Broadcaster, TV Host, and Singer Songwriter, Sandra Godley has an extensive portfolio to her name. She has performed for royalty & many civic events, festivals, The House of Commons etc. Sandra has recorded 4 albums and received many music awards, including a MOBO nomination & Lifetime Achievement award from Ladies First Professional Network. One of her proudest shared moments as a Trustee of Radio Plus, was to receive a prestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.

In 2018, she formed The Gosp-ability choir who performed her song ‘The Big Love Song’ on BBC’s The One Show as a wedding gift for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. BBC World Wide followed the journey of her choir by creating a documentary, which went viral across the globe. She received thanks from Prince Harry. She has also been host to TBN’s 5 part tv series ‘Fit for Purpose’ and a 4 part series of ‘Start Your Day.’ She currently hosts BBC CWR’s Breakfast with Sandra Godley & Upbeat.

As a philanthropist, advocate and humanitarian, her work has extended to areas such as Kenya and Rwanda. Sandra brings a wealth of experience in media, music and worship/creative arts. She has recently launched her first International Woman in Music awards and is a Christians in Media Trustee.

Ems Hancock is a wellbeing coach whose expertise cuts across various wellness and lifestyle activities that beautify, protect and inspire lives. The best-selling Author of 7 books Ems is a Blogger, Speaker, Facilitator and Trainer who has continued to thrive in various Personal Development and Business Coaching programmes for individuals, which include COMPASSionate Coaching in Manchester. She is an Associate member of the Association for Coaching, a Lead Wellbeing Coach at Wonderborn Studios Ltd, Three Arrows Medi, Restored and Sing Education.

Ems is a Mum of four, Mental Health First Aider, First Aider, Children's Leader, Singer, and Miniaturist at Wentworth Place.

Martin has worked in the charity sector for over 25 years in various roles and has a passion for sharing God’s mission, in the UK and overseas.

He has worked for SAT-7 UK since 2017 and is a Senior Director leading the External Engagement Department. He is also a writer, speaker, and published children’s author.

Chine McDonald is the Director of Theos and author of ‘God Is Not a White Man’. Chine is reckoned as a fantastic, inspiring and positive leader who thinks outside the box, connecting creative thinking across different teams to produce a cohesive working environment, and driving salient ideas to completion. Chine has over a decade of experience and professional expertise in the media and has contributed to the growth of many reputable organisations including being the Head of Community Fundraising & Public Engagement at Christian Aid, Head of Christian Influence & Engagement at World Vision UK, Director of Communications & Membership at Evangelical Alliance. She is a proud alumnus of the University of Cambridge where she studied Theology & Religious Studies. She also dedicates her time to making an impact as a Trustee at various voluntary sectors and charities including Bible Society, Sophia Network, Christian Enquiry Agency, Christians Against Poverty, and Vice-Chair of Greenbelt Festivals.

Cole Moreton is a writer and broadcaster exploring who we are and what we believe in. His BBC Radio 4 series The Boy Who Gave His Heart Away won Audio Moment of the Year at the Arias and Best Writing at the World’s Best Radio Awards in New York. Recent series include The Power of Three and The Wedding Detectives. He can also sometimes be found offering Pause For Thought to Zoe Ball on the BBC Radio 2 breakfast show. Cole’s new podcast Can We Talk? is a series of crafted short stories about encounters with remarkable people and what we can learn about how to live. Cole was named as Interviewer of the Year at the Press Awards for his work with the Mail on Sunday and you can have a rummage through his A-Z of interviews with the famous, the infamous and the extraordinary here. Cole has covered many of the major news stories of our times as a writer for titles including The Telegraph, The Guardian and The Financial Times and was once executive editor of the late, lamented Independent on Sunday. He is the author of four non-fiction books including Hungry for Home, which was shortlisted alongside Zadie Smith’s White Teeth for the prestigious John Llewelyn Rhys Prize for first book of any kind. His debut novel The Light Keeper has won praise from Matt Haig and Anthony Horowitz, Jane Fallon and Peter James, among many more.

James Poulter is a seasoned innovation expert with a particular emphasis on AI strategy and digital customer experiences. As the CEO and Co-Founder of Vixen Labs, James has been instrumental in establishing the company as one of the world’s leading full-service AI Agencies. Previously, James served as the Head of The LEGO Group's Emerging Platforms & Partnerships team, where he was part of the founding team of LEGO’s social network LEGO Life - launched in over 20+ countries to over 3 million users and led the group’s partnerships with the likes of GIPHY, Amazon Alexa and Google’s AI offering. James is a professional public speaker on the topics of AI, Innovation Culture Building and Digital Customer Experience and speaks across the US and Europe on these topics

Simon Thomas is a husband, dad, presenter, author, podcast & Saturday Soccer host. He’s graced some of the top TV screens in the UK media networks. During his tenure as a Blue Peter presenter, he ran in the London Marathon twice and two Great North Runs, climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and Mont Blanc, completed over 40 solo skydives with the Royal Air Force, presented a medal at the Commonwealth Games, ran in the 60 metres sprint. Simon is President of Blood Cancer UK and has hosted many events, including Greenbelt.

Patrick Regan OBE is an activist whose passion is speaking about resilience, courage and wellbeing. He founded two award-winning charities, XLP and, most recently, Kintsugi Hope, in partnership with his wife, Diane. Kintsugi Hope has pioneered Kintsugi Wellbeing groups all over the UK to help people in the area of their mental health.

Patrick is a mental health first aider, a campaigner on issues of social justice and was awarded an OBE for his services to the young by Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. He is an Honorary Fellow of the South Bank University for his contribution to Justice and Wellbeing. In 2023 Patrick was awarded "Most Influential CEO for Mental Health Training" by CEO Monthly.

Patrick has written seven books. The titles cover his work with tackling poverty and educational failure, and his own journey with mental, emotional and spiritual health following major limb reconstruction surgery. Patrick is married to Diane, and they have four children.

Andy Flannagan is a London-based, Irish singer-songwriter who was previously a hospital doctor but whose proudest moment as an Irishman was captaining England's Barmy Army during the Ashes in Australia. His campaigning songwriting dragged him into the political arena, so he can often be found annoying MPs around Parliament.

Paul is a writer, comedian and broadcaster, working in TV, radio, print and the stage.

Paul's writing has helped win a British Comedy Award for BBC’s Miranda, as well as a Royal Television Society Award and Rose d’Or award for Lee Mack’s Not Going Out, for which he’s co-written over 60 episodes.

He's worked closely with Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc on the revamped Top Gear for BBC2, worked with Michael Buble on Buble at the BBC, and wrote for Channel 4’s TFI Friday revival and ITV’s Royal Variety Performance.

On the radio Paul is a regular contributor to BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show’s ‘Pause For Thought’ and has presented BBC Sussex/BBC Surrey’s Sunday Breakfast. He has appeared multiple times on Radio 4’s Sunday with film reviews and comic takes on religious news.

Elsewhere on Radio 4, Paul has presented Sunday Worship, delivered the Christmas Meditation and guested several times on Beyond Belief.

Chris Lomas has spent the last nearly 20 years in Digital, Innovation and Product Management, working for some of the biggest Financial Services brands on the planet like American Express, Goldman Sachs and Lloyds Bank and now works in strategy consulting for a US consulting company, where he leads their engagements with a wide variety of clients building ‘AI-powered’ product ventures. Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI and Big Data projects has dominated the last decade of his work.

Chris is married and has three children, and they live together in Brighton – which gives them ample opportunity for enjoying the outdoors! Chris and his wife have spent more than 15 years involved in church planting along the south-coast of the UK and are both part of the leadership of their church