Antony Billington works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world. Margaret Killingray works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world. Helen Parry works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world.Mark Greene is the Executive Director of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. Before that he was Vice-Principal and Lecturer of communications at the London School of Theology, and before that he spent ten years working in advertising in London and New York, a fact he is still prepared to admit.

Antony Billington works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world. Margaret Killingray works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world. Helen Parry works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world.Mark Greene is the Executive Director of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. Before that he was Vice-Principal and Lecturer of communications at the London School of Theology, and before that he spent ten years working in advertising in London and New York, a fact he is still prepared to admit.

Antony Billington works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world. Margaret Killingray works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world. Helen Parry works at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, which seeks to equip Christians and churches for the whole-life discipleship in today's world.Mark Greene is the Executive Director of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. Before that he was Vice-Principal and Lecturer of communications at the London School of Theology, and before that he spent ten years working in advertising in London and New York, a fact he is still prepared to admit.