Pricelisis a truth-teller and space builder committed to helping the Body of Christ be healthy and holy. She is the founder and CEO of Full Collective, creator of the annual Sowers Summit in New York City, and host of the Being a Sanctuary podcast. Pricelis holds master's degrees in community-based leadership and social work, and she is currently pursuing a master of arts in biblical and theological studies from Denver Seminary.  Pricelis is the author of ‘Being a Sanctuary: The Radical Way for the Body of Christ to be Sacred, Soft, and Safe’. She is a proud Black Latina (Dominicana) born and raised in New York City, where she resides with her husband and son. 

Tiffany is a speaker and writer with more than fifteen years of experience in ministry and nonprofit leadership. She is the author of The Women We’ve Been Waiting For, Prey Tell, She Dreams, and Never Alone. Her work is at the intersection of faith and justice, and her writing has been featured in Publishers Weekly, Sojourners, the YouVersion Bible app, and more. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two sons. 

Brenna is a wife, mom, Contemporary Theologian and Author of the best seller “Can I Say That? How Unsafe Questions Lead Us to the Real God”. While she speaks to and writes on many topics, Brenna is most passionate about God’s involvement in our pain and personal struggles including mental illness, same sex attraction and abuse. You can connect with her on IG @bunonmyhead or partner with her speaking ministry through www.BrennaBlain.com 

Yana is a proud St. Louis native residing in Durham, NC and has served in full-time ministry for the past fifteen years in both the para-church and church context. In 2019, she graduated from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary with a Master in Divinity in Christian Ministry. You can also find her writings on platforms, such as Gospel-Centered Discipleship and The Jude 3 Project. She also wrote The Jude 3 Project's black apologetic’s curriculum Through The Eyes of Color.

Jennifer (JenniferJiHyeKo.com) is a Disabled and Autistic speaker, writer, poet, author of A Lamenter's Pathway to Joy: Devotional Journal, founder of Voices of Disabled Believers Ministry, and a certified theology of disability instructor at Joni and Friends Institute on Disability. 

Since 2020 Jennifer has been reconstructing from high control evangelicalism and biblical counseling education, as well as healing from the complex wounds of Christian ableism. Along the way Jennifer has studied the mind-body connection and converted to Messianic Judaism, connecting to her ethnic heritage. Jennifer continues to learn chronically dwelling on the sacred ground of desperate fellowship with Yeshua in his suffering. From that place she strives to uplift and embolden hurting people with the comfort she has received from God.

Christian lives in Fayetteville, AR, where she serves on staff as Director of Discipleship Christ Community Church. She earned her Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry in Contextual Theology at Northern Seminary. She is passionate about about biblical literacy and practical theology, church history, and you can often find her at church or in coffee shops talking about Genesis 3, faith and gender/sexuality, or St. Catherine of Siena. As a bonus she thoroughly enjoys lattes, quality time with friends, brunch, and naps. 

Links: https://www.gracedthough.com/ and on Socials: Best way is IG @thecw1990

Michelle was born and raised in the Chicago suburbs as a daughter of Mexican immigrants. She is a current PhD student in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament at Emory University studying the psalms of lament and how they form and shape community in exile. Her identity as a Latina, musician, and Old Testament scholar is tied to her calling to bridge spaces between church and academy. She is active in her church community, Proskuneo Ministries, which is a nonprofit committed to multicultural, multigenerational, multilingual worship.