Constance is a senior financial services leader and experienced trustee with strong expertise in operational performance, regulatory oversight, governance and organisational transformation. Currently an Ombudsman Leader and Head of Department at the Financial Ombudsman Service, leading large multidisciplinary teams responsible for resolving complex financial services complaints. She brings a deep knowledge of regulation, consumer protection, operational risk, and board governance, alongside significant experience delivering large-scale change programmes and strengthening organisational performance.

Constance is passionate about her Christian faith and the role Spring Harvest has in the lives of so many families and young people. She champions inclusive leadership, ethical decision-making and fair outcomes for diverse communities.

Andrew Roberts is a husband, father, minister, writer and speaker based in the West Midlands. He is the author of the book Holy Habits and editor of the Holy Habits resource booklets and daily bible reflections. Previously he was Director of Training for Fresh Expressions. He loves all forms of sport and despite that supports Aston Villa.

Sarah is an artist-maker working across textiles and print. Using appliqué, quilting, and linocut techniques, her practice is inspired by a deepening interest in Celtic monasticism. Beyond the studio, she is a smallholder with a fondness for Herdwick sheep and the restorative pleasures of a good book, mug of coffee and a log fire! 

Cathy started out as a singer-songwriter in the 2000s and now creates EDM music alongside her work as a qualified music therapist, supporting children and young people with special educational needs. She’s part of the worship team at her church in Chichester and loves the outdoors, her dog, and time with loved ones.

Cathy will be leading worship in the Morning Reflection and Soul Space Celebration in Skegness.

Carla is International Strategy Director for 24-7 Prayer and a writer and host on the Lectio 365 App. After encountering God in the first 24-7 Prayer Room, she’s spent 25 years helping others pray. Born in Ireland, she now lives in England with her husband and two children.

Carla will be speaking in Skegness on Tuesday 31st March.

Nicola is the Additional Needs Support Coordinator at Care for the Family, and has first-hand experience of raising a daughter with additional needs. She has trained many family centre staff and social workers to deliver parenting courses, and has been in church leadership for over 35 years.

Shirene is co-lead Pastor at Coventry Elim and serves on Aspire, Elim's national women's ministry team. With a background as a trained counsellor, she's passionate about helping people from every generation know Jesus more deeply and live out their God-given purpose. Whether through preaching, pastoring, or mentoring, her greatest joy is seeing people encounter Jesus and walk in freedom.

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

Charlie is A21’s Global Mobilisation Director, championing strategic partnerships and inspiring people around the world to engage in the fight against human trafficking. With 13 years in anti-trafficking work and 10 years in youth ministry, she brings a deep passion for leadership, empowerment, and mobilising individuals, churches, and businesses toward lasting change.

Charlie is part of the 16-18s youth team and will be speaking in the Pursuit Celebration.

Tokoni is part of the team at Trent Vineyard Church in Nottingham and spends his time working with the Youth and Young Adults. He loves to see people equipped to do the work of the Kingdom. He is also in a lifelong love-hate relationship with Arsenal Football Club.

Tokoni is part of the 16-18s youth team at both sites and will be speaking in the Pursuit Celebration in Minehead.

Andy is Principal & CEO of Moorlands College, and also a trustee of Urban Promise UK, a youth ministry in London, and the Oswald Chambers Publishing Association. Andy is a former pastor, an adoptive dad, and a life-long youth worker.