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Rachel Mander works for A Rocha International as their Strategy Development Officer. She has previously worked for Faith for the Climate, Hope for the Future, and for Sir Stephen Timms MP. Last year she was a Lead Organiser of the Young Christian Climate Network’s “Relay to COP26”, a network she founded. She lives in Hillsborough, Sheffield.

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Ms Lalbiakhlui Rokhum (known as Kuki) serves on the leadership team at the Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) in New Delhi. Kuki is passionate about issues of justice and influencing Christians to put their faith into action. She is involved in teaching about Integral Mission, Creation care, HIV and AIDS etc. Kuki is on the Leadership Team of Renew our World – a global campaign – and also involved in the WEA/Lausanne Creation Care network.

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Mark is a British-Born-Chinese Anglican Priest in the Diocese of Bristol and founder of The Teahouse, which increases the visibility and participation of Chinese-heritage clergy in the Church of England. He is a member of the Campaign Against Racism Group who work with the Government to combat hate-crime against East and South-East Asian communities. Prior to ordination, Mark was a Pastor in Hong Kong for 10 years. His MA dissertation was titled ‘What the Church of England can learn from East-Asian Theology in terms of contextualising the Gospel.’ He has taught at Trinity College and Emmanuel College. Mark is a regular contributor to BBC Radio, UCB Radio, The Church Times and has written for Preach Magazine. Mark can be found on Facebook and Twitter as @marknam.

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