Following a calling into ministry, which spanned 15 years, Anthony moved into consultancy, specializing in the problems Christians face working from a Kingdom of God perspective interfacing with the kingdom of this world. This in turn led to a career move into Further and Higher Education, both in teaching and research, particularly with the latter seeing how the communication barrier between enterprise, and colleges and universities could be effectively broken. Subsequently, he has focused on the biblical principles underlying the caring involvement of Christians in a broken society, and how best to approach social issues while retaining the integrity of the Gospel message.

Robert Harris serves as Strategy Director of Voice for Justice UK.

Patricia Morgan is the author of many books on social policy, including Delinquent Fantasies (1978), Adoption and the Care of Children, (1998), Family Policies, Family Changes (Sweden, Italy and the UK) 2006, Family Matters: Family Breakdown and its Consequences (a study in the New Zealand context, 2004), War between the State and the Family (2007) and The Marriage Files (2014). She has contributed to numerous other volumes, as well as journals and magazines. She is a Visiting Fellow with the School of Humanities, Buckingham University.

Christopher Shell is married with three young daughters and a large (mostly Kenyan-Asian) family. He is chief UK bookbuyer for an international Christian retailer. He achieved a double first from Oxford, and a PhD from Cambridge in early Christian ecstatic experience, together with seven university prizes in various subjects from the two institutions. Although he loves everything Christian and loathes everything secular (because of the easily-measurable statistical catastrophes, particularly to families and pre-born human lives, that secularism inevitably brings in its wake), he finds the spiritual-battle tradition to be especially accurate and real (Christus Victor; armour of God; ‘knights of God’ as in scouting; the reality that even intelligent people are frequently deceived and act irrationally; some end on the winning side and some don’t).

Pamela Stevens was assistant to her father Steve Stevens, who, in his concern for the moral decline of the nation, was one of the founders of the Nationwide Festival of Light, now called CARE. He worked also alongside Mary Whitehouse, a leading campaigner who founded the National Viewers’ and Listeners’ Association. He wrote his autobiographical book, ‘Fighting for Love, Purity, Marriage and Family Life’ to put a fighting spirit into the readers to turn the tide. Pamela shares his concern for the state of the nation, shocked by its staggeringly faster than ever decline, and believes something can still be done.

Chantelle grew up in Malaysia, lived in the USA and Singapore, and moved to the UK in 2013. As a trained MBA and CFA professional, Chantelle has gained business experience and corporate insights through her work across four continents (Asia, Europe, America and Africa). Her functions include equity investment, corporate finance advisory, building strategies, business development, project management, human resource management and post-integration implementation. She is a qualified Pilates teacher, fitness trainer and nutritional advisor. She also enjoys cooking, organizing different dinner events for friends and family, and incorporating healthy cooking styles. She has been fully embracing a holistic lifestyle and is passionate about sharing her wholeness approach with friends and family. Following her passion in coaching, she is now providing bespoke consulting and coaching programmes to individuals and businesses, bringing transformational change which leads to a more fulfilling and balanced life.

Dr. Josephine-Joy Wright currently works as the Lead for psychological services in CAMHS, 2gether Foundation Trust (Herefordshire). She is a Chartered Consultant Clinical Psychologist, specialising in Children and Family work, and complex adult neuro-developmental disorders, attachment, abuse and trauma. Since 1989 she has worked extensively with international disasters, including war-zones, pioneering psycho-social interventions, and developing work with child soldiers. She has also run and supervised Police Staff Support and Counselling Services, and trains teams and individuals in effective relationships, as well as undertaking specialist assessments and therapy with children and adults with neuro-developmental and attachment disorders, and traumatic/ abusive life experiences. She has extensive experience training and supervising prayer and prophetic ministry, Christian counselling and pastoral care teams, working with adults and youth in churches and the community.