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Lucy Grimble
Based in Devon, Lucy has been leading worship and writing songs for many years with the aim of creating space for people to encounter more of God.
Her heart in worship leading is to create a sound that unites people and ignites hearts to love God, love themselves and love one another more. Her musical inspiration is eclectic, from soul and RnB to jazz to classical to singer-songwriter, and this array of musical influences has resulted in a diverse sound within her own writing and music.
Lucy has recorded four albums to date and has collaborated with artists across the UK, US, Brazil and Europe, including Matt Redman, Graham Kendrick, Paul Baloche, Ana Valadao, Sinach and Lou Fellingham. Lucy performs and leads regularly at live events across the UK and beyond, including Spring Harvest, David’s Tent, Big Church Day Out and Prom Praise at the Royal Albert Hall.
Cath Woolridge
Cath lives in Pontypridd with her husband Dai Woolridge.
She is the creative director of Sound of Wales, a collective of musicians, storytellers, songwriters and poets who use the vehicle of creativity to share the gospel in the church and communities.
She is also the lead for 24-7 prayer, Wales.
She is a singer, author and creative communicator who leads worship internationally and speaks nationally. She is a regular on Sara Cox BBC Radio 2 Pause for thought.
Cath’s passions are chocolate, coffee, Welsh rugby, Wales, good food with good friends and more than anything, Jesus- her redeemer, Emmanuel and friend!
Care for the Family
Care for the Family is a UK charity committed to strengthening family life. The impact when things go wrong can be devastating, but we believe every family should have somewhere to turn to in the tough times and put down strong roots in the good times to see through the storms when they come.
We help parents, couples and those who are bereaved through our events, courses, podcasts, volunteer befrienders, books and accessible, evidence-based resources. We also train and equip those who support families, whether professionally or informally, so that more people can access help, hope and encouragement when it matters most.