John Davis is a freelance writer based in the United States. His work has appeared in various blogs and web publications, and he endeavors to use the power of words to share profound and meaningful stories.

Pouiwindin Chantal Ouedraogo, a Dominican Sister of the Presentation, is from Burkina Faso. She holds a bachelor's degree in philosophy and letters and a teaching certificate. She has 10 years' experience teaching in primary schools, the majority spent teaching in Burkina Faso. In 2022, she was missioned to Cameroon, and for the past year, she has taught primary school in Mokolo, in the far north region of Cameroon. She also has been involved in pastoral activities that support young people.

Ruth Karina Ubillus, a member of the Congregation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, was born in Peru. With 12 years of teaching experience in public schools, she joined the congregation in 2006 after her novitiate in Brazil, where her missionary calling began. During her journey, she discovered the significance of "inner child" work in Guatemala, emphasizing its crucial role in personal growth and development. She holds a diploma in spiritual direction.

Edith Eneh is a member of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Province of Nigeria. Since her profession in 2011, she has worked as a bursar in various schools for eight years. Currently, she works in her province's development office.

Sr. Judith Ann Schaeffer is a member of the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration, St. Joseph Province. She earned her doctorate in clinical/counseling psychology from Loyola University Chicago. Her 40-year practice has included psychotherapy, assessment, and supervision of interns and residents. Her latest ministry has been at Franciscan Community Counseling Inc. in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Her interests include developmental stages and processes of psychological growth as well as transference phenomena.

La Hna. Amaya Hernández, de Madrid, España, forma parte de la Orden de San Agustín desde el año 1988, sirviendo en diversas comunidades en España, Perú y EE. UU., donde reside actualmente. Durante algún tiempo, en su comunidad en España, estuvo dedicada a la acogida de peregrinos en el Camino de Santiago y a realizar actividades artísticas como pintar y trabajar la madera.