Speakers   STEPHEN BENNETT is a happily married Christian father with a passion to reach out to homosexuals who want to escape the lifestyle. Mr. Bennett is a former homosexual, so he speaks from personal experience and with great empathy to homosexuals. "Mr. Bennett's message is one that the church, politicians and Canadian society needs to hear," said Rev. Emmanuel. "All Christians involved in the battle for marriage and the family will want to hear what Mr. Bennett has to say." For more on Stephen Bennet Ministries, visit: www.sbministries.org.   CHRIS KEMPLING is a BC teacher who is being vigorously persecuted, harassed and intimidated over personal correspondence on homosexuality that has been published in local news media. Kempling's compassionate views raised the ire of the BCCT (the British Columbia College of Teachers), which has suspended him without pay. This is the same organization that dragged Trinity Western University through the court system all the way up to the Supreme Court of Canada several years ago.   PROFESSOR CORNELIUS VAN DAM is the professor of Old Testament at the Canadian Reformed Theological Seminary (Hamilton, Ontario). He holds a B.A from Wilfrid Laurier University, a B.D from, Theological College of the Canadian Reformed Churches; a Th.M., Knox College, University of Toronto, and a Th.D., Theological University of Kampen. Currently, he is the Principal and Academic Dean of the Canadian Reformed Theological Seminary. He is the author of: Divorce and Remarriage in the light of Old Testament Principles and their Application in the New Testament. Winnipeg: Premier, 1996.   SCOTT BROCKIE is the printer who became the target of homosexual activists. Representatives of the Lesbian Gay Archives of Canada approached Brockie's printing business to print material that advanced the homosexual agenda. Brockie, a committed Christian, did not take their business for conscience sake, an act for which he was dragged before Ontario's human rights tribunal. Now, after eight years of court hearings and four different levels of appeal Mr. Brockie has learned the meaning of "count the cost".   ROY BEYER Roy Beyer a husband and father of three, born and raised in Alberta. Roy is the founding president of the Canada Family Action Coalition (CFAC) an organisation with a mission to motivate, train and activate people of faith in defending and promoting Judeo-Christian principles in Canadian society. Roy also hosted a weekly television program, aired nationally on the Miracle Channel called Reality Check, before taking a ministry sabbatical in September of 2003 resigning both from CFAC as well as Reality Check. In December of 2004, Roy was asked to serve as Operations Director for the Defend Marriage Trust, leading the effort to raise much needed funding for the activities of existing pro-family organisations in an attempt to defeat C-38.   TRISTAN A. EMMANUEL is the Founder and Executive Director of the Equipping Christians for the Public-square Centre. He is currently completing his M.A. at McMaster Divinity College at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Rev. Emmanuel has been featured on the CBC's National, with Keith Boag, and CTV, with Mike Duffy, as well as in several newspapers including the Globe and Mail. He is the author of Christophobia: The Real Reason Behind Hate Crime Legislation and he has been published in several cultural journals including, Citizen's Report, The Interim (Canada's Life and Family Newspaper), The Christian Times, and several journals and newspapers throughout the United States. Rev. Emmanuel writes as a Christian cultural apologist, defending the need and necessity for historic and comprehensive Christianity TODAY. For more information about Rev. Emmanuel, please take the opportunity to visit his website at www.tristanemmanuel.com.