Mark Scandrette is an author, teacher, activist, and networker among innovative Christian leaders. As the founding director of ReIMAGINE, a center for integral Christian practice based in San Francisco, he leads an annual series of retreats, learning labs, conversations, and projects designed to help participants integrate the teachings of Christ into every aspect of life through shared practices and community experiments. Mark is the author of , , and .
A sought after voice for creative, radical, and embodied Christian practice, Mark speaks nationally and internationally at universities, conferences, and churches, and offers training and coaching to leaders and organizations. He assisted in the development of and has contributed to publications like and and books such as , and . He currently serves as an adjunct faculty member at Fuller Seminary, and his work has been profiled in books that include by Alan Hirsch and Michael Frost, by Eddie Gibbs and Ryan Bolger, by the Relevant Media group, and by Tom Sine. Mark and his wife Lisa and their three children live in the Mission District of San Francisco. He enjoys running, biking, cooking, dumpster diving, home coffee roasting, long city walks, going on dates with Lisa, and watching T.V. and films with their kids.
Richard Rohr (1943) entró en la orden de los franciscanos en 1961 y se ordenó como sacerdote en 1970. Un año después, fundó la comunidad Nueva Jerusalén en Cincinnati (Ohio), y en 1986 el Centro de Acción y Contemplación (CAC) en Albuquerque (Nuevo México), donde ejerce actualmente como director.
Vive en una ermita y divide su tiempo entre los trabajos de la comunidad y la predicación y la enseñanza por los cinco continentes.
Es autor de numerosos libros, que son best sellers en EEUU y han sido traducidos a varias lenguas.
Lisa Scandrette has devoted herself to a life of care, hospitality, and teaching. She regularly facilitates workshops and provides administrative support for ReIMAGINE, a center for integral Christian practice with a mission to help people become more fully human through engagement with the life and teachings of Jesus. She makes a life in the Mission District of San Francisco with her husband Mark and their three children, and she is coauthor of .