Carl Morgan graduated with a B.S. in Business, an M.B.A., and is a licensed C.P.A.  Morgan formerly served as the Executive Finance Assistant to the Global Missions Division of the UPCI.  Currently, he maintains a position as the Executive Finance Assistant for Church Administration at the World Evangelism Headquarters and enjoys being the Missouri District Quiz Coordinator for Junior and Senior Bible Quizzing Tournaments.

Sandra is a Medical Management Consultant. Her professional experience has been very extensive. For the last 18 years, she has been a Coverys - Medical Management Consultant, and before that she worked as a Clinical Nurse Administrator, a Team Leader in a local hospital, an Occupational Health Nurse, and a Certified Health Unit Coordinator. 

Sandra has been a life-long student. She studied at Central Michigan University in the field of Community Health Administration. She studied Development Health Sciences at Delta College. She obtained her Associates Degree in Nursing and Certification Health Unit Coordinator. At Alma College, she majored in Sociology, minored in English, and also minored in Psychology. Sandra has an active membership with American Associates of Occupational Health Nurses, American Occupational Health Professionals, Michigan Association Occupation Health Nurses and has been a featured speaker for Merck Pharmaceuticals on a frequent basis conducting Osteoporosis seminars and bone densitometry promotional endeavors.

Mark Fowler is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (B.S.B.A.) and Louisiana State University Shreveport (M.B.A.). He currently serves on the administrative staff of Heavenview UPC in Winston-Salem, NC.  

Penuel Raj Clement graduated with a BA in Theology from Urshan College, formally known as Gateway College. He grew up in Malaysia, as his parents were pioneers in the Apostolic work there. As a child, Penuel had a desire to attend Bible college in the United States, so at the age of 19, Penuel left Malaysia, came to the USA as a student, and has since gone on to become a husband to Sharon, a father to Silas and Asher, and an employer of more than 250 employees. He is the founder, President, and owner of Clement Auto Group, a Saint Louis, MO-based automotive group offering both new and pre-owned vehicles. 

While Penuel is best known for his automotive success, he is also involved in various other business ventures, such as co-founding a technology startup and a media company based in San Francisco, CA.

Bishop Leroy Francis was born January 3, 1956, in Jamaica. He moved to London at the age of 7 and has lived there ever since. He was appointed pastor of Life Tabernacle in 2000 and has served as the General Superintendent of the UPC of Great Britain and Ireland since March 2002. 

Currently, he serves as Secretary on the Global Council and represents the Sub-Western region of Europe and the Middle East on the Executive Global Council.

Matthew Johnson grew up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and after high school followed his dream of becoming a business executive. He completed his undergrad work from Hannibal LaGrange University and later his MBA, summa cum laude, from William Woods University. He furthered his education by completing a specialty MBA in healthcare management and became board certified through the Board of Ambulatory Surgery Certification. After a successful career in healthcare marketing & public relations he was asked to lead an ambulatory surgery center. During this same period he served at his local church in youth ministry and later served as Missouri District UPCI Youth Promotions, Secretary, and finally President.

It was during his sixth year serving at the ambulatory surgery center that he followed God’s plan for his life and joined UPCI Youth Ministries in St. Louis, MO. He served the team for 6 years, working as Promotions Director & Secretary, before being elected as Senior Pastor of Living Hope in the Gulf Coast. During that period Living Hope became one of the fastest growing UPCI churches within the district and under their leadership a complete campus renovation was completed. 

After a prophetic dream in 2020, Pastor Johnson received the invitation to become the Senior Pastor of The Sanctuary in Columbus, Indiana. He is thankful to be partnered in ministry with his wife, Rebecca, and their two amazing children, Abriah and Jace. Their favorite pastime is visiting local coffee shops, enjoying family time, and creating memories together.

Dr. Crystal Jones is the Medical Director of Acute Disease Programs for the Marion County Health Department located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Dr. Jones also serves as a clinical assistant professor of medicine in the Department of Medicine, Infectious Disease Division at Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Jones has traveled extensively and is active in international medicine. Her unique set of skills serves her well in her role as a member of the Board of Trustees. 

Ho Young Lee, CFA, holds a BS in Finance from Stern School of Business at New York University and an MBA in Accounting from St. John’s University.  He is a Managing Director and portfolio manager for Nuveen Asset Management and has more than 30 years of institutional investment management experience.

Ho Young  currently serves on the teaching staff of Abundant Life Church in Matthews, NC, where he is also a board member.

Arnold Maclaughlin has lived in Ontario, Canada, for 48 years. He owns and manages Mac5 Corporation, Applewood Realty Corporation, Bellhaven Properties, Inc, Homestead Constructions Ltd, and Macluaghlan Properties, Inc. He is the President of Huyck's Bay Conference Center. 

He is heavily involved in his community and is a well-known businessman. He and his wife, Grace, serve the Pentecostals of Quinte, Ontario, as Bishop and Executive Pastor. He also serves as the District Superintendent for Ontario, Canada's United Pentecostal Churches.  

Eric Morley received his B.A. from American University in Washington, D.C. and his J.D. from Saint Louis University School of Law. A licensed attorney, Eric also serves in the United States Air Force Reserves as a Judge Advocate. Eric also teaches as an adjunct professor at Urshan College.

Eric's full-time job is as the Director of Operations and Finances for the Pentecostal Publishing House.  

Cylinda Nickel grew up in the islands of the Caribbean. She was raised with a global vision and compassion for others. The people and circumstances she encountered during that time sparked a passion for changing the world. 

A graduate of Indiana Bible College, she focused her efforts on strengthening missionary kids for 20 years. She served as the assistant coordinator and office manager to MK Ministries for 11 years. She has traveled to 59 nations and is a sought-after international speaker. She is an author, and a portion of each book supports CSi in West Africa. Cylinda brings global experience, fresh vision, and a sincere burden to the job of Executive Director at CSi.

Dr. Marcus Cobb graduated with a B.S. in Biology and an M.D. degree from the University of Cincinnati.  After completing a three-year residency in Internal Medicine at the Good Samaritan Hospital of Cincinnati, he began a 17-year career as a private practitioner in Primary Care Internal Medicine.  He is actively involved in many community and civic organizations and as a public speaker on multiple current health topics.

Dr. Robbie Crawford received her Ph.D. in Education in 2016 and has worked for over 25 years as a teacher and educational administrator. Aside from teaching a diversity of grades preschool through college, Crawford has been the director of six early childhood centers, consulted in 14 states, conducted seminars in five countries, and authored six books. She currently resides in Nevada.

Jeremy Doughty

Jeremy grew up in a pastor's home and churches where world missions was always prominent. Consequently, Jeremy has traveled to thirty-seven countries across the world. He has been directly and indirectly involved with building/renovating four churches in the Dominican Republic.  Jeremy also spent two and one-half months in Estonia working with the Russian, Belorussian, and Ukrainian people left in Estonia from the former Soviet Union.

Jeremy has been a special educator for the last twenty-two years as teacher and administrator. He oversees professional development of staff for a special education district of almost two hundred eighty employees as well as trainings to twenty-eight school districts over eight counties in Illinois.

Jeremy has been engaged in local civics for the last twenty years. He served on his local Public Works board and in 2018

was elected to his local County Board. There he serves on several committees including Health and Safety Committee, Emergency Food and Shelter Board, Public Health Board, and Road and Bridges Committee.

Jeremy serves as an Associate Pastor of Apostolic Center Church in Mattoon, Il.