Bob’s calling began as an electrical engineer, learning to harness the electron to perform industrial tasks. The Lord had a different plan and His gift of salvation and subsequent baptism in the Spirit led him to a life of vocational ministry, serving for 20 years as a pastor. Augmenting this, he had the honor of serving as the director of Inter-School Christian Fellowship in Windsor. God’s blessing never diminished. Today, he shares life with his incredible wife Carolyn and their two awesome kids, Danae and Caleb. Spare moments are divvied up between running a small IT business, teaching an adult class at the Neighbourhood Church, honing his photography skills, and joyful noises on the guitar.
Family Fellowship Weekend 2022: Jim Molloy
Jim serves as the executive director of Ministries and Missions for the Maritime District. He is married to Sandy, and they have three sons. They live just outside of Truro, Nova Scotia.
Jim graduated from Eastern Pentecostal Bible College with a Bachelor of Theology degree in 1994. He and Sandy married in the same year and they relocated to Quispamsis, New Brunswick, where he served as the assistant pastor of Kings Way Assembly in Quispamsis, NB. Six years later, they moved to Dartmouth, NS, to serve as the associate pastor of Evangel Pentecostal Church. While leading at Evangel, Jim was appointed as the church ministries director for the Maritime District. In 2003, he was appointed to serve full-time with the district.
In addition to providing leadership to Next Generation events, Jim serves as church planting director and has established several leadership development initiatives, most recently the Ministry Apprenticeship Program. Jim serves on multiple committees, including on the board of Master’s College & Seminary, the board of Aboriginal Bible Academy, and various PAOC guiding groups.
Jim’s favourite ministry tasks include leadership training and personal coaching. He feels at his best when he is helping leaders and helping churches.
In 2011, Jim released Every Leader’s Everest, a book on insecurity’s impact on leaders.
Family Camp Week 3 2022: Philippe Chasse
Philippe Chasse is the Strategic Director and Children’s Ministries Coordinator for the District of Quebec at the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. After more than 40 years of working with children (10 serving as a children’s pastor and 10 with DQ-PAOC), Philippe is still passionate to see their lives and their families transformed by the love of Jesus Christ. He and his wife Celine are the proud parents of their daughter Noemie, who has also been serving alongside her dad in the churches of Quebec. PAOC Kidz has a free resource page and a YouTube channel. There you can find material we created, use regularly and make available to churches and families. My passion and mission has been to make the Bible come alive and make known Jesus to children.
Family Camp Week 2 2022: Dr. Martin Mittlelstadt
Martin Mittelstadt began teaching at EU in 2000. He teaches New Testament, Pentecostal Theology and Spiritual Formation. His most recent publications include “Canadian Pentecostal Reader: The First Generation of Pentecostal Voices in Canada. 1907-1925” (co-authored, 2021); “Mennocostals” (co-edited, 2019); and Receiving Scripture in the Pentecostal Tradition (co-edited, 2021).
Mittelstadt lives in the Gospels and Acts. His love for all things Lukan (Luke-Acts) began with his doctoral dissertation entitled “Spirit and Suffering in Luke-Acts” (T&T Clark, 2004) and remains alive to this day. His “Reading Luke-Acts in the Pentecostal Tradition” (CPT Press, 2010) received the 2011 Book of the Year Award from the Foundation for Pentecostal Scholarship. Other publications include books and articles on Pentecostalism, hermeneutics, pacifism, forgiveness, ecumenism, and more.
He serves as the immediate Past President for the Society of Pentecostal Studies (www.sps-usa.org). He teaches annually in his native Canada, and other seminaries around the world. In Springfield, he co-chairs the local Catholic/Pentecostal Dialogue, and is a member of “Missourians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty.” He and his wife Evelyn have three children (Rachel [and Ben Bell], Sarah, and Andrew). Mittelstadt believes spare time should be devoted primarily to hockey (Canada’s national religion).
Family Camp Week 2 2022: Josh Hageman
Josh is the Lead Pastor at Kingsview Community Church in Hamilton, Ontario. He is married to Jordan, they have 3 goons, and love living in the community they pastor. Josh’s desire is to be more like Jesus, who was a carpenter. Josh buys, sells, refinishes, and collects mid-century modern furniture.
Family Camp Week 1 2022: Gerry Tonn
Gerry and Elaine have served in ministry together for 38 years, pastoring in various cities in Ontario, including: Aurora, Thunder Bay, Scarborough, Hamilton and most recently Paris. In addition, Gerry teaches undergrads at Master’s Bible College and Seminary. Currently Gerry also does work for the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Elaine grew up in Argentina in a missionary family and is an ordained minister with the PAOC. She serves as a workplace chaplain and a wedding officiant.
They count their family as one of life’s greatest blessings! Their family includes: two daughters Alyssa and Sheryce, sons-in-law Jonathan and Micah, and then four amazing grandchildren: Kaiya, Ashton, Ella and Noah!
In their free time, they like to go for coffee or long walks! They are looking forward to going shopping to the US again!
Gerry and Elaine love God and people and are excited to serve at Evangel. If you are looking for a church home feel free to contact them and say hello. Gerry is involved in pastoral care support.
Family Camp Week 1 2022: Chuck Price
Chuck has a great sense of humor and the unique ability to communicate the Gospel, relating to every age group. He is a gentle giant, who is real and relevant. Chuck is an encourager and exhorter with a pastor’s heart and evangelist’s eye. He is passionate to see lives changed for Jesus Christ. Chuck was born into a pastor’s home in Ontario, Canada. At the age of five, accepted the Lord as his personal Saviour and was baptized in the Holy Spirit. He rebelled against God at the age of 16 when his father was killed in a car accident. In 1976, as the result of his mother’s prayers, Chuck made a radical change and re-dedicated his life to Christ. In 2005, after for 24 years of pastoring in Canada and the States, Chuck founded the non-profit corporation, Reapers in the Rain International. Its purpose is to reap the Harvest in the power of the Holy Spirit. Ready the unsaved for the Rapture and the saved for Revival. As a Missionary/Evangelist he travels extensively sharing faith, training pastors and leaders, building infrastructure, providing means for sustainable development, and providing humanitarian aid. His ministry goal is to release the labourers, revive the church, restore the fallen, and reach the lost. Chuck is a fisherman at heart and a fisher of men. He and his wife, Trish, live in Ontario, Canada. They have three grown children and nine awesome grandchildren.
Lorrie Gibbons: Family Fellowship Weekend
Scott Bullerwell - Family Camp Week 3 2021
Billy Richards - Family Camp Week 2 2021
Family Camp Week 1 2021
Family Camp Week 3 2020
Family Camp Week 2 2020
We regret that we are missing the audio files for July 17th for Louis Halbgewachs and July 14th for James Schwab.
Family Camp Week 1 2020
We regret that we have no audio file for July 7th for Junie Josue and July 9th for Ivan Blakney
Brad Baker - Family Fellowship Weekend 2019
Adam Gilfillan - Youth Camp 2019
Ryan Harmon - Camp 68 2019
Andy Gabruch - Family Camp Week 3 2019
Kevin & Julia Garratt Missions weekend 2019
*Saturday & Sunday Morning unavailable due to sensitive information