Rupert Edwards, CEO of the generosity app Lepton, described the group’s goal as: ‘creating a space for divine serendipity’. They hoped that connections would be formed and friendships born that might encourage members and lead to new faith-inspired projects and startups, for the glory of God. The event, sponsored by Greg Latcham Solicitors and by the Premier Christian New Media Conference & Awards, drew people from as far afield as Northern Ireland and included representatives from several Christian organisations such as Wycliffe Bible Translators UK, Scripture Union and the Good Book Company, as well as Siku, one of the artists on futurist comicstrip 2000 AD.