Paul Maxwell- Rose
Paul Maxwell-Rose is director of Christian International Peace Service (CHIPS), with whom he has worked in Ghana, Uganda, and now Brixton.
Paul Vallely
Paul Vallely is an internationally respected commentator on religion, society and ethical issues and an activist on international development.
Pearl Fish
"most people don't believe in fairies but if you ask them to imagine a world where they exist, most people's first reaction is to smile". Brian Froud Pearl Fish is a young sprite of a singer...
Pecha Kucha
"Artists, creatives and designers present using the dynamic method of Pecha Kucha – 20 slides x 20 seconds. The format keeps presentations concise, fast-paced and entertaining. Pecha Kucha is...
Peter Graystone
Peter works for Church Army, where he oversees projects that take the Good News to profoundly unchurched people.
Orit Azaz
Orit Azaz is an independent artistic director, facilitator and creative thinker, known internationally for working in cultural and community settings.
Professor Neil Messer
Neil Messer is Professor of Theology at the University of Winchester, where his research and teaching focus on Christian ethics and the relationship of science and theology. Neil began an academic...
New Portals
New Portals are a brand-new indie folk-electronica act from Northern Ireland. Band members include Ruth and Mike Aicken, formerly of “gritty folk lullaby” act The Jepettos. With a track recently...
Niall Cooper
As director of Church Action on Poverty Niall Cooper has piloted several new approaches to fighting poverty in the UK.
Nick Coke
Major Nick is a Salvation Army officer who recently completed 12 years as co-leader of the church he and his wife Kerry founded in Stepney, East London. He is a veteran campaigner with Citizens UK,...
Ockhams Razor
Ockham's Razor is a critically acclaimed UK aerial theatre company who specialise in creating physical theatre on original pieces of aerial equipment. Bringing their show The Mill to Greenbelt,...
Oldtime Nursery
Oldtime Nursery has met weekly since 2012 to bring folk art to North London's babes, sucklings, hyperactive toddlers, sleep-deprived parents and underpaid nannies. It's a (hopefully not literally)...
Open Bethlehem
Film director Leila Sansour returns to Bethlehem to make a film about her home town, soon to be encircled by a wall. She left the city as a teenager thinking that Bethlehem was too small and...
Miriam Jones
British Columbia native Miriam Jones is firmly in the Bonnie Raitt and Joan Osborne class of tough but soulful exponents of North American roots music. She supported Aztec Camera's Roddy Frame on...
Mona Siddiqui
Mona Siddiqui is the first ever professor of Islamic and Interreligious Studies at the University of Edinburgh.