Margie English grew up in the Washington DC area. She first visited the DEAF church when she was seven years old, the same church she continues to attend today. Back then, she often got into trouble for playing too hard on Sabbaths. Today she doesn’t look so young anymore but still feels young inside. She still enjoys a good game of hide-and-seek, which she sometimes plays with her dogs. Margie enjoys working with English or ASL, or between both languages. Sometimes she writes, and sometimes she signs in front of a camera. Sometimes she interprets. She has been providing those services for many years.

Jason Kimbrough, a Maryland resident, is the elder of DEAF Church (Deaf Evangelistic Adventist Fellowship) in Silver Spring. He grew up in a Seventh-day Adventist family in Loma Linda, California, and now works as a federal computer engineer. His passion for biblical research and teaching Sabbath School reflects his deep commitment to faith. His leadership roles within the Deaf SDA community have included working with DYAC in the past, and he periodically participates in 3ADM projects, conducts one-on-one Bible studies, and speaks at camp meetings. Married for 26 years, Jason and his wife have raised three grown CODA children.

Terese Rognmo was born and raised in Norway until she moved with her dad to Vancouver, BC when she was a teen. Currently, she is a social work professor at Gallaudet University. She became a SDA in 1997 because of the truth but finally understood Jesus' gift in the summer 1997 based on the scripture Luke 23:39-43. Her skills are translating verses from English to ASL for Deaf people and sharing God's Words with small groups. Her future goal is to stay with God's path continually and share His Words as much as she can in different ways. A simple gesture with kindness makes a huge difference.

Kevin Colgan, a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology, spent 15 years as a software engineer before shifting his focus to serving the Deaf community. Baptized in 2007, Kevin’s faith journey led him to attend the Amazing Facts Center of Evangelism (AFCOE), where he gained valuable skills that now benefit him in his role as the Deaf Bible School manager. He is married to Amanda, and together they have two children. The Colgan family calls Missouri home. Kevin is committed to enhancing 3ADM and Deaf Bible School, with the goal of bringing more Deaf individuals to Christ.

Oma Sampson is from Umuahia in Abia State, Nigeria, and is a third-generation Seventh-day Adventist with a family deeply committed to their faith. As an IT Specialist, he has gained experience in computer science, information technology, communication, data management, and business operations. He is dedicated to enhancing Bible studies and supporting the Deaf Ministry, particularly in Nigeria. At this camp meeting, he aims to improve his skills and work alongside fellow believers to contribute to the growth and effectiveness of the Deaf Ministry within the community.

Josiah Kelly was born and raised by SDA parents in Rochester, NY. He resides in the beautiful Appalachian mountains in Roanoke, VA, with his beautiful wife, Monica Kelly. Josiah has been an electrician for 17 years and is now an electrician at Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He has many years of running as a president and volunteering with Deaf Youth Adult for Christ (DYAC), a non-profit organization, to empower and give opportunities to new Christians to explore and thrive in skills to do God's works.