Stéphane Chauvette is a Canadian Evangelical Pastor, author, historian, musician, graphic designer, radio broadcaster and television host. He presently serves as Senior Pastor of New Beginnings Church — an Evangelical ministry located in the city of LaSalle (Montréal), Québec, Canada. Regarded by many as one of Canada’s finest Pastors, Stéphane Chauvette’s messages have been radio broadcasted for more than three decades — in both French and English. His television outreach (A WORD FOR TODAY) is aired on several networks across Canada. As a seasoned minister, Pastor Chauvette has shared more than 5,000 sermons with the Body of Christ.

For decades, Dr. Paul G. Trulin steadily poured forth the revelation of the indwelling Christ and His Resurrection life, as administered by the work of the Holy Spirit in and through the believer. Dr. Trulin’s teaching spanned the world reaching hungry hearts in more than fifty different nations to give birth to renewal and restoration, life in the Spirit and a deeper understanding and insight into the Christ Life message. 

He had forty years of pastoral experience in five pastorates on the West Coast and some twenty years of experience teaching on the foreign field in crusades and conferences as well as with many great sessions and Schools of Ministry for World Evangelism. 

Dr. Alex W. Ness was a well-known Bible teacher, lecturer and author who grew up in the Canadian prairies. Dr. Ness personally taught thousands of Pastors and Christian workers in Ministers’ Institutes in over 100 countries, as well as planted countless churches around the world. Most importantly, however, it is on the mission field that this wonderful man of God made his mark – evangelizing massive crowds mainly in South America, Africa and Asia. 

Dr. Alexander William Ness was a man with a multi-faceted ministry. As missionary-statesman, he traveled the world extensively and preached to many audiences in excess of millions. He pioneered religious television in Canada. 

Dr. Charles E. Blair was the founder of Calvary Temple, in Denver Colorado. In addition to building one of the city’s first megachurches, up from a congregation of only 58 parishioners, Dr. Blair also pioneered radio and television evangelism in Denver. He is remembered for his estimable skills as a preacher as well as his sense of humor and his kindness. 

In the later part of his life, Dr. Blair devoted much time to the building of churches in an extremely undeveloped area of Ethiopia. In 2003, he launched the Ethiopian Call, a church-planting effort in Ethiopia’s western Benishangul-Gumuz district near the Sudan border. To date, the missions outreach has helped build some 1,350 churches, where more than 64,000 adults worship each Sunday.