Stuart and Caroline combined their skills and experience to plug a gap for people experiencing homelessness.

Andrew epitomises the ethos of this podcast by being involved in a variety of radical ministries, all without kicking up a fuss.

Let me introduce you to Jessie Dipper, a singer-songwriter looking to bring the life of the kingdom to the music industry.

Towy Community Church unexpectedly found themselves launching an innovative social enterprise that has had a transformative effect on their local community.

Hear from Rob Jones, who has spent decades helping to plant and support churches throughout Wales.

Joseff and Lydia Edwards left the city behind to plant a church in a small, rural, slate-mining town in North Wales.

Jess Morgan leads The Sanctuary—an online evangelism platform creating neutral space for people to engage with matters of faith, life, and spirituality. She is also pioneering Parc Arts, building local community around the arts.

Season 2 kicks off with a conversation with John Funnel, pastor of Noddfa Church. Noddfa has seen remarkable growth and conversions from within the deprived community where it is located.

In the final episode of season one, Tom sits down with Janette, leader of Firestarters Wales—a youth ministry that takes teenagers onto the streets. 

The Rhondda got hold of Ben and Lois Franks as teenagers, so in their twenties they set off with a vision to see a vibrant, gospel-centred, Spirit-filled church in every community.