Mr. Paul R. J. Doth

currently serves the Suriname Council of Churches as its chief executive officer (General Secretary). A native of Suriname, Paul has lived in Curacao and was educated in Holland. Paul has ministered and taught in Curacao and Suriname, has served as a member of the Moravian Provincial Board in Suriname, and until recently was the director of the Moravian Stadszending (City Mission), the center of nearly all revival movements in the nation. His heart has always focused on unity in the Body of Christ, and accordingly he has served as Chairman of the Suriname Bible Society, Chairman of the ERETS Foundation which oversees the first Christian radio station in the country, and as a President of the Caribbean Council of Churches. Paul and his wife, Coby, live in Paramaribo, Suriname. Their four children and five grandchildren live in Holland.

Paul Doth

Mr. Al Gambill

writes that "My passion and heart has been in global and local ministries since 1976 when, on a mission work crew, Jesus changed my life forever. This opened the door for me to recruit others to go and share the love of Jesus in many countries." Al recently retired after forty five years as a mechanical designer. Throughout work and retirement, Al has continued to pursue active ministry in a variety of world cultures, serving as a member of the Southern Province (Moravian) Mission Society, on the mission committee of Ardmore Moravian Church, and recently as a member of the Crisis Response Team which visited Honduras to assess damage caused by Hurricane Mitch. Al and his wife, Tommie, make their home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, enjoying visits from their three daughters and seven grandchildren.

Al Gambill

Rev. Andrés Hernández Gil

pastors a unique congregation in El Tigrito in central Venezuela, going beyond standard emphases on evangelistic work and equipping people for ministry. The unique focus of ministry is reflected in his nearly 18 years experience creating specialized curricula both for training leaders and for winning and discipling young children throughout the nation's south and east. This interdenominational ministry has to date seen more than 15,000 boys and girls brought to Jesus and more than 500 leaders equipped to expand the ministry. Andres has held a special burden to assist unity in the Body of Christ since 1993 when he became involved with Broken Jars ministry in Venezuela. His current project, PEDNCVN (Club New Life for Boys and Girls), reflects that passion, enlisting the aid of twenty two congregations in the state of Anzoatequi to win 2,000 children to Christ in mid-August 2004, and by the beginning of September, to include these new converts in scores of cell-clubs throughout the area. Andres lives near where he was born in El Tigrito. He is married to Yumilva Herrera and together they oversee the growth of three daughters, Andreina, Yumilva Sulamita, and America Latina.

Andres Hernandez

Rev. Joe Johnson

currently serves as National Director of Campus Crusade for Christ in Guyana and with his wife gives leadership to Family Life division of the ministry. A graduate of the University of the West Indies and at the United Theological College in Jamaica, Joe initially entered the service of the Lord as a pastor in the Moravian Church of Guyana but is now an ordained minister in the Full Gospel Fellowship of Churches. He is an active member of the Georgetown Ministers Fellowship and has a desire to see Guyana transformed by the Gospel as the body of Christ dismantles their dividing walls and unite in the work of our Lord. He and his wife, Doreen, make their home in Kitty, a suburb of Georgetown, Guyana.

Joe Johnson

Rev. Hampton Morgan

came to faith in Jesus Christ as a young child, renewed his discipleship as a young adult, and entered the ministry of the Moravian Church in 1975. Hampton and his wife, Virginia, have been married for 30 years and are the parents of four grown children. The Morgans have served pastorates in the U.S. Virgin Islands and in North Carolina. From 1995 to 2003 Hampton was the Executive Director of the Board of World Mission, the mission sending and support agency of the Moravian Church in America. Hampton has until recently served as a pastor of Lords Valley Community Church in Pike County, Pennsylvania, where Hampton and Ginny also live, and currently is the office manager of New Media Design..

Hampton Morgan

Mr. Hugh Norwood

is Vice-President and the Dean of Admissions and Enrollment Planning at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Emerson College, where he began his career in higher education as a professor of writing and literature. He is the author of several novels, and his short stories have been published in several literary magazines. He has taught courses in creative writing and has directed programs in institutional development and advancement in both academic and in corporate environments. Hugh has been a born-again Christian for most of his life. The Lord's greatest blessing to him has been his wife of ten years, Terri, who shares his home in Attleboro, Massachussetts.

Hugh Norwood

Dr. Douglass Norwood, Jr.

is the Executive Director of Broken Jars. He surrendered to the Lord in 1969, and has served Him as pastor of the Moravian church in Union, NJ and as founding pastor and church developer in Toms River, NJ. He holds degrees from Moravian College and Theological Seminary, Princeton Theological Seminary, and most recently from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. A compelling vision from the Lord in 1989 convinced Doug of God's plan to transform the world, beginning with a renewed Church in the Caribbean and in South America. In 1991, he cofounded and directed Cornerstone Ministries, International to initiate work toward the fulfillment of that vision, and in 2001 began the process of developing Broken Jars to deepen that work with a clearer focus. Doug and his wife, Sarah, make their home in Allentown, PA.

Doug Norwood

Dr. Cheryl Taylor

serves as the Doctor of Ministry Program Adviser at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary (AGTS). While she currently enjoys the academic arena, teaching both at Evangel University and AGTS, she and her husband, Jay, have spent the past 18 years in local church ministry in Seattle and Boise, and as missionaires in Singapore. In addition, Cheryl enjoys speaking at retreats and conferences. Cheryl's heart passion is to help believers discover and fulfill their God-given potential. This endeavor currently extends to her own two children: Joshua, 4, and Natalie, 1 1/2. It is Cheryl's prayer that missions will always be a central focus of the Taylor family. Each year the entire family takes a month long missions trip together. "There is no greater joy than to see your children desire to share the love of Christ with children around the world."

Cheryl Taylor

Mrs. Anita Yard

is the treasurer of Broken Jars and serves on the Board of Directors as the secretary. Born again since 1985, She has served in a similar position with Cornerstone Ministries, International [a members of that ministry's start-up team] and as a Trustee and congregational treasurer with Evangel Moravian Church in Toms River, New Jersey. Prior to her retirement, Anita held administrative and accounting positions with the Brick Township (New Jersey) municipal utilities authority, and has been using skills developed on the job as well as deep spiritual gifts to enrich the ministry. She and her husband, Dick, are active in the prayer groups and in Bible study at their local congregation in Lakewood, NJ., and live in nearby Jackson, NJ.