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Scott is an experienced minister of religion with a demonstrated history of working in the civic & social organisation industry. He is skilled in youth leadership, preaching, church growth, social justice, and youth empowerment. Scott is currently church planting in Liverpool (UK) with a strong emphasis on community.

For almost two decades Brenton has invested in youth and young adults ministry through various local, state, and national leadership roles. This positive history and broad experience has shaped a communication style that is flexible and effective for any setting and any age range. He communicates with deep insight into issues related to life, faith, and culture encouraging people to discover God in the midst of their circumstances. Brenton is currently the CEO-International at Jerry’s House, previously Director of Mustard Leadership Australia (a secondary schools student ministry), and Director of the Australian National Youth Ministry Convention.

Marg has made it her life mission to live by biblical mandates of social justice, including the provision of resources and opportunity to vulnerable people. Marg has a Master of Arts in Leadership; and a double major Bachelor of Arts degree. She also holds postgraduate qualifications and experience in education and ministry, having worked as a teacher initially, and later as a pastor for many years. Her background is in education and ministry, having worked in schools, higher education environments, and for many years pastoring in a local church. Marg established and was CEO of a Registered Training Organisation, which offered business and theology qualifications, combining her twin passions for training and pastoral ministry. She has served on several boards, including an award-winning social enterprise. Marg is passionate about social justice and served in a managerial role with Samaritan’s Purse Australia, assisting with aid relief and child poverty in the Asia Pacific region. She currently serves as National Program Manager for KIDS HOPE Australia. Marg is married to Jim and they have three adult children.