Founder of Companion to the Poor, attorney, and advocate for urban slum communities, pioneering holistic churches and development initiatives.

Public Health Physician, Senior Research Fellow at the Aii, and India Director for the Faculty of Medicine, University of Melbourne, specializing in disability and health.

M.D., University of the Philippines; M.Sc. in Bioethics; M.Div. Retired professor, medical ethics leader, and international research ethics consultant.

Ph.D. in Global Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Medical doctor, health systems specialist, and advocate for dignity in healthcare.

Director of Health for All Nations at WCIU, global health advocate, co-founder of Salud que Transforma, and leader in advancing wholistic care strategies.

M.D., University of Minnesota; M.Sc. in Health Professions Education, Maastricht University. Head of Family Medicine, Kabarak University, with 30+ years in global health.

Psychiatrist with 40+ years of experience, consultant in Whole Person Wellness, author, and pioneer of community-based health ministries.

M.D. and M.P.H. Hospital and health services consultant with 30+ years of global experience and founding director of Hope International University’s MBA program.

CEO of ICMDA, fostering Christian medical leadership in 75 countries. Former Medical Secretary of IEM and Executive Director of EHA, India.

M.D., Stony Brook University; M.A. (Th.), Bethel Seminary. Founder of Christian Journal for Global Health and global health advocate with extensive mission experience.

Ph.D. in Nursing. Professor, faith community nurse, and co-author of Christian Global Health in Perspective, with cross-cultural development experience.

Retired professor at Asbury Theological Seminary, author, and former Visiting Director at the Manchester Wesley Research Centre, specializing in church renewal and mission theology.

Ph.D. in Transformational Development. Research fellow at Calvin University and consultant advocating for women in poverty and at-risk children.

Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies, Asbury Theological Seminary. Director of the Ralph D. Winter Research Center, researcher, educator, and church mission consultant.

Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies, Biola University (2013). CEO of African Enterprise International and Lausanne Africa’s Regional Director for the EPSA region.

Peter Nitschke, Ed.D., is the Director for Impact Partnerships at Plastic Bank, Vancouver. Leading teams since June 2021 in the Philippines, Indonesia, Brazil, and Egypt, he focuses on behavior-centered programs for waste segregation and circular economy principles.

Ph.D. in Theology and Development, 2020. International Coordinator of Micah Global, focusing on Christian development and holistic transformation.