Bradley Santos, Graphic designer at the University of Washington and Founder of One Secret Mission. 

One Secret Mission (OSM) is an urban Catholic evangelistic street brand seeking to capture, create and inspire the world through the intersection of photography and faith.

Inspired by Saint Pope John Paul II's "Letter to Artists." OSM hopes to develop a community of photographers to provide photos for parishes and ministries, and an urban streetwear brand in order to share the beauty of the Catholic church with the world.

We believe God created that natural calling in all of us to capture the moments of beauty we find in life when he saw all that he made and said it was very “good”

I am a charismatic and versatile creative with proven award winning skills in design. Within 4 years officially in the creative industry, I have rebranded a large institution, led the art direction of university recruitment, produce creative assets for a million dollar campaign and photo direct suites of different advertisements. For my commercial & higher education work please visit https://www.bradleysantos.com

With my background in youth ministry, I have crossed multiple generation gaps with different design and creative platforms. Please visit OSM: Creative Studio https://www.onesecretmission.com/studio to see the work I have done.

Ray Pingoy is a passionate Catholic father of 4 children living in Saint John, Indiana. Him and his wife have been married for 10 years and have been in service to the Catholic Church since their teens. As a former missionary worker for an International Catholic Family Ministry, Raymund has been blessed to travel and serve in different parts of the world. He knows how to reach families, young adults, and teens with the messages of chastity and respect for life in a way that is relevant and meaningful. Ray has been with the Archdiocese of Chicago for almost 10 years through the Respect Life Ministries and now as a Coordinator of the Office of Human Dignity and Solidarity, has a focus on Chastity Education through the lens of Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body.

Ray is a contributor to the fatherhoodrising.com movement.

Dunn Estacio

Dunn has been doing ministry for more than half his life as a teenager, domestic missionary, youth minister, and now as an Associate Director of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.  He does not have much, but what he does, he strives to share to the world.  His lives for and is passionate about his vocation as husband and father.  His dream is to be wealthy enough to stay at home with his family, end poverty, and to be a professional basketball player.

Ray is a contributor to the fatherhoodrising.com movement.

Renee’s mission as a vocal instructor is to empower the singer to perform with ease, versatility, and control, while maintaining a healthy voice. In her role as mentor to student instructors, Renee works hand-in-hand with mentees to build teachers who are proficient, confident, and inspired. She brings her years of experience as a singer and songwriter to every lesson, connecting with students at every stage of their development as vocalists and artists.

Renee’s experience as a singing instructor began in 2001 as a self-employed vocal coach and also a part-time instructor at local music schools in Vancouver, BC (Canada). Realizing the need for a more effective teaching method, she sought further training to improve her skills as a singer and instructor. In 2007, Renee began the certification process through the Speech Level Singing organization under the tutelage of Spencer Welch. During this period, she also received training from SLS Master Teachers Dean Kaelin, Dave Stroud, Wendy Parr, and Greg Enriquez. Renee joined the Institute for Vocal Advancement upon its inception in 2013, continuing her training with Spencer Welch as well as other IVA Master Teachers, including Jeffrey Skouson, Guy Babusek, and Linda Tomkinson. In recent years, Renee has taken a special interest in peak performance psychology, reviewing a growing list of resources on the topic and sharing her knowledge to help students cope with stage fright and performance anxiety.

Students can expect their lesson time to be focused, productive and empowering. Renee’s positive nature and sense of humor help to create a very comfortable and open learning environment. She combines her gift for teaching and her passion for music to bring out the best in every student, at every level.

Renee is a Level 4 (Advanced) Certified Instructor through the Institute of Vocal Advancement. She is also a full member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS). In her spare time, Renee likes to read classic novels, write, and spend time with close friends and family.