Emily Allsteadt teaches in a Catholic Classical school, where she carries out her particular passion for the beauty of the liturgy, sacred music, and catechesis. She holds a degree in Theology and Catechetics from Franciscan University of Steubenville and pursued additional studies while discerning a call to religious life. While living in Savannah she was a member of the Schola Stella Maris at Sacred Heart, and she continues to hold a great devotion to liturgical singing. 

Izabel Arvin is a graduate of The Habersham School, where she was actively involved in choral ensembles and a decorated athlete. She held several leadership roles as a student, teaching and guiding both her peers and younger students. Izabel is now a student at The University of Georgia, where she contributes to the university radio station and ballroom dance club.

Katie Beaumont has been active in Christian arts education and administration in Savannah for the last sixteen years. She is currently the Director of Fine Arts at The Habersham School, where she directs theater productions for middle and high schoolers who most recently presented Shakespeare’s The Tempest. She holds a degree in Music Education from The Master’s University and leads the St. Cecilia Choir at the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist. Katie has a passion for arts discipleship, loves to read, drink tea, and travel with her family.

Anders Bergmann is a seasoned sacred music director with more than sixteen years of experience forming singers of all ages in the rich tradition of Gregorian chant, polyphony, and liturgical hymnody. He has built and led vibrant music programs in multiple parishes, most notably transforming the sacred music ministry at Epiphany of Our Lord in Tampa and founding the Saint Dunstan Schola and its youth Chorister Guild. Known for his engaging and jovial teaching style, Anders brings deep musical expertise together with a passion for helping young people encounter the beauty of the Church's musical heritage. He has directed children's choirs, trained professional musicians, and guided ensembles in chant and choral repertoire ranging from the ancient to the contemporary.

Sharon Mays is a singer, conductor, and arts administrator with a focus in sacred music. At Sacred Heart Church, Sharon conducts choirs for adults and children which specialize in Gregorian chant, singing weekly Mass in the Extraordinary Form and Vespers. Additionally she the supports the Savannah Philharmonic as their Chorus Manager. She holds degrees in Sacred Music (BM, Samford University) and Choral Conducting (MMus, University of Cambridge), and has studied Gregorian chant under Dr. William Mahrt, Dr. Charles Weaver, and the Benedictine Monks of Norcia. Sharon is the founding director of Chant Camp at Sacred Heart, now in its third summer. 

Jared Seff is an artist and instructor working out of Savannah, GA. Jared graduated from The Savannah College of Art and Design with a bachelor's degree in 2013 in painting and drawing. After developing a prestigious art curriculum for the Habersham School, where he taught for nearly a decade, he went back to receive his Master's degree in Illustration in 2020. His artwork has earned him many significant awards and achievements including: a portrait of former President Bill Clinton which hangs at the Presidential Library in Little Rock, Arkansas; a portrait of SCAD President Paula Wallace which resides in the Lacoste Permanent Collection; a portrait of Brigadier General Wilma Vaught that hangs in the Women's Auxiliary at Arlington National Cemetery; a sketchbook that travels permanently with the Sketchbook Project of the Brooklyn Art Library; and a portrait of Sir Paul McCartney. In 2020 Jared partnered with Red Fern Studio as lead figurative painter and project manager. There he painted a series of twelve stained glass windows for St. Peter's Catholic Church in Beaufort, South Carolina in addition to working on a number of other large scale projects. As a lifelong learner, Jared continues to perfect his craft as an artist, educator, designer, and illustrator. He currently teaches in the School of Foundation Studies at the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Braelyn Snow is the Assistant Director of Communications for the Diocese of Savannah and works as a freelance photographer and visual artist. She holds MFA in Illustration from The Savannah College of Art and Design, where she focused on sacred medieval manuscript illumination. Her handiwork can be seen in the projects of Red Fern Studio and as illustrator of Faustina: A Saint’s Story for Children, published by TAN Books. She spent several years teaching fine art, graphic design, and print communication at The Habersham School. Braelyn is also a musician, having formerly sung in the Schola Stella Maris at Sacred Heart and now as a Choral Scholar of the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist.

Sarah Traut is the Chair of the Latin Department and Middle & Upper School Lead Teacher at The Habersham School, where she has taught since 2018. She holds her BA and MA in Classical Languages from The University of Georgia. Now in her 25th year of teaching, she loves helping students see, hear, and experience connections to the Latin language. 

Abbey Wallace is a graduate of The Habersham School, where she performed in a wide range of musicals, choirs, and a cappella ensembles. She held several leadership roles as a student, teaching and guiding both her peers and younger students. Abbey is now pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama at New York University. 

Tina Zenker Williams is a voice teacher, maintaining an active studio of beginners through emerging professionals, and the director of the Girls Choir at the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist. Tina has taught in Savannah for the past 25 years, specializing in technique, musicianship, and audition preparation. Her students have gone on to lead professional careers in performance, music therapy, music business and management, and teaching. Tina holds a Master of Music degree from Georgia Southern University, and did additional graduate work at the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University. She has sung as a soloist with orchestras throughout the Southeast, focusing on the works of Handel, J. S. Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Schubert and others. She has also created and performed special recital programs of American music and Baroque music for the Savannah Music Festival. Tina enjoys collaborating with chamber groups, and is a founding member of Savannah Baroque.