Reverend Jean-Marie Malengela is a missionary pastor based in Pretoria, South Africa. Born in central Congo in 1967, Rev. Jean-Marie encountered Jesus Christ in the early 1980s in the city of Likasi in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He has served as an evangelist since 1983 within the Protestant chaplaincy under the supervision of Reverend Pastor Kasongo Kiabuta K. Since 1989, he has continued this ministry in Kinshasa at the "Worker with God" Missionary Center (CMOD).

After being ordained in 1997 in Lubumbashi, Rev. Jean-Marie completed his theological training at the Higher Theological Institute for Evangelization for All Nations (ISTENA/Kinshasa). He also serves as a Bible course instructor at Destiny College International in South Africa. He is the co-founder of the Evangelical and Missionary Community “EC Jehovah Shammah,” established in April 1994 in Lemba IX, Kinshasa, DRC.

Rev. Jean-Marie is married to Charly Njiba Kataku, his lovely wife and a servant of God. Together they have three sons—Dan Mukendi, Jan Tshimanga, and Jaydon Tshibalanga—and one daughter, Merveille Ntumba. He currently resides in Pretoria, South Africa, where he continues his missionary work for the advancement of the Kingdom of God.

Jim Fox was born in Cookeville, Tennessee, in 1969, before his family relocated to inner-city Memphis. Raised in a strong Christian family, Jim developed a personal relationship with Jesus Christ in his early twenties. During that season, he met his wife and began following the Lord on a path toward ministry. Today, Jim serves as the student pastor at The River, a Baptist church in Cookeville, Tennessee. He is passionate about helping students put down deep roots in their faith and in God’s Word, while discovering how to use their gifts to serve the church, their community, and the world beyond.

Pastor Jim is a devoted husband, a father of four, and a grandfather of eight. He is also an avid member of the caving community, with a love for mapping underground passages and discovering hidden places few have ever seen. Jim has explored hundreds of caves and has led many friends underground to experience the wonder of God’s creation. Through years of caving and rappelling, he has faced several close calls in dangerous situations. By God’s grace, he is here to tell the stories and testify to His faithfulness.

Rev. Danny Johnston experienced a radical conversion to Christianity in March 1972. Prior to that, he lived a life marked by anger, bitterness, rebellion, and addiction. He was arrested numerous times and incarcerated in city and county jails, as well as the state penitentiary. After narrowly—and supernaturally—surviving a lethal drug deal, God set Rev. Danny on an unlikely path of repentance, sanctification, and ultimately full-time ministry as a traveling evangelist in 1973.

Since beginning full-time ministry, he has preached in 49 states and 35 countries, proclaiming that Jesus Christ is Lord and witnessing numerous miracles performed in His name. After more than 50 years of ministry, his heart still burns for the lost. He has preached more than 10,000 times in local church services, revivals, camp meetings, and missionary crusades.

Rev. Danny earned his ministerial degree from Southeastern University and has received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Covenant Life Seminary and Bible College. The heartbeat of Rev. Danny’s life and ministry is to know Jesus more deeply and to make His gospel known throughout the earth.