
Access Speaking
We welcome you to contact each of our speakers independently regarding their story and availability for your event.
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Don Talley
Co-Founder, Access Youth Ministry
Don has served in local and national youth ministry leadership roles for over 36 years. He has traveled to 9 countries and over one million miles sharing his story and his faith in Jesus with thousands of people. Don uses a wheelchair because of his very rare form of Muscular Dystrophy and travels with his wife, Crissie.
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Chris Simning
Chris Simning Ministries
Chris Simning is a remarkable storyteller. The Lord uses his life journey to share the reality of brokenness, the provision of God in living with a rare muscle and nerve disease, and the resiliency of the Gospel message to finding purpose amid a life filled with challenges. His hope in Jesus has ignited a passion for him to speak to churches, retreats, and youth conferences nationally as well as internationally. Chris has a heart for people to walk in the true peace that only God can bring by encountering Jesus through the chaos we call life.
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Cameron Horner
Cameron Horner Ministries
In 2011, at the age of 18, Cameron experienced a tragic diving accident in which he broke his neck and was left permanently paralyzed. Now, from a wheelchair he shares his story of God’s faithfulness to him through his disability. Cameron has shared to all ages in a variety of spaces including radio ministry, four tours around Ireland and in India, along with numerous engagements around the United States.
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Leland Herring
YFC Campus Life & Oasis Church Youth Director
Leland was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when he was 4 years old & given a life expectancy of 14 years but at 28 he received a life saving double lung transplant. Statistically speaking, he was given a 40% chance of surviving up to 5 years, however, 26 years post lung transplant & 16 new diseases (“challenges”) later Leland continues to invest in the lives of students while sharing The Good News. “This life is temporary… the next one is forever. A personal relationship with Christ is everything.”