Rev Mary Hyer currently lives near Fort Wayne, Indiana, and has been a senior pastor of local UMC churches for the past 4 years. Beginning in July, she will step back from her duties as a senior pastor to hang out with her new daughter, explore her calling in Healing Prayer and Preaching Ministry, and work as a speaker for Remedy Live, an organization that brings awareness to and helps schools and businesses with mental health. A graduate from IWU ('13) and Asbury Theological Seminary ('17), Mary's areas of focus in school were preaching, theology, and exploring her passion for healing prayer ministry--sitting with others and watching as Jesus did His work by the power of the Holy Spirit. 

Mary is married to Dan, also a senior pastor, and together they love hiking, going to small concert venues (especially Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors!), and adventuring with their daughter, Georgia Mae. Pastor Mary Hyer, Waynedale United Methodist Church

Luther Oconer is associate professor of United Methodist Studies at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. He teaches on the area of United Methodist studies, the Holiness Movement, Pentecostal/ Charismatic Movement, and church renewal. Born and raised in the Philippines, Luther worked as an engineer when God called him to the ministry in 1997 at an Aldersgate conference. He has pastored churches in the province of Pampanga in the Philippines, New Jersey, and Alaska. Luther is passionate about promoting revival in churches and seeing them renewed by the power of the Holy Spirit. He regularly preaches in renewal conferences and leads workshops on divine healing in the U. S., and internationally. He has been married to Marion for 21 years and they are blessed with two children, Ilana and Wesley.

Rob McCorkle and his wife Cindy travel the country full time for Becoming Love Ministries Association speaking in conferences and churches, imparting kingdom truths to pastors, leaders, and congregations across denominational lines. He is the author of several books including Bridging the Great Divide: Reuniting Word and Spirit and Elevate. The McCorkles have two married children and four grandchildren. 

CJ Hock is a firm believer that the best practices in corporate worship begin in the unseen spaces of devotion; that adoration and praise are cultivated in the secret place at the feet of Jesus. His worship journey began when he was 12 years old. Tired of hitting repeat on Passion's "Road to One Day" album, his heart longed to sing to the Lord his own song. Out of this desire, he learned the necessity of leaning into the Lord in every present moment and proclaiming His goodness over every situation. From prayer rooms to conference rooms, he has witnessed the necessity of attending to the presence of the Lord and stewarding the Lord's leading in the moment. CJ is a graduate of Asbury Theological Seminary, where he learned to make the desk an altar, and was shaped as much by walls of Estes as he was in the classrooms of McPheeters. Currently, CJ and his wife Diana live in Northern Indiana, where he works full-time in business and teaches part-time as an adjunct professor for Bethel University.

Champ Squires 28 a native of South Carolina born with cerebral palsy has strive to live his entire life as an outflow of the continual work of the Holy Spirit working in and through him! Even though he has a physical limitations that come along with cerebral palsy, He has never allowed that to stop and he never will! Champ earned his Bachelors of Christian Ministry’s from Southern Wesleyan University, and recently earned his Masters Of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary & currently is serving The St Matthew Circuit of churches the South Carolina Conference at the United Methodist Church!!! Champs passion is to invest in relationship with people to Encourage, Motivate, Inspire and Empower them to Live in a transformative relationship with Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit and therefore to transform each other!!!!!!

Rev Mary Hyer currently lives near Fort Wayne, Indiana, and has been a senior pastor of local UMC churches for the past 4 years. Beginning in July, she will step back from her duties as a senior pastor to hang out with her new daughter, explore her calling in Healing Prayer and Preaching Ministry, and work as a speaker for Remedy Live, an organization that brings awareness to and helps schools and businesses with mental health. A graduate from IWU ('13) and Asbury Theological Seminary ('17), Mary's areas of focus in school were preaching, theology, and exploring her passion for healing prayer ministry--sitting with others and watching as Jesus did His work by the power of the Holy Spirit. 

Mary is married to Dan, also a senior pastor, and together they love hiking, going to small concert venues (especially Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors!), and adventuring with their daughter, Georgia Mae. Pastor Mary Hyer, Waynedale United Methodist Church

Pastor Tim and Pam have been in ministry for 23 years, of which 16 of those have been spent pastoring Pfrimmer’s Chapel UMC in Corydon, Indiana.  Early in their ministry, the Holy Ghost asked them if they wanted a “normal” ministry or a “supernatural” one.  As they got on their knees and prayed together, they chose at that very moment:  Supernatural!  

Since that decision, they have seen the Holy Ghost move in their life and ministry in incredibly anointed ways, transforming a country church of 85 in one worship service into a church of as much as 1,000+ attending 10 weekly services. (And now too many to count due to all of the ministries around the globe.)

Pastor Tim also serves as co-founder and spiritual director of The Joshua Center, a ministry of mentoring and training leaders that reaches into four continents.  

Pastor Tim and Pam have three adult children:  a son, Taylor, and daughter in-law, Colleen; and two daughters, Merritt and Olivia.  They also have a small pony (otherwise known as a Great Dane) named Meshach.

Christen Ball and her husband, Michael, are worship leaders based out of Nashville, TN.  They recently released a worship EP, "Songs of Deliverance," which includes songs Christen and Michael wrote with their pastors, Jack Mooring (from the band Leeland) and Whitney Mooring.   But music is only part of their calling. Both would say that they enjoy ministering to people through prayer and relationship-building more than they enjoy ministering behind a microphone or an instrument.  They want to show everyone they come in contact with how much Jesus loves them.  

Christen and Michael are also actively involved in relief to Jacmel, Haiti, through the non-profit organization, Restore Haiti (www.restorehaiti.com).  Also, this past March, they led worship in Bangalore, India, at Chai316 (www.chai316.com), a ministry devoted to sharing the love of Christ with at-risk college students.  

Christen and Michael love serving at their home church in Franklin, TN, by leading worship for adults, children, and youth, and leading a small group.