Doug Gwyn is a student of the Bible and of early Quakerism, and the author of A Sustainable Life: Quaker Faith and Practice in the Renewal of Creation and Apocalypse of the Word: The Life and Message of George Fox. He has been a pastor among Friends in many Yearly Meetings, and taught at Pendle Hill and Woodbrooke Quaker Studies Centre. His training in biblical studies has informed his research and writing on early Friends and on current issues among Friends today. Doug holds an M.Div. and S.T.M. from Union Theological Seminary (New York) and a Ph.D. from Drew University.

Bob Henry is pastor of Indianapolis First Friends Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana. He is a speaker, activist, neighborhood collaborator, and avid artist. He has a D.Min. from George Fox University. He lives in Fishers, Indiana, with his wife and three boys.

Mary Kay Glazer, a spiritual director, retreat leader, and writer, has been with Quakers since 1989. After living in New York State for 21 years, Mary lives in Greenville, NC, with her husband and their Portuguese Water Dog, Fozzie Bear. She is a graduate of the School of the Spirit and the Shalem Institute, and has a master's degree in Spiritual formation and leadership from Spring Arbor University.

Kelly Kellum has served as General Secretary of Friends United Meeting since July 2018. Though based out of the FUM office in Richmond, Kelly spends much of his time traveling among Friends. He sees his primary work as strengthening relationships within our global community, coordinating the overall work of FUM, and building partnerships to advance the ministry of Friends wherever we are called to serve.  Kelly’s undergraduate work took place at Friends University and he completed a Master’s degree at Asbury Theological Seminary. Before coming to Friends United Meeting, Kelly served as a pastor among Friends and Stewardship Consultant with Everence Financial Services. Additionally, Kelly has served the wider Quaker community with service on the Executive Committees of FWCC-SOA and Friends United Meeting. For one triennium, Kelly was the Presiding Clerk of Friends United Meeting.  Kelly is a member of High Point Friends Meeting in North Carolina.

Richard Sitati is a member of Nairobi YM. By trade, he is an electrical engineer; he spent most of his career in the Kenyan telecommunications industry, where he continues to serve as a consultant. He is currently the assistant presiding clerk of Friends United Meeting. His ongoing work among Friends includes working toward reconciliation among Kenyan Yearly Meetings, and to that end he has written a number of significant documents. He is a broad and deep reader of Quaker and other Christian theology, and Kelly Kellum says of him, "Every time he speaks, I learn something different or new." Richard is married to Ruth, and they have seven children.

Katie Ubry-Terrell has been known to follow the Spirit to remote villages in India, on a pilgrimage across Spain, to an orphanage in Mexico, and perhaps the biggest adventure of all – home to Ohio, where she and her husband Rand are tackling a Fixer Upper project under the advisement of Kevin Costner: “if you build it, they will come.” Her guilty pleasures include studying the Bible, listening to TV preachers, and being invited to share how much Jesus loves her. She is a seminary dropout, has four bonus kids and four grandkids, and is a member of Wilmington Yearly Meeting.

Music: Cathy Harris and Nikki Holland. Cathy is co-pastor at Spiceland Friends Meeting, and an active member of the FUM General Board. Nikki Holland is the newly-appointed Director of Belize Friends Ministries, currently traveling in North America to raise support for her first three-year term in Belize.