Dave is married to Hannah and father to Elijah & Zachary. He's the Assistant Director of Three13 Training, a leader at TVC Church, a drummer and a massive Spurs fan.

Victoria is the founder of The Oasis Centre which supports isolated, vulnerable and disadvantaged adults living in Manchester. Victoria's desire is to see people loving God and each other well, whatever the cost! She now works with Churches around the UK helping them offer their local communities long-term holistic support.

Steve is a pastor of Emmanuel Church Brighton, having overseen social action and pastoral care there for 15 years. Steve is passionate about reaching the poor and the lost, and he has recently moved to become the site leader of a small congregation in North Hove serving two estates. He is married to Jane and they have four children who are now 22, 20,18 and 15yrs. Steve is part of Jubilee+ core team and Partner Church lead.

Emily and her husband, with their four children are pioneering a fresh expression of church in one of the most deprived estates in Southampton where they live and work.

Sean has led the team at Reading Family Church since it was planted in 2001. He is trying to live ‘All-in' for Jesus, whilst enjoying cycling, rugged coastlines and wearing a Fred Perry polo shirt most Sundays.

Natalie Williams grew up in relative poverty in the deprived seaside town of Hastings. She has been involved with Jubilee+ since its first year, and took over from founder Martin Charlesworth as Jubilee+ chief executive in April 2021. Natalie is the co-author of four books, including Invisible Divides.

Frazer has worked in the UK civil service for over 20 years. His work has covered unemployment policy, pension strategy, international labour markets, and global education, science and innovation collaborations. Frazer is married to Charlie, has four kids and lives in the heart of east London.

Alasdaire has been a civil servant for over 30 years. During his career, God has given him many opportunities to help successive Governments improve outcomes for disadvantaged families, children and young people. He is currently leading the delivery of a £70m programme, working with Government Ministers to test improvements to the system for those with special educational needs or who are in Alternative Provision. Alasdaire is married to Christina, has three grown-up, married children and is a member of City Church Sheffield.

Peter McCall is a Cumbrian who spent 34 years in the army in Logistics, HR, Procurement and contracted services management. Elected as Police and Commissioner for Cumbria in 2016 to date, he is now the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner in Cumbria. He is married and attends his local Anglican church where he leads the worship team.

Tania Bright is the CEO of Home for Good (with a vision to find a home for every child who needs one) and adoptive mum to two incredible boys.

Helen is Operations Director of Hope at Home. She believes survivors of slavery deserve a safe home. She’s usually waging war against injustice or cuddling a dog on the sofa.

Kate is driven by a desire for social justice combined with a commitment to seeing the UK church connect with a world in need and was drawn to the Hope into Action model and has worked with them for almost 10 years encouraging churches to house the homeless.

Rob is a founding member of Friends First, which seeks to empower, house and retrain the disadvantaged and long-term unemployed. Rob is a person centred counsellor through his Art Therapy training, supporting people as they identify and develop their skills and talents.

Helen Barnard is Director of Policy, Research and Impact at the Trussell Trust. She was formerly Director of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Research and Policy Director at Pro Bono Economics. She is a leading national expert on poverty, inequality and social policy. Her extensive body of research and policy work have covered poverty, destitution, labour markets, housing, social security and civil society. She is author of ‘Want (Giants: a new Beveridge Report)’ which examines modern day poverty and the institutions and reforms required to address it.

Andrew is Teaching Pastor at King’s Church London, and has degrees in history and theology from Cambridge (MA) and King’s College London (PhD). He is a columnist for Christianity Today, and has written several award-winning books, most recently God of All Things. Andrew is married to Rachel and they have three children: Zeke, Anna and Samuel. Views he expresses here are his own, and do not represent those of Newfrontiers or any particular church.

Ben is the founder of Ben Leach Associates, a not-for-profit accountancy firm with the ambition to bring kingdom values and transformation into a sector dominated by profit-making narratives.

Lucy is co-Founder & CEO of Bramber Bakehouse, she wants every woman to receive the support and skills they need to live positive, healthy lives. She's also driven to see organisations embrace a culture of fairness, equity and diversity, creating opportunities for all women, regardless of their background.

Natalie Williams grew up in relative poverty in the deprived seaside town of Hastings. She has been involved with Jubilee+ since its first year, and took over from founder Martin Charlesworth as Jubilee+ chief executive in April 2021. Natalie is the co-author of four books, including Invisible Divides.

Alicia leads 24-7 Prayer’s National team in Great Britain. Her first experience of night and day prayer was with a ministry in the USA as an eighteen year old, and it has shaped the course of her life ever since. Her greatest joy is equipping people to embrace practices and rhythms of prayer, mission and justice.