Arrow Leadership International Ministries

Mark Buchanan talks about his book "Hidden in Plain Sight"
Hidden in Plain Sight with Arrow alumnus and trainer, Mark Buchanan (3 min) video clip.

Mark Buchanan - New Life Community Baptist Church
Mark Buchanan is a pastor, author and speaker. He leads New Life Community Baptist church in Duncan, British Columbia.

Lorna Dueck - Listen Up TV
Lorna Dueck is the Executive Producer of the current affairs program Listen Up TV. A popular television host and public speaker, Lorna is a regular commentary writer on faith and public life in Canada’s largest national newspaper, The Globe and Mail.

Jamie McIntosh - International Justice Mission Canada
Led by Jamie McIntosh, an advocate for children at risk, International Justice Mission Canada was formed in 2002 to educate, empower and engage Canadians in the pursuit of justice for the oppressed. IJM Canada staff and volunteers have participated in rescue operations of children from forced prostitution and families from bonded slavery. The work of IJM Canada has been featured on CBC Television, CTV, Global, CityTV, CTS, CBC Radio One, CFRA, CKNW and other media outlets across the country.

John Parrish - Billy Graham Training Center
John serves as Director of Program at the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove in Asheville, NC. The BGTC is the result Dr. and Mrs. Graham’s vision for a training center that would serve as a hub for national and international training in Christian evangelism and discipleship. Since 1994 John's responsibilities have included management of the Cove's training seminars with oversight for the program, speakers, emcees, worship leaders, workshops and small groups.

Wendy Gritter - New Direction Ministries of Canada
Wendy Gritter is the Executive Director for New Direction Ministries of Canada. It is a great privilege to serve God through the ministry of New Direction. Jesus touched the lives of marginalized people – often those who would be categorized as sexual sinners by the established religious leaders. As I serve those dealing with sexual and gender identity questions I believe it is what Jesus would do if he walked our streets today.

Jody Cross - Harvest Bible Chapel
Captured the grace and love of Christ, my passion is to know Him and in the power of the Holy Spirit to make Him known. As a lifestyle worshipper, with all of my strength, I want to help people encounter the glory of God and experience a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. I desire to be a catalyst for spiritual renewal by equipping the Church for excellence and impact in worship; worship that is central to life and the life of the Church.

Daniel Oh - Safe Harbor Ministry
My wife Ellen and I started a “Safe Harbor Ministry” recently. We meet many followers of Jesus who have been battered by the storms of life. Their life compass and map have been washed away by the storm. They need to come into a safe harbor and regroup themselves by repairing their ship, redrawing the map, and recreating the compass.

Dr. Jon Ohlhauser - Prairie Bible Institute
As a graduate of Prairie High School, Dr. Jon Ohlhauser has earned a B.Sc. from Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA, an M.A. from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC and a Ph.D. from Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA. Dr. Ohlhauser’s academic interests are in the field of Communication. He has a special interest in studying how human efforts in communicating the Gospel are empowered by God’s Spirit to touch the hearts of people. He has published and presented several manuscripts on this concept.

Dr. Foley Beach - Holy Cross Anglican Church
In January 2004 Foley Beach resigned his position as a priest in the Episcopal Church over its departure from Biblical Christianity. He became a priest in good standing in the Anglican Diocese of Bolivia and started a new ministry in Loganville, Georgia called Holy Cross Anglican Church where he serves as the rector and pastor. God has blessed this step of faith as lives are being impacted and transformed with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. After 18th months the congregation had over 50 active ministries and built a new 20,000 sq. ft. building for worship with space for education and administrative needs.