is Additional Administrative Head of Brahma Kumaris, an international NGO, and a spiritual leader and teacher. For over 50 years, she has dedicated her life to self-transformation and service to humanity. Sister Jayanti has championed the co-operative role of spiritual organisations in creating a just and peaceful world. She has brought spiritual principles to the discussion tables of politicians, economists, business leaders, scientists and nearly every stakeholder of our times. Sister Jayanti sees the erosion of spiritual values as the underlying cause of the crises that the world is facing today. 

is Rector Emeritus of Saints Andrew and Matthew, having served as its first rector. He was honoured by the community and his parish when he officially retired on June 3, 2007, after 43 years of ministry in the Episcopal Church.  A native Delawarean, Canon Casson served for ten years as the rector of the Episcopal Church of Saints Andrew and Matthew, a unique parish formed out of the union of two historic Episcopal churches in Wilmington, one with a predominantly white membership and the other predominantly black. As the chief pastor, Canon Casson provided spiritual and administrative leadership to this new congregation, which continues to be an instrument of reconciliation and diversity.

is an award-winning radio documentary maker and presenter. Having worked for BBC Radio for many years, she is now working for a national project ‘100 Women of Spirit’ which explores and celebrates the role of women and spirituality. Philippa has practised Raja Yoga mediation with the Brahma Kumaris since 1982.