Morgan Gilley is an occupational therapist, personal wellness coach, and consultant for Cultivate Care.  She has a  clinical doctoral degree in occupational therapy and a bachelor of science in exercise science. She is a cancer survivor and for the last seven years, she has worked with cancer survivors. She is also a wife and mother of two. Through coaching, she empowers others to be their own wellness advocate.

Mark Sowersby is an ordained minister with the Assembly of God church for over 25 years and is currently the Pastor of Calvary Community Church in Dudley, MA.  Mark is the founder of Forgiving the Nightmare ministry. He is a guest speaker as well. Pastor Mark holds a BA in theology from Zion Bible College/Northpoint Bible College. 

Robin T. Jennings has been a clergyman in the Episcopal Church for over 40 years. He has decades of experience encouraging churches and parishioners to cast a vision — to develop their personal life plans — equipping them with the tools necessary to participate in the divine nature of Jesus Christ.  He is the author of several Bible commentaries. As well he has authored three books on Spiritual Growth and Renewal.

Mark A. Taylor is the former Editor and Publisher of the Christian Standard magazine. He retired after 40 years with Standard Publishing. Mark has started a new ministry called Unchosen Journey, A Caregiver's Walk with Alzheimer's where he chronicles this new chapter in his and his wife, Evelyn's journey.   

Raeanne Newquist has been a world traveler with Mercy Ships ministry. Raeanne, her husband, and 3 children joined Mercy Ships in 2019. After leaving everything behind in Southern California, they boarded the Africa Mercy in Las Palmas and made their first sail down to Dakar, Senegal for their first field service.  Onboard, Raeanne volunteered in the communications department and later in chaplaincy, when not caring for her three children. With a passion for creating memorable moments, Raeanne enjoyed coordinating community events for the crew and leading Bible studies onboard. Currently, Raeanne is working remotely from Northern California, as a Staff Writer/Editor for U.S. Marketing, and is the podcaster for Mercy Ship's ministry on the New Mercies Podcast.  

Dr. Jalil Dawood was born in Baghdad, Iraq, and came to the US as a refugee in 1982. After resettling into his new life in the US, he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Texas at Dallas, his Master’s degree in Cross-Cultural Studies from Dallas Theological Seminary, and his Doctorate from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the Executive Director of World Refugee Care in Plano, TX. The mission of World Refugee Care is to feed and clothe physically and spiritually hungry refugees in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Dr. Dawood is also the author of the book, "Sola Scriptura Training Resources."

Kerrie and Kellie are identical twins. They both serve in the worship ministry at their local church and they are both music teachers. Kellie works in a private high school as the choral and theater director and Kerrie teaches music to grades K-4 in a public elementary school. They both are married with three children. They both have bachelor's degrees and master's degrees in music and education. Kerrie recently finished her CAGS (Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study) in Educational Leadership and Kellie has her doctorate in Worship Studies from The Robert Webber Institute for Worship Studies in Jacksonville, FL.

Luke Wright is a Jr. High English/Language Arts Teacher. He is also an author with two published books, (The Devouring and The Raging) and a third novel in the series in the works. He has been married for almost 18 years, They have 2 young daughters. Luke grew up in Santa Clarita, CA. but now resides in Bakersfield, California.

Brandi Maige is a survivor of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer and has been a fundraiser for cancer research. As well, she gives back each Christmas to other breast cancer patients at Christmas through their Christmas Stocking program. She is also one of the Directors of the ministry, Becca's Closet for her community. She is a wife, mother of two young adults, a friend, and a PTO mom.

Dave Crouse is the Executive Director for Angeles Crest Christian Camp where he has served for the past 20 years. He began in ministry as a youth pastor and then senior/lead pastor for churches in Southern California.  Camps at ACCC have been filled since the 1940s with young people being challenged by outdoor recreation events or connecting around campfires with their church groups, all while sharing the fun and laughter of camp games. Most importantly is the fact those students hear the Word of God preached every day. Dave is married to his wife Dani and they have 4 grown children and 6 grandchildren. They live in Corona, CA.