teaching the kingdom / helping the poor

About us

The RSVP Trust is a registered charity, committed to communicating the truth and power of Christianity. Its founder and director is Don Egan. It is the commitment of The RSVP Trust to show how faith in Jesus Christ is not only reasonable, but vitally important.

Our mission is to teach about the Kingdom of God and help the poor.

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Don Egan
Don Egan is the founder and Director of RSVP and lives in Suffolk with his wife Hazel. They have been married for over 30 years. They have two grown up daughters and a grandson.

Don is a Christian speaker, writer and missionary. He was commissioned by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1987 and is also recognised by the Archbishops of York and Canterbury as a Member of the College of Evangelists. He has been in full time ministry in the Anglican Church for over 23 years.

He has spoken to hundreds of thousands of people throughout the UK, Europe, Asia and Africa. He is a regular speaker at conferences, churches and other events.

His main subject is faith for breakthrough - particularly in physical healing. He has witnessed many healings during his time of ministry including the blind seeing and the lame walking.

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'It has been a delight to have known Don Egan for many years. Don is a man of character and integrity. He exudes the peace and presence of Christ and has the anointing of God on his life and ministry.'

Canon J John
The Philo Trust

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Alison Fenning
Alison Fenning is an itinerant evangelist who has worked for The RSVP Trust since 2003. She has been involved in ministry for ten years now with a variety of experience, holding a degree in Biblical Studies and Cross-Cultural Mission and she is currently studying for an MA in Missional Leadership.

Preaching & Teaching
Alison is a regular preacher in local churches and in churches across the UK.

Female Evangelists Network
Alison set up a network of female evangelists and is developing an annual conference and mentoring networks.

Pioneering consultancy
Alison is passionate for the body of Christ to reach out to those who don't know Jesus. She regularly makes herself available to groups of Christians who want to begin a ministry to a people group but don't know how or need encouraging. She is able to see how to gain access and develop a ministry and can assist in the set up process by training and modelling what is needed.

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“Alison is an absolute tonic, bold and zealous.”
J John

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The Ipswich Ministry
This is a chaplaincy-style ministry that visits women involved in prostitution where they are. The ministry is evangelistic and pastoral at the same time. Many of the women do not attend Church but often this can be due to drug addiction which causes a chaotic lifestyle; after ministering and praying for and with the women many have found faith in Christ, so we take Church to them. Alison has organised a volunteer team who are trained and equipped for this ministry. This ministry also extends to brothels and trafficked women.

Rwandan Genocide Prisoners
Alison is passionate about evangelism and seeing people come to Christ. God has opened many doors for her in ministry which she never dreamed of. In Rwanda Alison has been granted permission by the Rwandan government to minister to prisoners who are on trial for genocide crimes.
She has been ministering in the prisons since 2004. Now hundreds are responding to Christ each time she visits a prison. This ministry is facilitated by Prison Fellowship Rwanda.

Prostitution
Alison's ministry extends to women in prostitution in the UK and Rwanda. Prostitution in Rwanda is a huge problem and has been magnified by the genocide of 1994 and poverty. Alison ministers to those who struggle to survive within a world of prostitution, calling them to follow Christ and therefore empowering them to leave their past behind.