Angie is a wife, mother, Nana, Senior Pastor, speaker, teacher, Lifethrive coach, and Co- director of The Global Leadership Network UKI. She is also the founder of The Breathe Collective, a vibrant, creative, and empowering space designed to help women realize their full potential. Passionate about the transformative power of Jesus in both individuals and communities, Angie believes the church is at the heart of it all. Her days are filled with reading, prayer, strategizing, mentoring, building genuine friendships (not just networking!), and lovingly knitting sweaters for her grandchildren.

Katie has been pastoring at The C3 Church for over a decade, she is married to Josh
and together they lead the Cambridge congregation. Katie is responsible for overseeing ministries across all C3 locations with a focus on intergenerational unity and challenging traditional leadership norms.

A passionate advocate for women and community, Katie is deeply involved in The Breathe Collective. Committed to justice and creating spaces for change within the church, she balances her family life with her ministry roles. When she’s not surrounded by people, Katie loves a bit of interior design.

Pastor Vernita Rwotlonyo, alongside her husband Pastor Julius Rwotlonyo, leads Watoto Church Ministries—a vibrant, multi-campus church serving over 35,000 members in Uganda and South Sudan. She is deeply passionate about empowering women to fulfill their God-given purpose. Through her leadership in Watoto Neighbourhood, she helps restore dignity to vulnerable women and equips them to transform their communities. One key initiative she oversees is Keep a Girl in School, which supports girls with confidence in Christ and access to education. Vernita also leads the Watoto Sisterhood, uniting pastors' wives to create lasting impact through friendship, faith, and purpose.

Bekah is a mum, a friend and a Bibi (Granny); relationships matter to her. She has worked as a teacher, youth worker, and church leader. She writes, speaks, and lectures about family, faith, and flourishing. Fundamentally, she loves helping people know who God created them to be and step into his plans.

In 2020, these passions led her to Restored, an organisation committed to speaking up about violence against women, equipping the church to stand against domestic abuse and supporting survivors. It’s a job which brings together everything she loves most, helping women rediscover their identity and encouraging the church to challenge and change a culture which damages women and men alike.