Brett Ullman travels North America speaking to teens, young adults, leaders, and parents on topics including parenting, mental health, media, marriage, and men. Husband to Dawn, and father of Bennett and Zoe, Brett and his family make their home in Ajax. Brett was a teacher with the Toronto District School Board for ten years before moving into speaking full-time back in 2005. Brett has a Master’s degree in Evangelism and Leadership from Wheaton Graduate School in Chicago and is also a graduate of the Arrow Leadership Program. Brett completed his Masters in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and works part-time as a registered psychotherapist (RP) at https://lifecarecentres.ca/.

Brett Ullman travels North America speaking to teens, young adults, leaders, and parents on topics including parenting, mental health, media, marriage, and men. Husband to Dawn, and father of Bennett and Zoe, Brett and his family make their home in Ajax. Brett was a teacher with the Toronto District School Board for ten years before moving into speaking full-time back in 2005. Brett has a Master’s degree in Evangelism and Leadership from Wheaton Graduate School in Chicago and is also a graduate of the Arrow Leadership Program. Brett completed his Masters in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and works part-time as a registered psychotherapist (RP) at https://lifecarecentres.ca/.

Henry was born in Taiwan and grew up an atheist and evolutionist. After moving to Costa Rica at the age of 12 and to Toronto at the age of 15, he heard the gospel. As his many doubts and questions were answered one by one, the truth dawned on him- there is a God, and He is the God of the Bible. Contrary to other worldviews, Christianity is based on solid scientific, historical, and archaeological evidence. Henry graduated from the University of Toronto Medical School and works as a family doctor. He regularly preaches and teaches apologetics topics at churches, fellowships, schools, and conferences. He is looking forward to meeting you and answering your questions!

Jonathon's writings have been translated into more than six languages and published in the National Post, National Review, First Things, The Federalist, The American Conservative, The Stream, the Jewish Independent, the Hamilton Spectator, Reformed Perspective Magazine, WORLD magazine, among others. He is a contributing editor to The European Conservative.

His insights have been featured on CTV, Global News, and the CBC, as well as over twenty radio stations. He regularly speaks on a variety of social issues at universities, high schools, churches, and other functions in Canada, the United States, and Europe.

He is the author of several books, including How We Got Here: A Guide to Our Anti-Christian Culture.

Nicole Richards is a bestselling author, podcaster, Human Potential and Personal Reinvention Coach. She works with faith-focused visionaries and executives seeking the biblical connection between faith and business.

Nicole had a successful career as an entrepreneur in the wedding industry, with a retail store and a team of 15 artists. Now she uses the listening skills she’s mastered as an artist to help clients find clarity in life and business. She runs a leadership event called www.mindingHISbusiness.com, connecting the intersection between business, life, and exploring our faith. Nicole homeschools her children in Ancaster, Ontario. www.nicolerichards.co

Henry was born in Taiwan and grew up an atheist and evolutionist. After moving to Costa Rica at the age of 12 and to Toronto at the age of 15, he heard the gospel. As his many doubts and questions were answered one by one, the truth dawned on him- there is a God, and He is the God of the Bible. Contrary to other worldviews, Christianity is based on solid scientific, historical, and archaeological evidence. Henry graduated from the University of Toronto Medical School and works as a family doctor. He regularly preaches and teaches apologetics topics at churches, fellowships, schools, and conferences. He is looking forward to meeting you and answering your questions!

Sarah has spent the past 20 years homeschooling her seven children, guiding them from preschool through high school. She embraces a relaxed, unschooling approach, tailoring learning experiences to each child’s unique needs and strengths.

Beyond homeschooling, Sarah is a small-time farmer who enjoys growing and preserving her own food. When she’s not teaching or tending her farm, she loves playing soccer, reading, and canning. Passionate about helping other families, she shares her experiences to support fellow homeschoolers, ensuring they feel heard and know they are not alone on this journey.

Educator, museum curator and TV producer / host, Ian has traveled all over North America conducting both scientific research and speaking on the Creation / Evolution topic since 1990. He is also the producer and host of Genesis Week, a weekly TV show broadcast internationally since 2013. He collected and built the first Creation Science museum in Canada and has spoken at churches, schools, Bible camps and VBS’s bringing his dinosaurs and displays with him wherever he went. He’ll be bringing his dinosaurs again and some of the latest research into dinosaur blood found preserved in dinosaur bones – research which you can do at home.

Jason and Alli have been married for 20 years, homeschooling their 10 kids for many of those years (well, mostly Alli). He speaks to parents encouraging them to be intentional in their most important organization – their family! He recently released a wholesome fiction book for kids, “Danger in the Jungle”, and his comical new book, “Yes, Dear…I’m Watching Them: True Stories of Injury and Adventure from the Frontlines of Dadhood”. He co-hosts the Helping Men Thrive podcast and supervises the care of pigs, hens, cows and vegetables on their hobby farm in southern Saskatchewan. He can be found at HEYDADS.ca.

Taucha has spent years volunteering in the community with organizations that serve marginalized folk. All members of the church are called to be “family on mission” – inviting our friends, neighbours and acquaintances into deeper meaningful relationships so that they can experience the loving hands and feet of Jesus at work in their lives. Eventually she adopted internationally 4 times, asking God to send her the ones who needed her…because adoption isn’t primarily about parents ‘needing’ kids, but kids needing families. Her children have varying abilities, but they are 100% a blessing to her and our community!! She began homeschooling her oldest at age 4 and she just turned 18 (and is still homeschooling)! It was perfectly natural to homeschool the rest as they came along…