Frances Cantrall

Frances graduated from Campion College in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts (Liberal Arts). In 2015 she received her Graduate Diploma in Religious Education from the John Paul II Institute. Frances has been passionately involved in the pro-life movement since her early teens, and over the past ten years has served in many forms of youth ministry and outreach. Frances co-founded The Culture Project Australia, building a missionary team from the ground-up who present the life-saving and heart-changing messages of human dignity and sexual integrity to thousands of young people across the country.

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Marie van Rensburg

Marie is a Bachelor of Liberal Arts graduate from Campion College Australia. As a young woman, she has seen and experienced the real need for young people to be affirmed in their inherent dignity and value and the incredible freedom that a life of virtue and chastity offers. Marie is passionate about rebuilding our culture so that future generations are full of individuals driven by the desire to pursue and preserve truth in every facet of life. 

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Rebecca Lennon

Rebecca is a physiotherapy student at ACU and part-time physio clinic assistant who has suspended her career endeavours to serve as a missionary for The Culture Project Australia. With experience in public speaking training for high schoolers and in student activist groups, she has seen the need for messages of love and hope especially among the youth. Bec is proud to be part of a movement that strives to carry out this mission, not just in their work in schools and with young people, but in their own individual lives.

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Benedict Slee

Benedict has a Bachelor degree in the Liberal Arts from Campion College and has spent the last few years organising, from the ground-up, many projects and activities for a number of ministries building a culture of life in Australia and internationally. Having seen the real need for young people to know their true value and worth, he is helping to build this mission of restoring authentic love in our culture.