Janelle King is a leader in Conservative politics and the former Deputy State Director for the Georgia Republican Party. She is currently the Co-Chair of "Let's Win For America Action," where she addresses misinformation in minority communities, and she serves as a Fox News, Fox Business, and News Nation commentator to name a few. With over ten years of experience in political roles and a strong focus on community engagement, Janelle is an influential advisor in the GOP, while also supporting her family's construction company and serving on multiple boards.

Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv., was installed as the seventh archbishop of Atlanta on May 6, 2020. A native of Buffalo, New York, Archbishop Hartmayer entered the Conventual Franciscan religious order in 1970. He spent much of his religious life in education and educational leadership. He was serving as the pastor of St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church in Jonesboro, Georgia, when he was named Bishop of the Diocese of Savannah in 2011. 

Governor Brian Kemp is Georgia’s 83rd governor.  A native of Athens, Georgia, Brian Kemp started his first small business over 35 years ago with a pickup truck and a shovel.  During his first term, the Governor made it his priority to protect the most vulnerable Georgians: the unborn.  He signed the LIFE Act into law in 2019.  Throughout both of his terms as governor, he he has remained steadfast in uplifting all Georgians in every aspect of their lives.

Senator Ben Watson is Chairman of the Senate Health and Human Services will also be joining us! Chairman Watson represents the 1st Senate District. Since 1988, Chairman Watson has served his community as a primary care physician in Savannah, where he practices internal medicine with a specialty in geriatrics.

Martha Zoller is a founding board member of Georgia Life Alliance.  A force on the conservative political landscape, she hosts “The Martha Zoller Show” on WDUN in Gainesville, GA.  She is a wife, mother and a grandmother.  She stayed at home and raised her children and then juggled working priorities. Martha knows there is no glass ceiling and women can have it all, just not at the same time. She is a Double Dawg with a degree in Journalism and MA in Political Science from the University of Georgia.

Felicia is the Vice President of Government Affairs for the March for Life, where she brings the collective voice of pro-life America to Capitol Hill and to state capitals across the country, including those who participate in the March for Life. She advocates in defense of the voiceless, seeking protections for the unborn. Before joining the March for Life in 2021, Felicia was the Associate Director for the Virginia Catholic Conference. Prior to this, she was in private law practice, but left it behind when she felt called to fight against the ultimate injustice of abortion, advocating for those who can’t advocate for themselves.  

April Chapman is a Christian Conservative, speaker, author, independent media personality, and an American Patriot. As host of the Standard of Truth Podcast on You Tube, she discusses all things social, cultural, political, and theological from a biblical perspective. April was the 2022 recipient of the Douglas Leadership Institute's "Defender of Life," Family Life Campaign award for her pro-life advocacy and her fearless and bold commentary about abortion. 

Former NFL great, first round draft pick and Super Bowl champion, Benjamin Watson’s career included playing for the New England Patriots, Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, and New Orleans Saints.  He also played for the Georgia Bulldogs!   Benjamin is author of The New Fight for Life: Roe, Race, and a Pro-Life Commitment to Justice.  He will tell you his highest priority and most important roles are husband and father of seven.  

Reverend Hammond previously served as the lead pastor of Alpharetta First Baptist Church from 2013-2018. For several years during his leadership, Alpharetta First Baptist ranked among the top 10% of the fastest-growing churches in the Georgia Baptist Convention, planted three churches, began a Latino and Persian ministry, and increased their giving through the Cooperative Program. With a heart for evangelism, Rev. Hammond led Alpharetta First Baptist to baptize over 250 people.