Brenda Peddigrew is a Religious Sister of Mercy of Newfoundland, Canada. A writer, speaker, high school teacher and director of adult faith development for her archdiocese, she collaborated with Diarmuid O'Murchu on Religious Life in the 21st Century. She facilitates chapters for congregations around the world. 

Letta Mosue is a member of the Congregation of St. Brigid in the Rustenburg Diocese, South Africa. An educator, clinical psychologist and specialist in trauma counselling, she ministered in university and police correctional services. She is now in private practice while serving as Superior General of her congregation. 

Cynthia Mathew is a member of the Congregation of Jesus. A social worker and lawyer, she worked in India with the Dalit people, prisoners and women and practiced law in the Patna High Court with juvenile delinquents and victims of rape and domestic violence. She is now NGO representative to the United Nations for her congregation.

Christine Nasimiyu Masivo is a Missionary Sister of the Precious Blood. After formation studies in Tanzania and Canada, she worked at radio stations in Kenya and Uganda as reporter, editor, news director, producer and news anchor. She is now with Capuchin TV, while pursuing graduate studies in communication.

Thomas Limacher is a Sister of the Holy Cross of Menzingen, Switzerland. She served in South Africa during apartheid and  later worked at a famous pilgrimage shrine in Switzerland. She now does development work in an inter-congregational NGO that supports missionary work.