Reinhard Bonnke
Reinhard Bonnke pastored a church in Germany for seven years and then went on to start mission work in southern Africa where God placed a vision in his heart to see the entire nation of Africa come to salvation. He began holding meetings in a tent accommodating 800 people. Since then he has held meetings across the continent with as many as 1.6 millions people. He founded Christ for all Nations (CfaN) over thirty years ago.
Since the start of the new millennium, through a host of major events in Africa and other parts of the world and aimed at seeing 100,000,000 souls record a decision for Jesus Christ in this decade, some 44 million have responded to the Gospel call. As part of the discipleship-training program, 190,000,000 copies of CfaN literature have been published in 143 languages and printed in 54 countries. He is known as one with a burning passion for the Gospel, a vision for Africa and  a message for the world.

Loren Cunningham
Loren Cunningham is founder and president of University of the Nations. He is also founder of Youth With A Mission (YWAM),  which mobilizes and trains young people for the purpose of spreading the Gospel. He has gone to more than 291 countries for the sake of the gospel. This has given him valuable insight into global trends and uniquely prepares him to share God's strategies for world evangelism.

Elijah Jong Fil Kim
Ph.D. in Theology, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
Overseas missionary to the Philippines for 13 years
Conducting several national, regional and local crusades, seminars, pastoral conferences in the Philippines, Japan, China, Hong Kong, England, Myanmar and more than 20 countries
Chaplain of Manila Hankuk Academy, First Korean MK international school for 2 years
Director of Vitality Project of Emmanuel Gospel Center (www.egc.org) for church renewal, revival and awakening movements among mainline churches and multicultural churches in New England
Author of "The Decline of European Christianity and the Rise of American and Third World Christianity" and many more

Che Ahn
Che Ahn is the senior pastor of Harvest Rock Church in Pasadena, CA. He is also founder and president of Harvest International Ministries, a worldwide apostolic network of more than 5000 churches in more than 35 nations. The ministry's vision is to sweep the globe with the love and power of the Holy Spirit through intimacy with the Father, and to fulfill the Great commission, transforming lives and nations.
He received his M.Div. and D. Min. from Fuller Theological Seminary and has played a key role in many strategic local, national and international outreaches to bring unity, diversity and change to the Body of Christ. He served as CEO of The Call, a youth movement that mobilized three generations to massive prayer and fasting for revival in the United States and many other nations. 

Daniel Kim
Daniel Kim is the founder and director of Destiny Training International (El Monte, California), a training and research institute focused on Christocentric spirituality.  Having diverse ministry experiences (as pastor, teacher, revivalist, church planter, consultant, and spiritual director), Daniel has received a number of academic degrees from Fuller Theological Seminary (M.Div., Th.M., Ph.D.).   In his doctoral dissertation, Daniel investigated the nature of biblical prophetic authority and spirituality-of the Old Testament prophets, New Testament apostles, and Jesus Christ.  Daniel continues his research and training, aiming to integrate proper theology (Christological and Trintarian), and deep spirituality (contemplative and prophetic).  Daniel's passion is to help train and mobilize the emerging servant-leaders in the body of Christ in the most dynamic, strategic, and transformative way, so that they may be best prepared to fulfill their God-ordained destiny.

Joshua Kang
Joshua Kang received his Bacholor of Arts from UC Berkely and went on to get his M.Div and Th.M from Fuller Theological Seminary. He then received his Ph. D. from the Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Currently he serves as the lead pastor at Lakeview Church in Chicago, IL.

Ron and Judy Smith
Ron and Judy Smith pastored a church in Northfield, MA for two years before joining YWAM to do a Discipleship Training School. After their DTS, they pioneered and led the first School of Biblical Studies (SBS) with YWAM. SBS is a nine month school, a course in an Inductive Study through all 66 books of the Bible. They staffed schools for 18 years and pioneered several others and have ministered in 45 nations.

Gladys Staines
Gladys Staines (born 1951) is the widow of Australian missionary Graham Staines. Graham Staines was burnt alive along with their two sons Timothy (aged 9) and Philip (aged 7) in Orissa, India on January 22, 1999.
In 2004, she decided to go to Australia to stay with her daughter and father. She however said that she would continue to look after the people she and her husband had been looking after so far. In 2005, she was awarded the Padma Shri, a civilian award from the Government of India. This drew protests from right-wing organisations in the country.

Steve Saint
Steve Saint was born and raised in Ecuador where his parents were missionaries. His father, Nate Saint, was the "Jungle Pilot" who was killed in 1956 by the Waodani Indians whom they were trying to evangelize to. He grew up knowing the men who had killed his father and came to love them, to regard them as family, to be baptized by their hands, and to be embraced as a son. He is founder of I-TEC, Indigenous People's Technology and Education Center.

Jennifer Toledo
Jennifer Toledo is the Founder and Director of Global Children's Movement. Jennifer's passion is to see the next generation equipped and released into the fullness of the Kingdom. She has ministered extensively throughout many different nations, seeing transformation come to communities as they embrace kingdom principles and generational unity. Her desire is to see a whole generation truly fall in love with Jesus and be released to partner with heaven . For years, Jennifer has been a strong voice calling the church back to the simple undiluted gospel, and for the kingdom of heaven to manifest on behalf of the poor. Jennifer lives in Los Angeles with her husband Jonatan and two children.