Jacob Igba is a mobilizer and serves as a mission and discipleship catalyst with Africa Inland Mission International (South Africa). Dr. Igba is on the teaching faculty of Mukhanyo Theological College and is a research fellow of the Unit for Reformational Theology and the Development of the South African Society at North-West University. Born in Northern Nigeria, Jacob resides in South Africa, where he continues to serve the cause of global mission as a researcher, trainer and conference speaker nationally and internationally. Jacob continues to contribute to mobilizing, equipping and training harvesters for Global evangelisation and mobilizing pastors and leaders towards more missional churches in Africa and beyond. Jacob is married to Juliet and they are blessed with two sons.
Daniel lives and serves in Accra, Ghana as the National Director for Fullstature Missions International ministering among the Konkomba.For over two decades he has been mobilizing in Ghana and West Africa. He is Training Director of the Ghana Evangelical Missions Association (GEMA). Since 2012, he has been engaged with Simply Mobilizing (Kairos) and also Perspectives on the World Christian Movement. This brings him face-to-face with church leaders on many levels.
Daniel is married to Rhoda and they have two girls and a boy.
David graduated from Nyack College in 1986 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Missiology, and a Master of Science in Management, International Development from Hope International University in Fullerton, California in 2007. He is currently studying a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies at the Alliance Theological Seminary in New York. After 12 years working in the corporate world in the metropolitan NY/NJ area, he joined the U.S. Center for World Mission in Pasadena, California, where he served as Director of Recruiting for 6 years. In 2005, he moved to Fayetteville, Arkansas where he assumed the role of National Director for the Perspectives Study Program. In 2012, he joined the Center for Mission Mobilization (CMM) and now lives and serves from Lima, Peru. His first 5 years in Latin America he served as Director of Program Development for Perspectivas, and helped launch programs in several Latin American countries. He helped reengineer the Support Raising Solutions Bootcamps, a ministry of the CMM that is now being used internationally in Asia, Europe, Africa, the US and in Latin America. He has served on various community development projects in India, Kenya and Perú. David and his wife Elizabeth (a Peruvian) have been married for 35 years, and have 3 adult children, and 3 grandchildren.
Prakash is from India, working with India Missions Association serving as Program & Research Director. He is married to Jaya, they have two sons. He started his ministry with Operation Mobilization taking the literature door to door, sharing the love of God. After serving with Operation with Mobilisation he went to pursue his Bachelor of Divinity, right after completing the theological studies joined with India Missions Association. Prakash has been involved with the missions in India since 2002, to mobilize Churches and missions to take part in the Great commission. Prakash is pursuing his D. Min with Biblical Institute of Leadership Development, USA.
Harriet is married to Sam Ngugi and they have two boys. Originally from Kenya, they are currently living in the UK.She is co-founder of Mission Campaign Network (MCN) a mission organization based in Kenya focusing on mobilizing and envisioning local churches, college students and market-place Christians in mission with a particular focus on least reached people nations and communities. While in the UK she is working as a mobilizer and mission mentor with Pioneers UK, focusing on mobilizing the Afro-Diaspora Christians in the UK for cross-cultural missions among the many nations considered least reached.Harriet is passionate to see God’s people participate in God’s mission to the nations, and recognize our times as a Kairos moment for the Church in Africa to participate more significantly in global missions.
German Ricca was born and raised in Cordoba, Argentina. He is married to his sweetheart Karina and they have two children: Fiorella and Giuliano. At the age of 15, he had a personal encounter with Jesus Christ that dramatically changed his life forever. As time passed, an all-consuming passion arose and he decided to answer God’s call to become a pastor and work in missions. He served as a youth pastor for nine years and then became an associate pastor at Ministerio La Gracia de Cristo in Argentina. He served there for 17 years now. In the meantime, he planted an international missionary organization in Argentina called: “Christ for the City International Argentina”, which focuses mainly on urban missions. That ministry still has a significant impact on the central and northern parts of the country. By God’s grace, he has been able to travel to many countries teaching, preaching and mobilizing the Church to fulfill the Great Commission for more than 18 years. He is also an active member of various global organizations focused on leadership and God’s mission. in addition to his other endeavors, is also involved in the Global Leadership Team of MentorLink International, Global Mobilization Network, and serves as the GProCentral Team facilitator for RREACH.. He currently resides in Omaha, USA, where he serves as an associate pastor at Harvest Church Omaha. He is currently completing his Master of Arts in Transformational Leadership at Bakke Graduate University in Dallas, Texas.
Noemí and her husband have been serving in Asia since 2005, they are part of Vision800Global Latinoamérica Mission Agence.They have served in mobilization of Young people in Argentina leading teams to Asia and Africa. Now they based in Thailand, Noemi is a member of the COMIBAM executive team as Director of Asia Region. She also coordinated the day of mobilization prayer for GMMI ( Global Mission Mobilization Initiative). She is the social media manager of PrayerCast for the Spanish world during the Ramadan each year and she facilitates in Spanish the 30 days of prayer for the Muslim world and the 5 days for Sikhs people.
Andrias Pantauw | Indonesia Peoples Network
Bruce Koch | Frontier Ventures / Perspectives Global
Chris Maynard | Transforming Information
Chulho Han | Mission Korea
Greg Parsons | Frontier Ventures
John Kayser | Bethany
Jordan Smith | United World Mission
Liz Adleta | Ethne Ephesus Global Support Team
Mary Ho | All Nations
Max Chismon | Simply Mobilizing
Rigoberto Diguero | Mision Mundial
Ryan Shaw | Global Mission Mobilization Initiative
Steve Hawthorne | Perspectives Global
Timothy Olonade | El-Rehoboth Global Leadership Foundation
Dave Rofkar | Center for Mission Mobilization