Jennie Sorensen Johnson, a woman hailing from a small town in Wyoming, has a story of resilience, faith, and healing. Her journey began in the quiet streets of Cokeville, where the trauma she endured left an indelible mark on her soul. Jennie didn't remain trapped in the past. She channeled her pain into determination.

As she grew older, she discovered her love for numbers - balancing accounts and deciphering financial puzzles. Becoming a school business administrator and accountant allowed her to create order amidst chaos, much like piecing together the fragments of her own history.

By also surviving the Cokeville Miracle, serving on the Cokeville Miracle Foundation, and participating in the onset of T.C. Christensen's movie, The Cokeville Miracle, she learned to face her memories and acknowledge the little girl who had endured so much.

Through her work and her words, she hopes to inspire others to face their own shadows and to find faith and light in the darkest corners of memory. 

Joshua (Jay) Tull is a Christian spoken word artist who resides in Newark, NJ. Jay is passionate about using the power of storytelling to encourage, connect, and bring healing to listeners with challenging life experiences.

He has had the privilege of sharing his gift in Christian spaces, nonprofit organizations, and corporations to bring hope to others, and believes that through intentionality, at the speed of building community, our world becomes a better place.

It is his deep faith in Christ that anchors his inspiration to create impactful works of poetry that he uses to spread light to those wandering in the dark.

Herman “Hack” Bartholomew plays the trumpet and sings at the Café Du Monde beignet house, one of New Orleans’ major tourist spots. He has worked with Cyril Neville singing “Witness”, a song that he and Cyril co-wrote; he also played trumpet and piano on the song. He assisted in writing “Holy Spirit” featured on the Neville Brothers’s album Mitakuye Oyasin Oyasin/All My Relations. He was the Minister of Music at the Neville’s family church Trinity United Methodist in New Orleans. He has worked with Niles Rogers and Bernard Edwards who later became the producers and leaders of the the 70s band Chic. He has played with such talent as George Benson and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones.