Dr. Terry Teykl

Dr. Terry Teykl’s warm, humorous style makes him one of the most sought after speakers and seminar leaders in the country. He was a pastor for 28 years and has been full time in the prayer ministry since 1996. Terry has authored many books on prayer.

Dr. Terry Teykl’s warm, humorous style makes him one of the most sought after speakers and seminar leaders in the country. He was a pastor for 28 years and has been full time in the prayer ministry since 1996. Terry has authored many books on prayer.

Rev. Olu Brown

Rev. Olu Brown serves as a the lead pastor of Impact Church in Atlanta, Georgia. Rev. Brown is a native of Lufkin, Texas. He graduated in 1999 from Jarvis Christian College in Hawkins, Texas, with a degree in Elementary Education. In 2002, he earned a Masters of Divinity degree from Gammon Theological Seminary of the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta.

Dr. Joy Moore

Dr. Joy Moore is the Director of Black Church Studies at Duke Divinity School. Joy is a graduate of National Louis University, Garrett- Evangelical Seminary and Brunel University/London School of Theology in London, England. A native of Chicago, she has spent years teaching homiletics, pastoral ministry and administrative leadership. Joy is a frequent speaker and retreat leader. She is an ordained elder in The United Methodist Church.

Rev. Jorge Acevedo

Rev. Jorge Acevedo is the 2009 Distinguished Evangelist of The United Methodist Church, and the lead pastor at Grace Church, a multi-site United Methodist congregation in Southwest Florida. The church has grown in attencance from 400 to 2600  in the past 13 years. Jorge is a graduate of Asbury College and Asbury Theological Seminary. He is an ordained elder in the Florida Conference, and was the recipient of a Denman Evangelism Award in 2001.

Dr. George "Chuck" Hunter

Dr. George G. Hunter III is Distinguished Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth at Asbury Theological Seminary. He came to Asbury in 1983 to serve as founding dean of the E. Stanley Jones School of World Mission and Evangelism. He served as dean for 18 years before being named the seminary’s first Distinguished Professor in 2001.

UGA Worship Team

The worship ministry at University of Georgia Wesley aims to develop worship leaders who are committed to unity, true worship, playing skillfully, and becoming better worship leaders. As people, we are created to worship God. Because of external or internal distractions this at times can be difficult. As a worship team we want to serve the body at Wesley by leading them into intimacy with Jesus and helping them to discover what it means to “worship in spirit and in truth.” We want to be a body of true worshipers.

http://www.ugawesley.org

Wesley Putnam

He’s a United Methodist minister. A full-time evangelist. A musician, dramatist and storyteller. A man whose ministry crosses denominational and state lines. Most of all, he’s a believer who wants to glorify God and build up the Kingdom.

Wesley is involved in the church. He has served as president and executive director of the National Association of United Methodist Evangelists. He has also been active as a representative on the Council of Evangelism of the South Central Jurisdiction.

Wesley has been honored by his peers in receiving the Philip Award, and the Denman award for his work in evangelism.

Wesley is a family man. He and his wife, Felicia, live in Bedford, Texas. Their three adult sons are involved in ministry, too. When not on the road, you can usually find Wes doting over his young grandsons.

http://www.wesleyputnam.org

Bishop William Hutchinson

Bishop William Hutchinson is the epsicopal leader for the Louisiana Conference and was the acting bishop following Hurricane Katrina’s destruction on New Orleans. Hutchinson led the effort of rebuilding the city following the aftermath of the destructive storm.

Visit the Louisiana Conference website – www.la-umc.org