I’m Kina Robertshaw.

My early story is one of displacement, resilience, and faith my parents fled the civil war in Angola when I was an infant, seeking refuge in Zambia. Those beginnings have profoundly shaped both my voice and my calling.

Today, I serve as an Anglican minister in the Church of England, and as a speaker and writer I am passionate about communicating faith with clarity, depth, and authenticity. I have the privilege of preaching, teaching, and forming others in discipleship, helping people engage Scripture and respond to God’s call in their everyday lives.

At the centre of my life is a conviction I return to again and again: I am loved, called, and chosen by God. Everything I do flows from that place.

Through preaching, writing, and speaking, I seek to create spaces where people in all their diversity can encounter the transforming love of God in Jesus Christ. A love that restores dignity and awakens hope, and reminds us that we, too, are chosen.