This is the 2nd annual gathering of businesspeople, whether employees or owners or entrepreneurs, who are uniting to do explore the possibilities and practicalities of kingdom business in the UK.
PS: Dear couples, while you are one flesh and will save by sharing one room, our budget of ±£200 / $250 is per person.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
The venue was a home and in that spirit we will a group of friends in the home of friends. Some history...
In 1777 Robert Thornton inherited Moggerhanger from his uncle, Richard Astell, and sold the estate to his brother Godfrey later to become Deputy Governor of the Bank of England (for which John Soane was the architect). Although Soane worked on many important country houses, including Wimpole and Tyringham, Moggerhanger is considered among his finest and most complete houses.
The house was built in two phases, (in the periods 1790-1793 and 1806-12) first for Godfrey and secondly for his son Stephen and is beautifully situated in a specially designed landscape by Humphry Repton. The time and attention given to Moggerhanger by its architect is testament to the close friendship with the family, reflected in meticulous records. The Thorntons were cousins of William Wilberforce and fellow members of the social reforming Clapham Sect.