Phil Cooke
According to former CNN journalist Paula Zahn, filmmaker and media activist Phil Cooke is rare - he's a working producer in Hollywood with a Ph.D. in Theology. Christianity Today magazine calls him a "media guru" and his blog, "The Change Revolution" at philcooke.com is considered one of the most insightful resources on the web on issues of faith, culture, and media.

Through his company, Cooke Pictures, based in Burbank, California, Phil advises many of the largest and most effective non-profit and faith-based media organizations in the world, and speaks at workshops, seminars, and conferences on a global basis.		 Byron Klaus
Dr. Byron Klaus is president of the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary (AGTS) in Springfield, Missouri. He assumed his position in 1999 after serving 20 years on the administration and faculty of Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, California as well as having served in churches in California, Texas and Illinois. Dr. Klaus also served as Vice President for Latin America ChildCare up until assuming his duties at AGTS.

He has authored numerous publications his most recent entitled: The Globalization of Pentecost: A Religion made to Travel. Dr Klaus’s commitment to leadership development and cultural change has taken him to more than 50 nations across the world.
Doug Clay
Doug Clay serves as the general treasurer for the General Council of the Assemblies of God. As one of the four corporate officers of the Assemblies of God, Clay oversees the Division of the Treasury, which is responsible for handling all the finances sent to the national office for the world ministries of the Church.
Doug brings a clear vision and strong passion for church health. With this passion comes a direct commitment to develop ministry leaders to reach their potential.

Prior to his election as general treasurer, Doug served as the superintendent of the Ohio District Council from 2004-2008. He pastored Calvary Assembly of God in Toledo, Ohio, from 1997-2004. Doug has also served as the Assemblies of God national youth director (1995-1997) and the Ohio District youth director (1989-1995). 		Johan Mostert
Born and raised in South Africa, Dr. Johan Mostert pastored several congregations with the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa. He also was a counselor for abused and abandoned children at the Villa Lubet Children’s Village in Johannesburg and spent 19 years in the directorship of the Social Services Welfare Department for the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa first as the Deputy Director and then as the National Director.

During his time in South Africa, Dr Mostert was a leader in addressing issues of poverty and AIDS in the African continent. Since 2004 he has been teaching at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary where he is the Professor of Community Psychology and an expert resource on compassion based ministries and social justice.
Mark Boykin
Mark Boykin has pastored Church of All Nations in Boca Raton, Florida since 1989. Under Mark’s leadership the church has experienced dramatic growth, beginning with 250 members to it's current attendance of over 2500 with over 50 nations represented in the congregation and the Sunday services are simultaneously translated into Spanish, Creole and Portuguese and Italian.

Mark has a unique ability to join cultures together as his passion lies in the areas of evangelism and missions. He believes that evangelism and missions must issue forth from a body equipped to do the work of the ministry and well trained in the Gospel mandate. While the languages may be different, the impact is always the same — people are challenged and their lives are changed.		 Luke Barnett
Luke Barnett , is the oldest son of Pastor Tommy Barnett. Luke has a rich Christian heritage that allows him many insights into the Christian faith, as well as church leadership. In 1996, Luke answered the call of God on his life to plant a brand new church in the heart of Dayton Ohio, Beavercreek First Assembly of God. In less than three years, BFA had purchased and renovated a 75,000 square foot state of the art facility located adjacent to Write State University. BFA quickly grew to be one of the largest Assembly of God churches in the state of Ohio, averaging over 900 in weekly attendance.

In 1999, Luke accepted the Senior Pastor position at First Family Church of Whittier, California. Through his leadership, FFC became one of the top five largest Assembly of God churches in the state of California and qualified to be among the top 100 churches in attendance in the Assemblies of God.

In 2006, Luke returned home to Phoenix, Arizona to work with his father at Phoenix First Assembly. Accepting the position of Associate Pastor in charge of Ministry Development, Luke quickly began to create new programs for church growth and follow up known as APEX and FUSION.
George Sawyer
George H. Sawyer is the founding pastor of Calvary Assembly in Decatur, Alabama. Calvary was launched in a storefront property with only 25 people in 1981. Today, Calvary is a growing, multifaceted and multi-ethnic congregation exerting an influence for Christ in each level of society throughout the Northern Alabama region. The church is currently meeting twice on Sunday mornings in its 2,000 seat sanctuary and has recently purchased 182 acres to relocate and build a new church campus to allow for current and future growth.

The real heartbeat of Calvary is evident through over 100 ministries which are active in meeting the area’s needs. The Lilly Foundation Research Project 2000 lists Calvary as one of the “Top 300 Protestant Churches in America.” Calvary is also one of Alabama’s fastest growing churches. It continues to grow and impact the city through regular and evangelistic services, as well as seasonal productions, which draw a combined attendance of over 20,000.

Pastor Sawyer serves on the Alabama Assemblies of God Presbytery, and as a board member on several home and foreign missions ministries. His speaking engagements include numerous domestic and international ministers training conferences in over 20 countries. He is the founder of the daily radio program “Catch the Vision.” Pastor Sawyer has hosted a weekly television program, and also appears on regional and national television broadcasts.
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