parts of Europe and the USA.

Trevor is also involved at an executive /advisory level in a number of local and global ecumenical initiatives, among other Western Cape Ecumenical Network (WCEN), Cape Town For Jesus (CT4J) Ekklesia (At Stellenbosh University) and Movement Day (Africa).

A native of his beautiful city, Cape Town, Trevor is a father of three children, two sons-in-law and grandfather of two grandsons. He is married to his wife Moira (a retired nurse) for 37 years. The family resides in the northern suburbs of Cape Town. His hobbies include reading, writing, traveling, public speaking, property investment and playing very poor golf.