Temeka Williams
Temeka Williams is a singer/songwriter from Toronto, Ontario who communicates faith, strength, openness and optimism through her jazz gospel voice and music. Temeka currently has the pleasure of serving as the Worship Pastor at Knox Presbyterian Church in Toronto. http://temekawilliams.com

Jon Slater
Jon has been playing in bands and leading worship for the past 10 years. His passion is to encourage people to experience the presence of God through creative, emotionally-evoking art. (Yes, that is a word, promise.) He, along with his wife Sarah and their three kids, love doing life with their church family and making music together. http://wearemovement.ca

Mark Masri
Mark Masri, is co-host of 100 Huntley Street, Canada's longest-running daily talk show, as well as JUNO, and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter. Mark has been part of the Crossroads family since 1997 in the capacity of Music Producer. In 2003, Mark took time away from Crossroads to pursue his singer/songwriter career. In Fall 2019, Mark was asked to sub-co-host with Cheryl and Maggie, and within a few months, Mark became a more regular co-host. "I was still finding my voice when I left, so coming back to 100 Huntley Street after having lived life and establishing myself in the music industry has been a pleasant surprise. I feel like I’ve returned with an experiential and spiritual maturity that adds to the role. I’m excited about God's plans for the future." Mark Masri brings an extensive musical and hosting experience to his role as a host on 100 Huntley Street. With his powerful tenor voice, Mark uses his passion for music to share the powerful message of love, loss, sorrow and, most importantly, our hope in Jesus Christ. Whether he's co-hosting 100 Huntley Street, performing with The Vivaldi Orchestra in Moscow, headlining his North American tour, or guesting on David Foster’s, Hitman Returns Television Special; Mark opens hearts and minds with thought-provoking songs and his charismatic stage presence. http://100huntley.com

Rosemary Siemens
Originally from Plum Coulee, Manitoba, four-time GMA Covenant Award winning violinist and vocalist Rosemary Siemens has performed at the Grand Ole Opry, three times at St. Peter’s Basilica, four times at Carnegie Hall, for two U.S. Presidents and Canadian Prime Ministers, and was the first violinist to ever perform at the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican since its first mass in 1483. In addition to being awarded Bluegrass Artist of the Year at Nashville’s Inspirational Country Music Awards, Rosemary has also performed a wide range of events from Hockey Night in Canada to the National Prayer Breakfast, to countless hospital and charity galas. Rosemary’s weekly YouTube show Sunday Hymn Serenade has received over 35 million views, 200,000 subscribers (100 million views across social media) and her passion is to Bring Back The Hymns. Since the launch of Rosemary’s hymn ministry in the fall of 2019, it has grown exponentially – touching the lives of millions of people around the world and bringing peace to many during troubled times. Alongside her husband, internationally award winning saxophonist Eli Bennett and their duo SaxAndViolin, Rosemary was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond and Platinum Jubilee medals for her contribution to the arts in Canada, and Eli and Rosemary recently received a letter of thanks from The Queen for their recording of “God Save The Queen”. http://rosemarysiemens.com