Two men who head up large Christian organisations were interviewed by Nicky Gumbel during evening sessions at Home Focus.

Curates Nicky Lee and Archie Coates have been appointed Associate Vicars of Holy Trinity Brompton by the Bishop of London.

Around 160 young people aged 15-18 took part in a packed Older Youth programme at Home Focus. Hosted by HTB Youth Pastors Matt Costley & Ali Marshall, the programme included big breakfasts, quizzes, worship, talks and small groups as well as 'Out of Focus' youth events.

Nearly 100 students enjoyed a packed programme at this year's Home Focus. Morning seminars began 45 minutes earlier than in previous years to give more time for worship, talks, ministry and the legendary fresh pastries and proper coffee.

Former HTB Vicar Sandy Millar returned to speak at Home Focus last month - two years after he had used the occasion to step down from the post he had held for 20 years.

The HTB Café went on tour to Home Focus and once again proved a huge success with thousands of smoothies and brownies consumed. New for 2007, the Café also provided an alternative evening venue for those who weren't already at 'Out of Focus' for their fantastic nightly entertainments.

A record-breaking 95 young people aged 11-14 and 25 leaders took part in the Younger Youth programme in a special Home Focus marquee.

More than 250 0-10 year olds took part in a wide range of activities at Home Focus this year, with nearly 80 people volunteering to ensure they had a wonderful time.

There was a packed schedule at Home Focus this year. There were a variety of sports on offer for the physically active, some dramatic sea baptisms, a book launch and a fantastic fireworks display to end the week.