Lt. Col. John Krenson is a citizen, soldier, and minister.

Ordained as a Permanent Deacon in the Catholic Church, John ministers a large downtown church.  As a Major in the Tennessee Army National Guard he served in Afghanistan with the 10th Mountain Division in the War on Terror during 2003-2004 as an Intelligence Officer.  A true citizen-soldier, John Krenson has also built a career in business over the past two decades.  Now he has united his interests, writing Crossfire A Time for Peace, War & Love.

Today John Krenson makes campus appearances as speaker for the Young America's Foundation, and consults organizations and businesses with leadership training nationwide while continuing to serve as a National Guard officer and Deacon in the Catholic Church.  He can be reached at john@johnkrenson.com or 615-545-0299.

Fr. Larry Richards is a gifted and captivating speaker, preacher and retreat master.  He holds the answer to some of life's most profound questions.  He speaks from experience as a pastor of an inner city parish, a high school chaplain, a counselor and evangelist.  Fr. Larry Richards has directed hundreds of retreats, parish missions, and conferences for young and old alike.

Fr. Larry Richards is the founder and president of The Reason for our Hope Foundation, a non- profit organization dedicated to 'spreading the Good News' by educating others about Jesus Christ.  For more information on the foundation, go to: www.TheReasonForOurHope.org.

Danny Abramowicz played in the National Football League for the New Orleans Saints (1967-1973) and the San Francisco 49ers (1973-1974).  He later worked as a special teams coach for the Chicago Bears and offensive coordinator for the Saints.  He currently heads a charitable foundation in New Orleans and speaks to Catholic groups around the country.

Abramowicz is a devout Roman Catholic, and is active with various organizations and foundations dedicated to philanthropic causes.  He is also an accomplished writer, with a book titled "Spiritual Workout of a Former Saint."