Dr. Eric M. Wallace is a trailblazing scholar, dynamic speaker, and passionate advocate for faith-based conservatism. With a distinguished academic background and an unwavering commitment to biblical truth, Wallace has become a leading voice challenging cultural and political narratives that conflict with a biblical worldview.

Terris E. Todd was born and raised in Battle Creek, Michigan. He earned his B.S. in Elementary Education and M.A. in Educational Leadership, both from Western Michigan University. He has worked as a public school teacher, administrator, and college instructor and has served on various boards.  

He is the Director of Outreach and Coalitions for Project 21 Black Leadership Network, an initiative of the National Center For Public Policy Research.

As an ardent believer in the power of prayer, Yale serves as the Chairman of  The Prayer Council of the United Sates (formerly known as: US National Prayer Council). Yale also serves as a Strategy Team Member of the Collegiate Day of Prayer, and has served in many capacities as a servant leader of the modern day prayer movement.

Jennifer L. Wallace is a woman of faith inspired by her personal and political convictions and commitment to encouraging others towards spiritual growth and maturity. Her life goals include serving the Church and families, with a focus on Black families, as an advocate and ally to advance a Biblical worldview, which both communicates the precepts and principles of God’s Word and provides a biblical standard for promoting healthy marriage and family life.

Robert Martin is a full-time senior level IT project manager with 15 years years of industry experience..  Currently a PMO Consultant at Accenture Technology working with Fortune 500 companies to execute enterprise-wide technology transformation projects and strategies.  Previously employed as a project manger at Deloitte, LLP, U.S. Foods and J.P. Morgan Chase.

Dr. Jim Copeland serves as a business coach to executives and organizations such as Promise Keepers, CORE Leadership, Life of Valor Men's Ministry, Christ's Body Ministries among others. Dr. Copeland served as the International Director of Journey Corps and Director of Recruitment for WorldVenture, Vice President of Operations for Dare 2 Share Ministries, Vice President of U.S. for Emerging Young Leaders, and seven years with Promise Keepers, where he served as Vice President of US and International Ministries.

Ken Blackwell is the Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance at the Family Research Council.

She currently serves on the pastoral team of Priests for Life, as Executive Director of its outreach called Civil Rights for the Unborn.

A pastor, mentor and spiritual coah, pastor Corey B. Brooks, Sr. answered his call to the ministry at the age of 17 and recieved his first pastorship at the age of 23.

Dr. John West is Vice President and a Senior Fellow at the Seattle-based Discovery Institute, where he also serves as Associate Director of the Institute’s Center for Science & Culture, which he co-founded with philosopher of science Stephen Meyer in 1996.

Jameson founded Green Hill Publishers, and, in 1986, Jameson Books, both of which remain his primary business interest, producing, among others, more than fifteen million copies of conservative books.

Bishop Aubrey Shines’ bold, biblical, and practical approach to ministry has made him one of the country’s most respected evangelical leaders. He is the pastor of G2G Ministries.

Pastor Bouwer is the Pastor  of Faith Church in Dyer Indiana. 

Curtis Hill served as the 43rd Attorney General of Indiana from 2017 to 2021. He was the first African American elected to a statewide office in Indiana.

Charles Love hosts The Charles Love Show, is co-host of the Cut The Bull Podcast, and is a scholar at 1776Unites. He is the author of Logic: The Truth About Blacks and the Republican Party, and We Want Equality, How the Fight for Equality Gave Way to Preference.