An accomplished songwriter and singer, and gifted worship leader, in addition to being the Interim Associate Chaplain for Worship at Trinity Western University, Jenni McGrew is the worship pastor in Abbotsford at Hope City Church. Along with her husband, Jake, she is a mentor, confidant, leader, teacher, and nurturer, who has come to know for herself that the Lord is good and true, and reliable. Jenni has led worship across Canada in various capacities for several decades now, having founded Worship Leaders Collective in 2015, a globally connected equipping station and platform for worship leaders that she continues to lead.

The newly married Cheryl Dennis (formerly Welfing) is the Project Lead for Trinity Western University’s Campus Services team and loves all manner of buildings, seeing them grow from a concept to something tangible and able to positively impact people’s lives. She has been part of the TWU community for four years, two in the CFO’s office and two within Campus Services. Given the massive RGK building project that is currently in its final phases, she spends most of her time on that right now, and she is excited to see it take shape and finally be put to good use. Cheryl graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with a bachelor’s degree in political science and is excited about the master’s degree program she is in at TWU.

An accomplished political theologian, Dr. David Koyzis taught for 30 years at Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario and is currently a Global Scholar with Global Scholars Canada. He has attained a Ph.D. in Government and International Studies at the University of Notre Dame, master’s in Political Theory at Toronto’s Institute for Christian Studies, and bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota. Dr. Koyzis has authored We Answer to Another: Authority, Office, and the Image of God and Political Visions and Illusions: A Survey and Christian Critique of Contemporary Ideologies.

Dr. Sonya Grypma is the Vice Provost, Leadership & Graduate Studies and Dean of GLOBAL at Trinity Western University. She joined TWU in 2007 as a faculty member in the School of Nursing, and was promoted to Full Professor in 2012. She served as Dean of Nursing from 2013-2019. Both a nurse and historian, Sonya has been a research fellow at UBC, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Virginia, focusing on transnational nursing history, particularly the intersection of Canadian, American and Chinese nursing networks developed through philanthropic, missionary and nursing organizations prior to 1948. Take a listen to this latest episode.

Dr. John G. Stackhouse Jr. is an award-winning scholar, teacher, and public communicator who has spent years mapping our complex cultural terrain, identifying both its worthy achievements and zones of confusion. His research draws sources from many spheres, as he corrects popular interpretations and connects audiences with information they can immediately put into practice. He aims to serve as a trustworthy guide in helping believers chart a course through the prospects and impasses of modern society. Our world demands our best, and Dr. Stackhouse helps us think it and do it. Take a listen to this latest episode with Dr. Stackhouse.

Vania Levans is a pastor, teacher, musician, and spiritual director. She has talents upon talents and we are grateful to know her. Today, she serves as the Lead Pastor at Marineview Chapel Christian(since 2017) and a faculty member at Regent College. She is passionate about encouraging and nurturing sanctification—the life-long process of maturing in Christ—and sharing Christ’s Good News with others. One of the items of corporate worship she continues to study and teach is how to lead Christ-centered corporate worship, so that it better reflects the diversity and beauty of the body of Christ. Take a listen to our conversation together.

Cameron Côté serves as both the Western Outreach Director for CCBR, overseeing outreach activity throughout western Canada, as well as being the co-host of The Pro-Life Guys Podcast, a program dedicated to equipping pro-lifers with the tools they need to change minds, save lives, and transform culture. Take a listen to this episode with Cameron his journey to becoming a Christian pro-life advocate and how his convictions taught him more on empathy, justice, and faithful Christian leadership.

Kate Muchmore Woo is a director/actor with credits from around the United States and now here in BC. Over the years, Kate has produced a number of shows for TWU's SAMC Theatre. On and mostly "off" the stage, Kate has taught and mentored a wide mix of young folk who are growing in their creative acumen and learning for themselves what it can look like to be a faithful follower of Christ in the world of the arts. Take a listen.

Dr. George Yancey is a Professor of Sociology at the Baylor University. He has published several research articles on the topics of institutional racial diversity, racial identity, academic bias, progressive Christians and anti-Christian hostility. Take a listen as we talk through Dr. Yancey's journey as a writer and disciple of Jesus as he has continued to follow God's call on his life through the years.

Dr. Gene Getz's story began more than seven decades ago on a dairy farm in northwest Indiana. As a youth he began to question the teachings and practices of his church. His search for greater understanding eventually led him to Moody Bible Institute where he gained a solid understanding of the Scriptures and of the Gospel. With an arsenal of ministry in his back pocket, and a humble heart, Gene’s primary focus today is to reach both old and new audiences around the world with the Word of God. Take a listen.