Bishop Vincent E. Mathews, Jr.

Bishop Vincent E. Mathews, Jr. is a global leader, educator, and pastor. Born in Inkster, Michigan, he is a graduate of Wayne State University, the University of Illinois, and holds a Doctor of Theology. A former collegiate athlete, Fulbright Fellow, and U.S. Army Reserve veteran, Mathews has served in ministry for over two decades.

He and his wife, Sharon, with whom he shares 11 children, spent 12 years as missionaries in South Africa, where they grew a church from 6 to over 2,500 members and established a Christian school. He later served as President of COGIC World Missions, impacting over 112 countries. Today, he pastors Tabernacle Church in Southaven, Mississippi, and leads multiple community initiatives. An author and speaker, his life’s mission is to serve GOD and uplift others worldwide.

Marc Cox is an Emmy award-winning TV news veteran with 25 years of experience, including 19 years as a reporter, anchor, and producer at KMOV-TV, before moving to radio in 2010, Cox covers local and national politics, news, and current events with a conservative perspective. He has covered stories across 5 states and 4 TV stations. His show features a mix of news, political commentary, and interviews with guests. You can listen to his morning show on 97.1 FM Talk (KFTK-FM) in St. Louis, from 5 a.m to 9 a.m.

Father Kent Pullman is a Catholic priest serving at St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church in St. Louis. His ministry centers on pastoral care, preaching, and strengthening parish life through faith formation and community engagement. He works closely with parishioners to support their spiritual growth and foster a strong sense of community. He is also active in the pro-life movement, supporting advocacy and outreach efforts that promote the dignity of human life. His involvement reflects a commitment to integrating faith with service in the broader community.

Jeremy Lloyd is a public affairs and policy professional serving on the staff of U.S. Senator Josh Hawley. In this role, he contributes to legislative strategy, communications, and constituent outreach, supporting the senator’s work on key issues affecting Missouri and the nation. His experience spans government operations, policy analysis, and public engagement, with a focus on advancing the office’s priorities.

In addition to his government work, Lloyd has been involved in efforts supporting the pro-life movement, contributing to outreach, messaging, and advocacy initiatives. His work has included helping promote policy priorities, engaging with grassroots organizations, and supporting communications efforts aimed at advancing pro-life causes.

Rev. Andy Becker is the director of Family Ministry for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS). This family ministry supports the Christian estate of the home with resources and programming to assist families in their calling to pass down the faith to the next generation, equip them to nurture the spiritual formation of their children, and embolden them to be Christ-bearers to the culture at large and to their local communities.

In 2011, Brian Westbrook left his job as an engineer to start a 40 Days for Life campaign and life-saving sidewalk counseling at the gates of the St. Louis abortion facility. Since then, Coalition Life has expanded and now offers sidewalk counseling at six locations across Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas, and operates a pregnancy center in St. Louis. Brian is also an innovative leader, sought after speaker, and strategic advisor to pro-life leaders around the country. Brian has been featured in The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN, The Federalist, Daily Signal, and in numerous local media outlets. He lives in St. Louis with his wife, Marisa, and their eight children.