Lauren Windle is a journalist, presenter, public speaker and author of three books:  Notes on Love: Being single and dating in a marriage obsessed Church,  Notes on Feminism: Being a woman in a Church led by men and Drawing as Prayer. She is published in Vogue, Marie Claire, Church Times, Premier Christianity and others. Lauren has been clean and sober from drug and alcohol addiction for eleven incredible years, thanks to Jesus.

Zo is a worship leader and songwriter based at Gas Street Church in Birmingham. She’s passionate about creating open, authentic spaces in worship and writing songs that help people connect with God. Zo loves encouraging young people and in her free time you’ll find her in a good coffee shop with a friend!

Zo will be leading worship in the Pursuit celebration and the 16-18s morning programme.

Andy works for the Church of England in Wigan as the leader of the next generation team. They help churches and schools reach 0-18 year olds with the gospel and deepen their discipleship. In his spare time, he plays guitar and sings and often leads worship at his local church.

Andy will be leading the 11-16s youth programme in Skegness.

Awesome Cutlery is named after Captain Awesomeness and Cutlery Boy, two wannabe superheroes who appear in sketches on albums, in family devotional booklets and live shows. Dan and Gareth are both dads and local church pastors who love writing songs and resources to help families worship Jesus together.

Anna Hawken is the Parenting for Faith Ministry Lead at BRF Ministries. She hosts their podcast and presents their babies and toddlers course. She is the author of 'Being God's Child: A Parent's Guide'. She lives in Milton Keynes with her husband Matt and their four children.

Anna is leading the 0-4 programme in Skegness in 2026.

Andi and Holly are all about family at heart. They have three daughters and spend their time leading the ministry of Kids UK.

Andi is a passionate Children’s and Family Evangelist with a gift for bringing the gospel truths to life. Holly has spent many years sharing her love of dance with children and young people through dance schools and church groups.

Together, they spend their days visiting primary schools leading assemblies, workshops, and children’s mentoring sessions. Andi regularly speaks at churches leading their Sunday services , family events, and training. They are both members of Children Worldwide as well as actively  involved in overseeing the children and youth work in their home church. 

Andi & Holly will be leading the 5-7s programme in Skegness.

Jo Moir is the Head of Spring Harvest and is a broadcaster, collaborator and people gatherer. A former Midwife and Salvation Army officer she has a heart for social justice and intergenerational ministry and loves to create events and spaces where people can encounter God and go deeper in their relationship and experience of Him. She is excited to be part of the incredible Spring Harvest team, listening closely for God's vision for the future.

Luke currently lives with his family in Rabat, Morocco having moved there in August 2024. During the week he is full time dad and in his spare time he’s trying to enjoy what he describes as "a long overdue gap year" spending his time settling into a new rhythm, culture and climate.

Lisa is Head of Partnerships and Church Engagement for Spring Harvest and was previously the worship pastor of a church in Surrey. She trained at the Royal Academy of Music on the postgraduate musical theatre course and later went on to perform with the RSC and in the West End. Lisa pioneered the livestream into prisons in 2023 and continues to be passionate about the church's role in social transformation.

Paula, along with her husband, has led a church in South East London for many years. She is passionate about community transformation and runs the church's community hub, coffee shop and library. They both bring apostolic oversight to churches in the south region in the Pioneer Network. Paula also runs the Pioneer Prophetic Community.