Peter is a criminal trial lawyer in Hamilton, Ontario. 2021, and has been practicing law for over 30 years. Peter is the current President of the St. Thomas More Lawyers’ Guild in Hamilton – a lawyers’ organization dedicated, amongst other things, to the sacred importance of the freedom of conscience, particularly in our times. He is currently vice-chair of the Christian charity Joy and Hope of Haiti, founded by several Christians in the 1990s, including former Regional Senior Justice the Honourable Mr. James Turnbull and his wife Joan Turnbull. Peter is also the current Treasurer of the Christian charity The Living Rock, a Hamilton-based organization dedicated to feeding, clothing, and spiritually nourishing disaffected youth, mainly in the impoverished, drug-ridden downtown core.

Justin has had a long career of service in Christian higher education. He is President, Emeritus of Redeemer University in Ancaster, Ontario, where he served as a professor, Vice President, Academic, and for 16 years as President. Thereafter he was the Executive Director of Christian Higher Education Canada (CHEC), an organization of 34 Christian universities, colleges, and seminaries. He now serves on the boards of Bible League Canada and Langham Partners Canada. 

Locally, he served on the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Board, was chair of the Hamilton Community Foundation Board and now serves as a community member on its Finance & Investment Committee. He has a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Toronto and in 2010 was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree by McMaster University. He and his wife, Jessie, live in Hamilton, Ontario, have two sons and eight grandchildren, and are members of the First Hamilton Christian Reformed Church.   

Adrian Guldemond is a retired educator living in Hamilton, ON. He and his wife Mary, also a retired educator, were both born in Holland during WWII and immigrated with their families in the 1950s, thus experiencing the travails of dislocation before the days of the welfare state safety net. Their interest in the character of inter-generational transitions has a strong family dimension.
Dr. Guldemond graduated from McMaster with an Honors B. A [67] and an MA from the Un of Waterloo [‘70] before taking up High school teaching so Mary could stay home as they started a family. During this time, he was active in church organizations, served as a church organist [joined the RCCO], and local political activities while continuing studies at the Institute for Christian Studies in Toronto as well as the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education [M.Ed.’76]. During this time, he also served on professional teacher and administrative Boards and Committees.
After he was appointed Executive Director of the Ontario Alliance of Christian Schools, [1979] the family moved to Hamilton. As this job involved government relations, the Board encouraged him to finish his doctorate at the University of Toronto. After that, most summers were spent teaching courses in the philosophy of education, history of education, curriculum design, law, and professional ethics for Calvin University [MI], Redeemer University [ON,]and Kingswood University [NB]. The rest of the year was dedicated to normal Board of Education functions [ Human resources, curriculum, and development] and serving on the boards of several national and international organizations.
Dr. Guldemond retired in 2009 to do more research and write more books. These were finished in 2014 and 2021. His current project is to encourage educational institutions to assemble archives so that the development of independent [especially Christian] schools in Canada can be documented and studied. To that end, he has assembled the OACS collection as an example of the materials needed for this goal. 

Harold was called to be a missionary teacher in 1968 and has been learning what that means ever since. He completed a BRE in Theology from Canadian Bible College and a BSc in Chemical Physics with teaching credentials from Simon Fraser University before teaching two years in the public system in Canada. He and his wife, Betty, served with TeachBeyond (formerly Janz Team Ministries) since 1977. He worked at Black Forest Academy in Germany in a variety of roles including dorm parent, teacher, librarian, computer technician, and high school principal. He completed a MSc in Education from Cairn University in 2003. From 1998 to the present, he has been an educational consultant working with teachers in over 20 countries worldwide with primary emphasis on Asia. He is interested in how education is shaped by an understanding that God reveals Himself and His ways in the Bible and in His world so that people can flourish by knowing God the Father through Jesus Christ, becoming like Jesus through the indwelling Spirit and serving others as stewards of God’s world and gifts.

He discovered that gathering a group of Christians with great intentions in a school didn’t automatically change the way they related to who they taught, what they taught, or how they taught. It became his passion to purse Christ-in education which is Christ-centered, Bible-based, others-oriented, and Spirit- empowered. While researching his thesis, Teaching Biblical Integration as an Essential Skill, he began collecting resources for teachers about how God’s world is related to His Word on his Transforming Teachers website. He wrote Visual Valet: Personal assistant for Christian thinkers and teachers which is now available in Spanish, Chinese, and French.

Betty and Harold moved from Germany to near Vancouver, Canada in 2011. They are part of Central Heights Church (Mennonite Brethren) in Abbotsford, BC. They have four children and eight grandchildren.

At present, in semi-retirement, but active with TeachBeyond, Harold is a research fellow in the CATE Centre (Christians Advancing Transformational Education). Since 2022 he is a board member of STEP International Canada which works in India. He is also an adjunct professor at Prairie College in Alberta where he teaches an online course, Education as Mission, as part of their Master of Leadership in Global Christian Education program. He is also part of the steering committee of CCEM (Canadian Christian Education Movement) which is an initiative of TeachBeyond Canada to see every Canadian church engaged in education to serve their community.

David Koyzis holds a Ph.D. in government and international studies from the University of Notre Dame. He is the author of the award-winning Political Visions and Illusions (2019), We Answer to Another: Authority, Office, and the Image of God (2014), and multiple scholarly and popular articles. He currently writes for First Things, Christian Courier, Kuyperian Commentary, and Cateclesia Forum. He has maintained a blog, Notes from a Byzantine-rite Calvinist, since 2003. He taught undergraduate political science at Redeemer University College for thirty years and is now a Global Scholar with Global Scholars Canada. His work for this organization sees him delivering online lectures, recording remote courses, being interviewed for radio programs and podcasts, and engaging in conversations with readers of his books around the world. David is the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012 and the Canada 150 Flamborough-Glanbrook Nation Builder Award in 2017.
David has maintained a growing relationship with the Christian community in Brazil, which he visited in 2016, and where the second Brazilian edition of Political Visions and Illusions (2021) was published by Edições Vida Nova in São Paulo. He has delivered many remote lectures to audiences in Brazil In recent years on subjects related to his two books. A Spanish translation of Political Visions and Illusions is currently in progress. In recent lectures, David has given attention to the explosive growth of evangelicalism, and its implications for the larger society and political culture in Brazil.
David's interests are many and varied, but he takes a special interest in the biblical Psalter. He recently completed a 36-year-long project of setting the 150 Psalms to verse to be sung to their proper melodies in the 16th-century Genevan Psalter. He is also engaged in another ongoing project which he has named The Niagara Psalter. His Genevan Psalter blog can be found here.
Born near Chicago to Greek-Cypriot and American parents, David now lives in Hamilton, Ontario, with his wife and daughter. 

Prior to founding ROCKLINC Investment Partners Inc., Jonathan began his investment career with Portland Investment Counsel (formerly AIC Investment Services) in 1990 and served as a member of the firm’s senior management team. In August 2002, he was appointed Chief Investment Officer, and subsequently, in October 2006, Jonathan was appointed Chief Executive Officer.
During his tenure at Portland Investment Counsel, Jonathan managed the AIC Diversified Canada Fund as well as a number of equity mutual funds. He also co-managed a number of exchange-traded funds and was responsible for Portland’s Private Client business which included high net worth and institutional clients.
In 1995, Jonathan was named Fund Manager of the Year by the Investment Executive Magazine and in 1997 awarded Fund Manager of the Year at the Canadian Mutual Fund Awards Gala. In addition, Jonathan was a recipient of Canada’s Top 40 under 40.
Before establishing his career in the investment industry, Jonathan held positions in corporate accounting at Deloitte & Touche as well as CUMIS Insurance. He is currently a member of the McMaster University Investment Pool Committee. Jonathan holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Master of Business Administration degree from McMaster University, and a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Waterloo. He completed his formal education with a Master of Arts degree in Theology and Philosophy from Trinity Seminary (Chicago). He also holds the designation of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)