Until his retirement Paul was Bishop of North Sydney and prior to that rector of two parishes, and Master of Robert Menzies College, Macquarie University where he founded the University Church. He is Teaching Fellow Regent College Vancouver, Lecturer Emeritus Moore College, Sydney, Honorary Associate in Ancient History Macquarie University, and Fellow of the Institute for Biblical Research. Paul writes commentaries on New Testament texts, as well as on New Testament history, and is a frequent traveller in the Lands of the Bible. He is married to Anita.

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Julian M. Dobbs is the Bishop of 
CANA East and the Missionary Bishop of the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA). He is a member bishop of the ACNA and chairs the Islam and Religious Freedom Task Force. As Honorary Executive Director for Barnabas Aid in the USA and board member of Barnabas Aid International, he has a developed awareness of persecuted Christians. He has traveled and ministered with the Suffering Church across six continents. Following the Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2004 and his work in Aceh, Indonesia, with the persecuted church he was awarded the New Zealand Special Services Medal. Julian believes that the gospel message of the Lord Jesus Christ is God’s power for salvation. He is committed to planting new Anglican congregations in North America. Julian and his wife Brenda are naturalized citizens of the USA and live in Northern Virginia.

Educated at the Universities of Sydney (Australia), London and Durham (U.K.), John, by the grace of God, has spent most of his professional life as the senior minister of two Anglican churches in Australia – one in Canberra, ACT (which he founded), the other in Mosman, Sydney, NSW. In January 2001, at the invitation of Tim Keller and Redeemer Church New York, John and his wife Judith, moved to New York where he became the Founding Rector of Christ Church (Anglican) New York City. In his retirement John chairs the Anglican Connection and is Commissary to the Archbishop of Sydney in the USA. He also continues to preach and teach and write. John and his wife have four adult children and five grandchildren.

Born in Charlotte, NC, Peter has spent most of his life in Sydney, Australia, where from early years he has been actively involved in Christian ‘non-ordained’ ministry. In the course of his adult career, he has been involved in a range of management roles, including at executive level. Since 2012 he has helped establish the Centre for Ministry Development, now based at Moore Theological College, Sydney. The CMD provides opportunities, via consultation, workshops, and training, for senior pastors to focus on and effectively implement the key drivers for church ministry (see www.effectiveministry.org). Peter is married to Julia and has three teenage daughters.

Jim Salladin – Senior Minister, Emmanuel Anglican Church New York City, where he lives with his wife, Amber and their two sons. Jim ministered as associate minister at St John’s Vancouver, BC, Canada and then St James’ Muswell Hill, London, England, before moving to New York. He is currently a candidate for a PhD in systematic theology from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland.

Henry has lived in the United States and in England. Prior to planting All Souls Anglican in 2014, he served in the Church of England (1991-2001) and the Episcopal Church (2001-2013). Henry was appointed Canon Theologian for the Anglican Diocese of CANA East in December 2014. He contributes to ‘Meet the Puritans’ a blog of The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, and is Adjunct Professor in Homiletics at the Reformed Episcopal Seminary.