Lora Campbell is a seasoned graphic designer with nine years of service at One Mission Society (OMS). As Assistant Creative Producer for OMS’ One Mission Kids (OMK) ministry, she focuses on visual storytelling and brand creation. Her expertise covers content creation across digital, print, video, and social media platforms. Since embracing Canva in 2016, Lora has become highly skilled at using this tool to enhance design effectiveness, having led workshops and provided essential one-on-one support for business and ministry leaders seeking to improve their graphic design capabilities.

Lora’s professional journey is enriched by 13 years of classroom teaching across various disciplines, including early childhood, special education, and elementary education. Her multifaceted background enhances her work in mission strategy and curriculum development, bringing a holistic approach to her creative endeavors. Located in Greenwood, Indiana, at the OMS World Headquarters, she serves in the Communications Department with her husband Jason (OMK Creative Producer) leading the One Mission Kids ministry, developing innovative educational content and programs that inspire a mission-driven mindset among children.

Combining her deep industry knowledge and creative experience, Lora is well-prepared to effortlessly guide attendees through Canva’s secrets to transform their publications and engage audiences.

Barbara loves revealing the heartbeat of the organizations and entrepreneurs she serves. She is the founder of Word Revolution, a communication and branding agency, and the creator of the Church Communicator Conference. In the last 20 years, she has mentored over 400 agencies and entrepreneurs and is deeply passionate about strategy, branding, graphic design, and web design. Her purpose in life is to help others embrace who they are unapologetically and love the people they serve. Barbara is a senior branding strategist, currently located in Barcelona, Spain.

A ministry and publishing veteran of 50 years, Rick Edwards is former associate publisher of Salem Media Group’s publishing division with its eight magazines and seven websites. Previously, he worked for Lifeway Christian Resources, first as editor of youth Sunday School curriculum and eventually serving as director of the Adult Sunday School Department. Today he operates his own publishing business, Artos Digital, specializing in digitally-delivered content. He also operates websites for publishers, authors, and the church. Before he moved into publishing, Rick served as senior pastor of churches in Oklahoma and later in Tennessee. He earned a B.A. in religion from Oklahoma Baptist University and an M.Div. from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Dr. Lisa M. Harris, DBA, brings over 25 years of leadership in business management, education, and administration. She is the founder of Hybrid & Remote Work Insights, a consulting practice dedicated to advancing effective remote and hybrid workspaces. She is co-author of a forthcoming book chapter on hybrid and remote work and a contributor to “Global Business and Leadership – Volume 2” from the City University of Seattle. At National University, she serves as Associate Director of the Center for Hybrid and Virtual Organizations (CHVO) and in the Office of the President, where she leads key presidential initiatives, manages strategic projects, and mentors doctoral students.

Kalah Kemp has taught social media courses at the College of the Ozarks since 2014. Since that time, her classes have served 30 local businesses with social media strategy.  Kemp earned her PhD in communication from Regent University in 2020.  Her research and publications regard social media activism, political communication on social media, and Christians in the media. She recently signed a book contract with Palgrave-MacMillan to write about the role of artificial intelligence in college public relations classrooms.

Students presenting alongside Kemp represent the top students in the social media minor program. These students have completed HubSpot’s social media marketing certification, developed content for 3 unique brands, and have created and maintained their personal brands through blogging. The students have also presented on behalf of the College through their community education program. Kemp and her students are eager to share with other believers ways in which social media may be used to share The Good News!

Dr. Joshua Mann has been the managing editor of The Lion, a news publication of the Herzog Foundation, since it launched in 2021. Under his leadership, the publication has grown to produce over 70 articles per week and reach millions of readers monthly across its social media channels. Prior to working for Herzog, Josh worked for a language-learning startup specializing in biblical Hebrew and Greek, and in academia as a biblical scholar. He received his Ph.D. in New Testament from the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom, where he and his family resided and worked for five years before returning to the Kansas City, Missouri area.

Warren L. Maye is the editor-in-chief of SACONNECTS, the Salvation Army’s award–winning lifestyle magazine, published in English, Spanish, and Korean. He is the author of “Soldiers of Uncommon Valor: The History of Salvationists of African Descent in the United States” (The Salvation Army, 2008) and “When God Calls: The Heart and Ministry of a Holiness Preacher, Rev. Dr. V. Seymour Cole” (Nazarene Publishing House, 2012). He has also co–authored several books. Warren is a board member for EPA. He is also a member of the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) and the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB). From September 11, 2002 to July 6, 2003 over 1 million visitors saw the exhibition “September 11: Bearing Witness to History” at the Smithsonian’s, National Museum of American History that included Warren’s 9/11 photos. He earned a B.F.A., from Parsons School of Design and the New School for Social Research and a M.A., from Fordham University. He is a Society of Illustrators award winner, Scholastic Magazines scholar, and former 90.7 WFUV FM co–host and first voice of “Cityscape,” a weekly talk show addressing New York City issues, now in its 34th year.

Dave is a compassionate, data-savvy marketer dedicated to uplifting his community. With a background in high-level and nonprofit marketing, he ensures easy access to help, whether spiritual or otherwise, for those in need.

He has directed the planning, execution and development of Web Design, SEO, SEM, Social and overall Marketing and Creative Strategies. He is certified in Google Analytics, Ads, Mobile Search and Microsoft Bing Ads. He has media buying experience for a Fortune 40 company with experience in print, direct mail, billboards (stationary and mobile), TV and radio.

Educated in Graphic Design and Communications at Oakbridge Academy and Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Dave combines creativity and analytics to craft captivating advertising campaigns that leave a lasting impact.

Dr. Melody Rawlings is Director of the Center for Hybrid and Virtual Organizations (CHVO) at National University. CHVO is the go-to resource for the latest insights and best practices in remote and hybrid work. Designed to support industry professionals and educators across diverse fields, CHVO bridges the gap between research and real-world application by partnering with experts in remote and hybrid work to share emerging practices.

Melody holds a doctorate in leadership and master’s in technology and has led remote teams for 10+ years. She has authored peer-reviewed publications and presented internationally on business topics such as leadership development, eService learning, emotional intelligence, and remote teamwork. She co-authored the book, Determining Leadership Potential: Powerful Insights to Winning at the Talent Game, published by Routledge. Also, an edited book, Winning in the Virtual Workplace, authored by 10 remote and hybrid work experts, is available as a free download on Amazon. Her latest project includes a second edited book, Virtual Leadership in Action: Case Studies in Remote and Hybrid Work available in late 2025.

Lindsey Sheets has spent a decade honing her craft in the art of digital storytelling. As a video and social media content creator known for blending creativity with strategy, Lindsey has built a career crafting compelling visual narratives that resonate across platforms and audiences. From scroll-stopping short-form videos to emotionally impactful films and documentaries, Lindsey has helped Fuller Seminary connect with and inspire people through authentic storytelling. With a passion for the ever-changing digital landscape and a deep understanding of online engagement, Lindsey brings valuable insights into content creation, platform trends, and building community in the digital age.

For over 20 years Ben has created & captured moving and memorable moments for individuals, non-profits & corporations across the globe. Some of the fields he has worked in include pastoring, preaching, speaking, videography, photography, blogging, reporting & producing. He also consults for churches and speaks at conferences about leadership, communication and creativity.

Ben received a BA in Video Communications from MBI in Chicago. After graduating he worked in Toronto as a television producer for Context, a national news program. For a decade he designed compelling services at South Ridge Community Church as the Director of Programming & Media. In 2011 he received a MDiv from Missio Seminary in Philadelphia. For four years he worked at Liquid Church as the Creative Arts Pastor. For three years he worked at Christ Fellowship Miami on the executive team as the Experience Director. And for three years he served as the Executive Pastor at The Life Christian Church in West Orange NJ.

Ben currently serves as the Executive Pastor at Zarephath Christian Church leading staff and volunteers to execute the vision and mission of the church. ZCC is located in central New Jersey and is known for its compassion and community outreach.

Dustin W. Stout is a Christian entrepreneur, speaker, and digital marketing expert who has dedicated his career to helping others share their stories effectively in the digital age. After serving as a Youth Director and discovering his passion for combining ministry with digital communication, Dustin has become a respected voice in the intersection of faith, technology, and storytelling.

A devoted husband and father of three, Dustin built and led a successful digital marketing agency, consulting for Fortune 100 brands and establishing himself as a thought leader in the marketing space. His expertise has been featured in numerous publications such as Forbes, particularly for his insights on marketing strategy and artificial intelligence.

Most recently, Dustin founded Magai, the world’s premier all-in-one AI platform that brings together over 30 powerful tools under one roof, helping organizations maximize their technological potential while minimizing costs. His unique blend of faith-based values and technical expertise makes him particularly adept at helping Christian organizations navigate the digital landscape while maintaining their mission and message.

Drawing from his background in ministry and his success in digital entrepreneurship, Dustin brings a fresh perspective on how Christian organizations can effectively communicate their message in today’s digital world.

Thomas Umstattd Jr. built his first website at the age of 13 and taught his first web design class at only 16 years old. He founded Umstattd Media, his first web design and media company in 2007 while still in college.

In 2009 he started AuthorTechTips.com, a website to help authors use the web to promote their books. The site was twice featured in Writers Digest as one of the 101 most helpful websites for authors. AuthorTechTips.com changed its name to AuthorMedia.com in 2011. Umstattd Media was incorporated as a Castle Media Group, LLC in 2012.

In 2014 Thomas took on the role of Marketing Director for Enclave Publishing where he doubled sales over the following 18 months. In 2016, Thomas was hired by Fahrenheit Marketing as Marketing Director.

As a podcaster, he hosts the Novel Marketing Podcast, and the Christian Publishing Show. He also hosted The Creative Funding Show, and Liberty Buzzard podcasts which have concluded.

Thomas still serves as the CEO of Castle Media Group LLC, the parent company of Author Media.

As an award-winning speaker, Thomas teaches audiences all over the world. His friendly speaking style blends multimedia and audience participation. He offers audiences a unique perspective to help them use the web in a whole new way.

Jacob Walsh serves as founder and Chief Strategist for Threefold Creative Group and was formerly the Publisher and SVP of Operations for Christianity Today. With twenty years of experience in the publishing industry, Jake has had the honor of working with many iconic brands, including Leadership Journal, Books & Culture, and CT Magazine. When he’s not exploring AI Strategy and revenue models, he can be found hiking local greenway trails, organizing pick-up soccer games, or exploring coffee shops in the Raleigh area with his wife and three kids.