Sheridan Reid Banks has held Human Resources Leadership positions at Honeywell International, Dell Inc, and Tivity Health Inc, where she is also a member of the Diversity & Inclusion Council. She is the Vice Chair for Veritas College International’s US Board and sits on the Board of Directors for The Wilberforce Society. Previously she served as a Board member and Governance Committee Chair for Rejoice School of Ballet and the Greer Literacy Association. Sheridan holds degrees from Tennessee State University (BS, Mechanical Engineering), Southern Wesleyan University (MA, Management of Organizations), and Veritas College International (Master of Divinity). Her professional certifications include Global Professional in Human Resources, Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma Green Belt, and Kaizen Methodology.

The Rev. Dr. Jin H. Cho is an Anglican priest committed to helping local congregations have courageous conversations about race and justice. He received his doctorate of ministry from Fuller Seminary for his project to encourage such dialogue among pastors in his city entitled “Race, Evangelicalism, and the Local Church.” He leads the diocesan task force for diversity and inclusion, and works with the Brehm Center (Fuller Seminary) to help pastors integrate worship, preaching, and justice. He has over twenty years of experience leading churches, and is currently working on a missional church plant in Orange County, California. He and his wife Esther reside in the city of Irvine and are parents of two wonderful teenagers.

Gregory Thompson is a scholar, writer, and artist of diverse creative background whose work focuses on race, religion, hospitality, and democracy in the United States. He serves as Executive Director of Voices Underground, an initiative to build a national memorial to the Underground Railroad outside of Philadelphia; Research Fellow in African American Heritage at Lincoln University (HBCU); and as Creative Director of Star & Lantern, a new Cocktail Bar in Kennett Square, PA whose story centers in the African American freedom struggle and the Underground Railroad (Opening June 2021). He is the Co-Creator of Union: The Musical, a soul and hip-hop based musical about the 1968 Sanitation Workers’ Strike, Co-Author (with Reverend Duke Kwon) of Reparations: A Christian Call to Repentance and Repair and is currently writing a work that explores the role of love in the work of Martin Luther King. He holds an M.A. and PhD from the University of Virginia.

Suzie Lind serves as the Formation Pastor with Journey Church, an inter-denominational community in Brentwood, Tennessee. She accidentally stepped into church ministry in 2002 when she was looking for a part-time job that would allow her to stay home with her kids. It was then that she recognized her deep desire to help the Church become what it was always meant to be - a collection of broken people meant to bring hope and joy to a wounded world. She spends her time guiding people through their spiritual formation and developing leaders. Her greatest joy is seeing people's love for Jesus fuel their daily rhythms of life. Suzie is also currently pursuing an MA in Theology through Fuller Theological Seminary. She lives in Franklin, TN, with her husband Steve and four sons.

The Rev. Bill Haley is the Executive Director of Coracle, a ministry devoted to “Spiritual Formation for Kingdom Action". He is formerly the Associate Rector and Director of Outreach for The Falls Church Anglican, chairman of the board for the Anglican Relief and Development Fund, founding Rector of St. Brendan’s in the City in Washington DC, and founding member of The Repentance Project.