The inside track - Joasia Rejman

The inside track – Joasia Rejman

If you have phoned our office recently, you have probably talked to Joasia, our friendly receptionist.
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The inside track – Joasia Rejman

If you’ve phoned our office recently, you’ve probably talked to Joasia, our friendly receptionist. We thought we’d kick off the New Year by getting to know the person behind that voice at the other end of the phone!

Hi Joasia, thanks for talking to us! So, first things first, what drew you to work here?

I was really attracted by the cause: I’ve previously volunteered with similar organisations and I was very keen to help oppressed Christians and put my faith into practice.

What does your job entail?

Mainly it’s answering supporter questions, such as finding out information for them from our advocates. I also make sure they’re satisfied with the publications we send out.

What’s the best part of your job?

It’s the best way of getting to know the latest on what CSW is doing! I get so many different questions from our supporters, and in investigating them I always find out more about CSW and the work that we do.

So what keeps you busy outside of work – do you have any hobbies?

I like to ski and I try to keep on top of the languages I know (I can speak French, Polish and German). I also love reading, especially theology. I’m currently working my way through Ben Rogers’ new book, From Burma to Rome.

Published Online
January 2016

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