Peter Bacon is a clergy husband and has been an IT trainer for 10 years. His aim is to remove the fear of using computers, and to show how they can be used most effectively.

Ged Clapson specializes in media and communications training for church and charitable groups. He is an experienced writer and broadcaster with the BBC and ILR, and has spent the past 18 years in PR strategy and consultancy.

Robert Ellis has been a BBC radio producer and worked with television both at the BBC and Central Television for 20 years. He was Communications Officer for the Diocese of Lichfield.

Rachel Farmer worked for ten years in regional journalism before becoming Director of Communications for the Diocese of Southwell. She is also editor of the award winning C Magazine.

David Green is the New Media Manager for Church House Publishing. For the last six years, he has worked extensively on Common Worship and Visual Liturgy. He is the Visual Liturgy project manager and led the team that constructed Visual Liturgy 4.0.

Michael Harrison is an independent media consultant and trainer drawing on 30 years’ experience in radio and television, as broadcast journalist, presenter, producer and senior editor, both in the UK and abroad.

Sandra Herbert is a religious programmes producer, presenter and trainer working with the BBC. She has won numerous national awards for her Christian and Inter-faith work in local radio.

David Johnston is a journalist and photographer who has worked with a number of newspapers and magazines. He knows what makes a good photo and what editors are looking for.

Cindy Kent is the Drive Time presenter for Premier Radio and has a background in show business, national radio and TV, media and presentation skills training.

Christine Morgan is Executive Producer of BBC Religion & Ethics Radio and has production and editorial responsibility for running Radio 4's Thought for the Day. She has over 15 years experience of religious output in radio and television.

Gillian Oliver is Director of Communications for the Diocese of Manchester. She was a news editor with ITN and associate editor of Granada's Tonight with Trevor MacDonald. She can guide you through the ways in which news is made and let you into the secrets of judging news stories.

Chris Rees has spent his professional life in the broadcasting industry as an award-winning producer and now a media and training consultant and coach.

Martin Short is Head of Communications Training and Development with the Church of England. He is a former broadcaster, TV adviser and communications officer for the Diocese of Bradford.

Nigel Simm is IT Trainer for the National Institutions of the Church of England.
His specific interest is in removing the barriers to learning that prevent people from using technology to its very best
advantage.

Chris Wright is Chair of 'Christians on the Internet'. He first built a computer at school in 1964. A former teacher, Chris is Web Keeper for the Diocese of Bradford and a keen digital photographer.