FaithVisuals.com has gathered some of today's best practitioners to help raise the quality of visual media used in churches today and raise the quantity of churches using visual media.

	Greg Atkinson served previously as the Director of WorshipHouse Media, after having served as a worship pastor for 11 years. He is the Founder of MultisensoryWorship.com and Co-Founder of Wasteland Creative, where he continues to consult, teach and write about worship, media and creative communication. You can connect with him through his daily blog, Church Video Ideas, his podcast, Creative Synergy, or his e-mail. [ See all articles from Greg Atkinson ]
	Jim Miller is the editor of Vision Magazine: Ministering through Multimedia (www.VisionOnDemand.net), an online magazine for pastors and church leaders. Vision travels to churches that are using media effectively and spends time with the pastors and media leaders to find out how they do it. Jim spent 2 1/2 years as a church systems specialist and technical writer for Fowler Productions, and he has over 15 years of staff and volunteer ministry experience with Young Life and, currently, Our Lord's Community Church in Oklahoma City. [ See all articles from Jim Miller ]
	Jason Moore and Len Wilson are passionate about worship that authentically communicates to today's digital culture. They started Midnight Oil in 2002 to further the vision of worship for the digital age through ideas, resources and seminars that work for local churches. It is the continuation of a calling that started a long time ago, and has developed through their work at Ginghamsburg Church and Lumicon Digital Productions, as well as through their teaching, speaking, and with The Wired Church, Digital Storytellers, and the Fresh Out of the Box series of resources. [ See all articles from Jason Moore | See all articles from Len Wilson ]
	Jay Delp (e-mail) is a veteran youth minister and 20-year video producer. He operates JAY DELP PRODUCTIONS (jaydelp.com) from his Pennsylvania "campsite" focusing on ministry-based video production, training, and resources for Christian conference and congregations coast to coast and beyond. [ See all articles from Jay Delp ]
	Shane Hipps is pastor of Trinity Mennonite Church—a missional, urban, Anabaptist congregation in Phoenix, AZ. Before accepting a call as a pastor, he was a strategic planner in advertising where he worked on the multimillion dollar communications plan for Porsche. It was here that he gained expertise in understanding media and culture. Shane speaks nationally, is a contributor to Leadership Journal, host of the "Third-Way Faith" podcast on wiredparish.com, and author of The Hidden Power of Electronic Culture: How Media Shapes Faith, the Gospel, and Church. For more information visit www.shanehipps.com
	Greg Wallace is the Programming Director of the DuPage Campus of Willow Creek Community Church in suburban Chicago, where he is involved in the brainstorming and planning of worship services, as well as the creation of graphics and video. Greg also does freelance writing, consulting and speaking, and has over 15 years experience as a bass player and worship leader. [ See all articles from Greg Wallace ]
	Brett McCracken is a freelance writer on topics of culture, media, film, and Christianity, and currently serves as online editor of the Progressive Culture section of Relevantmagazine.com, where you can read his monthly columns. He is also a full-time graduate student in Cinema and Media Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he has recently been researching Christian influence on the film industry in the 1920s-30s. [ See all articles from Brett McCracken ]
	Tom Greever used to work in corporate marketing and even taught advertising in China for a few years. Then Community Christian Church agreed to pay his bills so he could create media for their eight Chicagoland locations. It's more fun than anyone should be legally allowed. And it's a great use of his degrees in marketing and missions. He is also married and has two totally cute kids that love to go camping and help out in garden. [ See all articles from Tom Greever ]
	Jodi Adams Jodi Adams is a teacher, author, and visionary for community worship. She has served as a worship pastor in an emergent church setting and now serves a number of Denver-area churches as a consultant and teacher, working to equip worship leaders for transformative worship. Jodi is a contributor to GiftedforLeadership.com and speaks regularly on the convergence of cultural issues and worship. In 2006, she began the Stained Glass Project as a forum for worship leaders and pastors who are seeking community and new frameworks for worship conversations. She and her husband live in Denver with their three children and with Karma the Wonder Dog. [ See all articles from Jodi Adams ]
	Constance E. Stella is the Creative Director of Worship at Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kan. She's also the founder of Saving Grace Productions, the production house within the church, where she has served full-time since 1998. She is the author of Video Ministry: Using Media in Worship Without Going Hollywood (Abingdon Press 2006) and of Wiring Your Church for Worship (Abingdon Press 2007). She also happily spends days each summer on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan with her husband, Reid, and her three teenagers. [ See all articles from Constance E. Stella ]
	Dave Clark is the Media Pastor and Georgetown Campus Pastor at National Community Church located in Washington, DC. At the church he leads a team of media and communications people to innovate and create new ways of telling biblical truths. He has a passion to see the church achieve excellence in utilizing media and technology to spread the Gospel. Dave, his wife Jenn and their son David, have lived on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC since June of 2004. You can connect with Dave on his blog at daveclark.com or you can follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/dave_clark. [ See all articles from Dave Clark ]