Jeff is a pastor of the Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community in Pittsburgh. This innovative fellowship uses a narrative style of worship that shares the story of God through drama and the arts, as well as traditional forms of worship. Jeff works with New Church Development in the Pittsburgh Presbytery and serves as an NCD coach for the PCUSA He is currently working with a pastor planting a church in downtown Indianapolis.

Jeff is an ordained pastor of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and is a graduate of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. He received his undergraduate degree from Point Park College. Jeff lives in the South Side of Pittsburgh with his wife Carolyn and their two sons, Ben and Sam. In his down time he enjoys astronomy, historical fiction, and attempts at running.

Sunday Morning Meeting (Worhsip in Anderson) at the 107th NWMC on July 22, 2012. Tom Lin spoke Sunday Morning and Sunday Evening in Anderson.

Tom loves planting ministries nationwide and internationally. His experiences include planting campus ministries on the East Coast (Boston), planting a Christian Foundation and high-tech start-ups on the West Coast (Silicon Valley), planting a “church” planting movement in the Midwest, and planting an indigenously-led movement overseas (Mongolia).

Tom serves as InterVarsity’s Vice President of Missions and Director of the Urbana Student Missions Conference. He leads a world-class team which oversees short-term urban projects, long-term collaborative partnerships, recruitment and training of students and staff in missions, new global initiatives, and Urbana.

Tom also published a book, Losing Face, Finding Grace and is a teacher for the U.S. Center for World Mission’s Perspectives courses. He currently serves as Lausanne International Deputy Director for North America, Vice-Chairperson of the Board of Wycliffe Bible Translators, and on the Advisory Board of Leadership and Legacy Foundation.

Saturday Evening Meeting 107th NWMC July 21, 2012. Augustine Jebakumar speaks in Anderson Amphitheater on Saturday Evening. Augustine is part of the ministry known as Gospel Echoing Missionary Society (GEMS) that has over 2,330 workers. Augustine lives in Bihar which is known as the "Graveyard of Missionaries"

Mangal is the pastor of the Patan Church outside Kathmandu, Nepal. He is a leading voice for the Protestant Church in Nepal. In the past 25 years, his church has grown from one service with 300 in worship (one of the largest in Nepal in these early days for Christianity in Nepal) to 1700 worshipping in four services each Saturday, and 55 daughter churches throughout the country.

Mangal is the father-in-law of Manoj Shrestha, who spoke at NWMC several years ago.

Sunday Evening Meeting at the 107th NWMC on July 22, 2012. Tom Lin spoke Sunday Morning and Sunday Evening in Anderson.

Tom loves planting ministries nationwide and internationally. His experiences include planting campus ministries on the East Coast (Boston), planting a Christian Foundation and high-tech start-ups on the West Coast (Silicon Valley), planting a “church” planting movement in the Midwest, and planting an indigenously-led movement overseas (Mongolia).

Tom serves as InterVarsity’s Vice President of Missions and Director of the Urbana Student Missions Conference. He leads a world-class team which oversees short-term urban projects, long-term collaborative partnerships, recruitment and training of students and staff in missions, new global initiatives, and Urbana.

Tom also published a book, Losing Face, Finding Grace and is a teacher for the U.S. Center for World Mission’s Perspectives courses. He currently serves as Lausanne International Deputy Director for North America, Vice-Chairperson of the Board of Wycliffe Bible Translators, and on the Advisory Board of Leadership and Legacy Foundation.