Dr Anke de Beer is a renowned speaker, researcher, consultant, and author specializing on the pressing issues of technology and its devastating effects on mankind. With extensive academic and professional expertise, she helps individuals navigate digital media responsibly. She has collaborated with schools, churches, and law enforcement and holds a second PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies. Appointed Associate Professor of Christian Counselling in 2024, she runs a nationwide counselling practice while continuing her research and writing. Her passion and ministry focus on digital addiction and its far-reaching effects.

Craig has dedicated 30 years to youth and children's ministry, passionately guiding individuals through life's challenges. For the past two decades, he has worked closely with broken families, developing successful programs for those affected by divorce. He now consults and coaches as he shares all he has gleaned from his life experience, with the goal of assisting others with the skills they need in reaching their destiny. His life motto is "Changed thinking = Changed living!"

Bernard and Belinda Mulder, senior pastors and founders of Household of Christ (2003), a Christ-cultured family church, have served in ministry for over 25 years. They have faithfully served together, equipping God's people and trusting for healing and breakthrough in every area, according to Isaiah 61. They believe, “God chooses grace rather than works so that no man should boast.” With a heart for worship, pastoral care, and the Word, they have built a spiritual home for more than 27 cultures centred on “Loving God – Loving People.”

Antoinette Steyn is a dynamic international keynote speaker, sought-after trainer, and executive coach, renowned for her "Your M.I.N.D Profile" methodology. With degrees in psychology and a passion for human flourishing, she empowers individuals, teams, and parents to enhance resilience and emotional intelligence. As co-owner of EQ4kids, Antoinette tailors her impactful talks to inspire growth and drive lasting change. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Psychology at NWU.

Mrs Thandazile Mtetwa has been a practising Clinical Psychologist for nearly 15 years. She has worked in corporate settings and currently serves at a state psychiatric hospital, a local university, and in private practice. She holds a BA Honours in Psychology and a Master’s in Clinical Psychology. Her interests include Preventative and Community Psychology, with a passion for building strong, functional families and supporting vulnerable groups, including the intellectually impaired and the elderly. Thandazile is also a devoted wife and mother to two sons, aged 21 and 19.