Julia D.E. Prinz is a German Verbum Dei sister, working in the San Francisco Bay Area and the San Joaquin Valley with migrant populations. She teaches as an adjunct professor at the Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University and the Graduate Theological Union. She is in leadership for the Institute of Catholic Spirituality and Spiritual Direction program educating spiritual directors in English and Spanish for the Central Valley. Under an Interfaith America grant, she teaches spirituality in healthcare and healing to healthcare professionals and students.

Sr. Donna Dodge has served as president of the Sisters of Charity of New York since 2019. Her ministry spans education, higher education and social services. She taught in Bronx and Yonkers schools before co-directing the Sisters of Charity Planning and Research Office. She later held leadership roles at the College of Mount St. Vincent, Sacred Heart University and Catholic Charities in Bridgeport, Connecticut. From 2011 to 2019, she was executive director and CEO of the Sisters of Charity Housing Development Corporation, expanding affordable housing initiatives.

Liliana Graciela Andrada es religiosa de las Hermanas Terciarias Misioneras Franciscanas. Su vocación comenzó a los nueve años, cuando se preparaba para la primera comunión utilizando los libros religiosos de su abuelo, un predicador adventista. Es profesora para la enseñanza primaria y de Religión y Moral graduada en la Universidad Metropolitana de Santiago de Chile. Se recibió como maestra en San Juan y trabajó en escuelas rurales antes de ingresar a la congregación.

Jacobus E. Lato is a veteran journalist, editor and media founder with over four decades of experience across Indonesian and international publications. He is currently the cofounder and operator of the online news outlet Kredonews.org and a correspondent for Morning Star News, covering global Christian persecution.