A Return to Faith, Music, and Purpose
The story behind Infinite Studios, a creative sandbox built to break the algorithmic cage and help creators find their voice through faith, purpose, and £4/hour access. By Psalmjrel Paulin.
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Faith, Flight and Formation: Building More Than an Aerospace Company
Matthew Orchard shares reflections from building an aerospace startup, exploring how the entrepreneurial journey shapes character, stretches faith, and redefines what success really means.
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Discovering Creativity and Calling in the World of Product Design
Sitting with Neil McQueen, surrounded by prototypes that may never reach the market, you begin to see that innovation is rarely a straight line, shaped as much by unseen work and missteps as by breakthroughs.
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The Courage to Speak Truth in Love
Speaking and receiving truth is rarely easy but it is essential, both in entrepreneurship and in Christian community. How grace and courage make honest feedback not just possible, but life-giving.
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Simon Jones: Corporate Law Reimagined
Simon Jones is a Bristol-based corporate lawyer at Temple Bright. Shaped by jazz, a rediscovered faith, and a profound health reset, he brings a reflective, human approach to corporate law.
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Matt George: From Lava Lamps to Motorsport
From fixing broken lava lamps as a teenager to building bike communities in Bristol and reshaping how motorsport talent is discovered, Matt George's story is one of risk, responsibility, and quiet reform.
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More Than Bricks and Mortar
Will Matthews shares the honest story of his journey in property, from seeing his work as separate from faith to discovering how business itself can become a place of discipleship and stewardship.
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Unreasonable Faith: Changing Lives with Urban Pursuit
Neil Dennison left a secure teaching career to follow a deep calling, founding Urban Pursuit in Bristol, a lifeline for vulnerable young people at risk of exclusion through adventure-based learning.
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When Being Hijacked Can Sometimes Be a Good Thing
How faith, purpose, and business intersect for Andy Hawkins. From building a tech consultancy through the B Corp process to supporting hundreds of companies in using profit as a force for good.
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Employment as Justice
Esther Champion shares her journey from a home shaped by lived faith to the Criminal Justice System, and founding Myrtos Consultancy to support employers in recruiting prison leavers.
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Finding Identity, Crafting Character, Falling Upwards
What if the true measure of a Christian business isn't growth, impact, or influence but character? Duncan Reid reflects on placing identity in Christ rather than work, and the launch of ReBible.
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From Classrooms to Community: How Faith Shaped My Tuition Business in Bristol
James's faith-filled journey building a tuition centre in Bristol. After 17 years in the classroom he took a bold step into entrepreneurship, his spiritual path running parallel to his business adventure.
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When Is It Right for Christians to Sue?
1 Corinthians 6, faith, business disputes, and fiduciary duty. Exploring the ethical terrain Christians must navigate when faith, legal obligation, and business reality collide.
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An Origin Story: Bristol Spring
Bristol Spring began with a quiet conviction: that entrepreneurs don't just need better tools or bigger networks, but friendship, pastoral care, and permission to follow Jesus wholeheartedly in their work.
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Faith and Risk: Lessons for Kingdom Entrepreneurs
Toby and Paul from Wonderborn share 12 lessons learned through cash flow challenges, prophetic promises, and moments of impossible risk, showing how living by faith as an entrepreneur stretches and transforms you.
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Wild flowers Vs Rose Gardens
What if Kingdom life among Bristol's Christian entrepreneurs doesn't resemble a curated rose garden but a slightly untidy wildflower garden, alive with bees, possibility and unexpected beauty?
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Artificial Intelligence: Threat, Opportunity or Both?
In November 2025 Christian entrepreneurs asked what the people of God should do about AI. 67% believe it will create more jobs than it destroys; the post sets out five shared convictions for how the church can respond.
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Bristol Spring Boards:
Behind the Scenes with Dez Futak: how Christian entrepreneurs in Bristol are building businesses with faith, prayer and real accountability around a coffee-shop table.
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Andy Street's Journey: From Engineering to City Transformation
At last week's Bristol Spring Burger and Beer Night, Andy Street shared his journey from civil engineering to city transformation, marked by faith, surrender, and a growing heart for Bristol.
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How do Christian Entrepreneurs fit into Bristol?
The one with Rob Scott Cook. As Christian entrepreneurs it can often feel like there's a subtle secular/sacred divide between what happens in church on a Sunday and the lane that founders run in during the week.
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