We want everyone to have access to the Bible and to understand its message for them. We translate it into different languages, and we also invite people to engage with it through the resources we provide. Our team in the Bible Experience can’t wait to share the Bible with you. 

Clare Walker is part of Stewardship's Church and Charity Team and is excited to support causes to flourish and achieve more Kingdom impact, through the joyful generosity of believers who share an aligned love for the Gospel. She was previously Head of Engagement across England for Home for Good and a teacher for more than 20 years.

Ali is associate pastor at Gas Street Church in Birmingham, where she oversees locations and church planting. She is an ordained member of the clergy and is married to Nick who is a songwriter. They have two grown-up kids: Gracie and Josiah.

Ali and Nick will be leading Receiving More from the Holy Spirit sessions each evening in Skegness, as well as a seminar on prophetic ministry at both Skegness and Minehead.

Searchlight made their debut performance on Friday 2nd September 2011 in Perth, Australia. Founded by David Robinson and Michael Taylor, the Company have received critical acclaim from their eleven visits to the Edinburgh Fringe and have toured across the UK and the world. Theatre can make us experience powerful feelings and leave us shaken and changed. It can provoke debate, but it can also affirm beliefs and reinforce shared values. Searchlight have a vision to create theatre that can share life-changing stories with audiences, making them laugh and cry, experiencing and sharing what it is to be human as well as experiencing God.

Join them on Thursday with Jeff Lucas for Faith in the Fog.

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.

Nicky is a curate in London and is one of the few British Born Chinese clergy in the Church of England. He has a call to see lives lived to the full in Jesus' name. Nicky has a background in business technology and is passionate about anime, gaming and comics.

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.

Sola uses creative arts to help people engage in discussions about identity, race/racism and child criminal exploitation. He is also an actor, dancer and movement director and loves to expound the Bible and help people to grow in evangelism. Sola is married to Sophie and they have two children.

Sharlene-Monique is a London based singer-songwriter, author of two books and a broadcaster. Her songs combine emotive, soulful vocals with music to move and soothe the soul, and she is also a member and writer for the Kingdom Choir.  

Sharlene will be hosting SH Home - our online live broadcast - from Minehead.

Hugh has more than 30 years’ experience in the insurance sector and has worked for Aviva since 2001 where he is Director of External Reporting Developments. Hugh is responsible for assessing and responding to future external reporting and regulatory and accounting developments, including IFRS and Solvency II, which impact the Aviva Group.