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David Gibbons

Executive producer, anchor

Sydney born David Gibbons has been involved with the media since he was 17, recording Christian messages for telephone evangelism Dial-a-Prayer and Soul Talk. He had a weekly radio broadcast on Sydney's 2NBC FM and has been the managing editor of a number of Christian newspapers. He is passionate about communicating human interest stories, Kingdom news and values to churched and secular audiences. Email David.

Francine Bell

My Word presenter
Brooklyn, New York-born singer/songwriter/teacher/author, Francine Bell has performed on stage, screen and television. Her movie credits include The Matrix Revolutions and Superman Returns. Francine is the author of the book, Lights! Camera! Action! and the co-founder and managing director of Heartext by Francine Bell. Email Francine Bell.

Email your favourite Bible promise to Francine.

Kent Kingston

Producer, Researcher, writer, reporter
Kent Kingston has recently completed his studies in broadcast media and ministry at Avondale College (NSW). He is married, with two boys in primary school. With a background in social work, Kent is fascinated by people, the dreams they have, and how they overcome barriers. Kent seeks out beauty in culture, language and music, but nothing fires his imagination like an opportunity to reach people for Jesus through the media. Email Kent Kingston.

Pablo Lillo

Head of News & Editorial, Program Director
Pablo is an ordained minister who is passionate about communicating the gospel message through media. Prior to working with Record InFocus, he spent five years as a communication and children's ministries director in Sydney. Pablo started his journey in ministry in 2000, serving as a pastor on the Central Coast of New South Wales. He enjoys directing cutting edge television, sharing breaking church news and inspiring stories of people in our communities.

Jim Wallace

Politics InFocus correspondent

Brigadier (retired) Jim Wallace AM is the Managing Director of the Australian Christian Lobby which aims to see Christian values better acknowledged in the way we are governed, do business and relate as a community. He is a sought-after commentator on defence and security issues, having left the Australian army as a Brigadier in late 2000 after a 32 year career. In 1984, he was made a Member of the Order of Australia for his services to counter-terrorism. Jim worships at the Hughes Baptist Church in Canberra. Email Jim Wallace.

Dr James Wright

Health InFocus presenter
Dr James Wright AM is probably Australia's best known "media medic". He has published or broadcast something every day for the past 40 years, both in Australia and overseas. He wrote for Woman's Day magazine, was a regular on the Mike Walsh Show for 25 years, and recently anchored the Australian government's PBS awareness campaign. His short daily health tip is heard on 100 radio stations around Australia, including Sydney station 2GB. Vegetarian by choice, he does not smoke or drink for health reasons, and exercises daily. His five volume Family Medical Care is published by Signs Publishing Company. In 1998, Dr Knight was awarded the Order of Australia for his media outreach and the work of his Foundation.

Read Dr Wright's medical advice.

Email Dr Wright.

David Down

Archaeology reporter

Back in 1958, David Down took his wife and four children for a drive through Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Syria and Israel. This started a love affair with the Middle East and going on archaeological digs to establish the truths of the Bible. As a nonogenerian, he still runs very popular, annual archaeological expeditions into the middle east, as he has done since he retired as a church pastor 26 years ago. He also publishes a journal called Archaeological Diggings, and hosted the popular biblical archaeology television and DVD series Digging up the Past.

Email David Down.