Praise is an artist, worship leader, A&R and founder of Night of Parables. She is passionate about creativity and worship, and runs Night of Parables as a way to provide opportunities for artists to share their songs and stories. As well as supporting and equipping artists to walk in their calling, she is also passionate about encouraging the next generation, and seeing them step into their God given identity.

Praise will be a Guest Worship Leader in the Gathering Celebration in Skegness on Thursday 2nd April, and part of the After Hours programme in Minehead on Tuesday 7th April.

Newquay based indie-folk duo ‘Our Atlantic Roots’ are fast becoming one of the most popular artists in the South West, as well as having a dedicated and growing fan base around the world, with features on some of the biggest indie-folk channels and playlists. The American-British duo have had airplay on BBC Radio 2, BBC Introducing and they have shared the stage at festivals with the likes of Passenger, Tom Odell and Ward Thomas.

Nicola is a highly experienced professional flautist, noted for her creative and innovative playing style and ability to communicate with her audience. As well as having been first flute with the New English Orchestra, she has performed on BBC Radio 4 as part of the Daily Service programme and has appeared on Songs of Praise. Her overwhelming passion to use her flute to worship God has formed the basis of her career and she looks forward to sharing some of that at Spring Harvest. Her latest initiative is 'Breath of Dance', which incorporates music and dance with professional Christian dancers.

Paul Kerensa is a holy fool: an ITV Award-winning comedian, a British Comedy Award-winning writer (Miranda, Not Going Out, Top Gear) and a believing broadcaster (Radio 2’s Pause for Thought, Radio 4’s Daily Service, Prayer for the Day). He’ll bring jokes, stories, odd songs, evensongs, fun and games and more.

Lou Fellingham is an internationally known worship leader, eleven albums in to a firmly-established ministry. She is known for her prophetic edge, distinctive voice, unwavering energy to see lives changed through the power of music and word.

Lou and her family are part of Emmanuel Church in Brighton, where they are actively involved in leading worship.