Jade Reynolds is a theology graduate, speaker and podcast host. Since being paralysed aged 12, Jade has shared her testimony of God’s faithfulness and taught on suffering in churches, schools, conferences, on podcasts and on the radio. Together with her husband, John, she runs the Christian podcast “Bring to Light” which explores faith and life through humour, stories and thought-provoking teaching. She is passionate about seeing disability normalised in society and the church.

Marie is a speaker, leader in her church and leads the North of England and Midlands for Alpha. With over 10 years experience in ministry her heart is rooted in seeing the local church grow and those who make decisions, discipled and embedded into local community. Wife and mum Marie is also passionate about heathy family life and oversees The Marriage Courses for the UK.

Simon Guillebaud, MBE, spent two decades living in war-torn Central Africa, and speaks out of that context with raw urgency and passion for the last, the lost and the least. He’s the Founder of Great Lakes Outreach, author of the award-winning book Choose Life, and travels widely stirring up the Church for radical discipleship.

Andy is the co-founder and CEO of the global bereavement charity, The Mariposa Trust, and business leader. He is passionate about guiding people through their grief journey, and helping churches and leaders to compassionately care for their staff and congregations. Andy has been a speaker for over 30 years.

Zoe is an award winning charity CEO, business leader, best-selling author, TV Host and renowned grief expert. In addition, she co-chairs the 'National Pregnancy Loss Review' on behalf of the government, and speaks widely on loss, grief and the power of hope.

Phil is an evangelist and missiologist at the Evangelical Alliance. He is passionate about making Jesus known and the power of friendship. He is an avid runner, enthusiastic waterskier and once broke the world record for the longest five-a-side football match. Phil is also the author of Story Bearer and The Best of Friends and an award winning poet.

Robin Vincent is the Chief Executive of Care for the Family, a national charity that aims to strengthen family life and help those families going through difficulties. Robin has planted and led several churches, including within the most deprived areas of the UK. He also cofounded a social action project, that was awarded the QAVS. He is married to Hannah, and they have two children.

Raff was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro and arrived in the UK at 17.  After a troubled upbringing he battled drug addiction and a life in crime. Today Raff is a recovering addict, sober for a decade and an ordained Priest with the Church of England.  Based at a church in East London, he runs Our Father's House Recovery Ministry which supports addicts and alcoholics. He will be running Our Father's House sessions at Skegness each morning.

Rachel has been working with young people for more than two decades and has authored several books. She is the founder of the Romance Academy, an Ambassador for Home For Good, on team at Youthscape and is the Youth Innovation Lead at St Luke’s, a youth resourcing church in Blackburn in the UK led by her husband Jason. Her latest book The Sex Thing re-imagines ways for the church to engage emerging generations with a biblical sexual ethic.

Kate is a psychologist and church leader with a particular interest in the way our emotions affect us, and how we keep emotionally well and reach our full potential in spite of the challenges life throws at us. She’s a director of the Mind and Soul Foundation, speaker and author and is also one of the team behind Headstrong, an online space for young people exploring wellbeing and faith.