Bradley Pierce is a constitutional attorney and has been practicing for over 17 years. He has drafted legislation in more than 30 states supporting self-defense rights, parental rights, civil liberties, and the right to life, including drafting dozens of equal protection bills filed to abolish abortion.

Bradley has been admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, where on behalf of 21 organizations and 20 state legislators from across the country he filed a brief in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.

Bradley has spoken at the Founders Ministries National Conference, been a guest on Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey, and is frequently interviewed by news outlets such as The Daily Wire, World News, and The Republic Sentinel, as well as the New York Times, the Washington Post, NPR, NBC Nightly News, and others.

He is the president of both the Foundation to Abolish Abortion and Abolish Abortion Texas.

Most importantly, Bradley is a Christian, husband to his wife, Cindy, father of their eleven children, and member of their local church.

Rick Prettyman has served Christ Community Church since 2008. He and His wife, Julie, have 6 children. Two daughters and a son biologically and two daughters and a son through the gift of adoption. Their adopted children were 12, 16, and 17 when they came home from Ukraine. Rick and Julie have a heart for marriages and families, and are involved in rescuing kids caught up in sex-trafficking. “There is no clearer picture of the gospel than adoption.”

Threesa Sadler is the Executive Director of Raffa Clinic, a Christ-centered pregnancy medical center in Greenville, Texas. Since 2012, she has led Raffa’s transformation from a small two-person team into a thriving ministry with a staff and volunteer force of over 60 and an annual budget surpassing $800,000.

Called to pro-life ministry in 1999 through her own story as a post-abortive woman and nurse, Threesa brings both compassion and bold leadership to her work. She is a trusted speaker and consultant on nonprofit growth, governance, and life-affirming care.

Threesa lives in Caddo Mills, Texas with her high school sweetheart and their four children—one of whom joined their family through adoption. Whether at the clinic or around the firepit, her life is dedicated to seeing God rescue lives and rebuild families.

Phil George has served as a pastor at Grace Life Church of Dallas since 2015. In addition to shepherding the flock, he stays busy with operating the accounting practice he began in 2001, ranching, and helping his wife, Bobbi, home educate their 10 children on the property he and his family own NE of McKinney. Along with having a heart for family discipleship, Pastor Phil’s passion is to point the lost world to Christ and exhort Believers to live lives worthy of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

State Representative Brent Money serves Texas House District 2, representing Hunt, Hopkins, and Van Zandt counties. A sixth-generation Texan, he is a lawyer, business owner, and dedicated public servant. Brent and his high school sweetheart, Heidi, have been married for over 24 years and are proud parents of five children. Guided by the principle of leaving things better than he found them, Brent is committed to serving the people of Texas, championing common-sense policies, and defending the values Texans hold dear.