Chanda Crutcher is the founder of American Senior Assistance Programs, the founder and former associate pastor of the Legacy Center, and former missional pastor at Restoration Foursquare Church (Huntsville Foursquare Church) in Huntsville, Ala. An ordained Foursquare minister and soon-to-be graduate of Life Pacific University (MASL), Chanda is an excellent communicator, dedicated developer of people, and committed servant to Jesus and His church. Her decades of experience in the marketplace and 11 years in ministry forge a compelling perspective for ways to encourage, equip, mobilize and join with others to follow Jesus and His mission. Chanda and Darrell, her husband of nearly 20 years, love doing ministry together with their five children.

Peter Bonanno most recently served The Foursquare Church as district supervisor of the Northeast Atlantic District, but his ministerial experience stretches back more than 30 years as a church-planter, pastor and team-builder. He and his wife, Lisa, planted Grace Capital Church (Pembroke Foursquare Church) in Pembroke, N.H., in 1996 and served as pastors there for almost 20 years. He also has served on the Foursquare board of directors and executive cabinet. Peter holds a master’s degree in strategic leadership from Life Pacific University. Peter and Lisa have three adult children.

Carrie Jenkins has been a Foursquare minister for more than 30 years. With her husband, Dale, she co-pastored New Hope Worship Center (Concord Foursquare Church) in Concord, N.C. She loves enabling others to reach their God-given potential and calling. She also has served on the Foursquare board of directors and the board of Life Pacific University-Ignite. Carrie earned a bachelor’s degree from Life Bible College East and a master’s degree in strategic leadership from Life Pacific University. Carrie and Dale have been married for more than 30 years and have two grown children.

Antonio Sims is the founder and former senior pastor of True Worship Church (Ferndale Metro Foursquare Church), which has been serving the community of Detroit for over 10 years. An ordained Foursquare minister, Antonio has served as a board member for Foursquare and for International Hope Center. His passion is to spark transformation at every level—organizations, cities and hearts. A mentor and coach to church planters, Antonio brings his business acumen—he has an MBA—and ministry focus, along with extensive travel and trials as a Marine with the Marine Corp. Born in Vietnam, Antonio grew up in Detroit. He and his wife, Nina, have six children.

Beth Hackbarth has served as co-lead pastor of Sterling Foursquare Church in Sterling, Colo., with her husband of 15 years, Ben. She also served as director of leadership development and communications for the Gateway District. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Life Pacific University and is starting a master’s degree in ministry at Portland Seminary in the fall. Beth is passionate about emboldening people to step out in their faith and launching leaders into their God-given calling. The Hackbarths have three children.

Pam Wold has served as co-pastor of Living Way (Little Rock Foursquare Church) in Little Rock, Ark., with her husband, Ken, since 1986. Over the years, she has developed multi-generational ministry as an educator, piano teacher, children’s pastor and camp director—she is truly energized by loving and serving people. She also served as regional pastor of Foursquare’s MidSouth District and on the executive council. The Wolds enjoy spending time with their four grown children and four granddaughters.

Martin Ruarte has served the local church in various roles, from administrator to co-pastor and church planter at the local level, and, at the district level, as assistant supervisor and Hispanic and multiethnic director. He is passionate about building bridges between cultures and empowering leaders in their calling. Martin moved to the U.S. from Mendoza, Argentina, at the age of 20, and immediately graduated from a local church Bible institute. He then obtained Foursquare credentials in 2004, earned a Bachelor of Science in Business with a focus in Accounting in 2012, became a CPA in 2015, and graduated from Life Pacific University with a Master of Arts in Strategic Leadership in 2019. He has been married to Angela for 18 years; they have three children.

Rolando Cortes has served as a Foursquare minister for almost 30 years. Rolando and his wife, Silvia, recently planted Life En El Camino Church (Alexandria VA Hispanic Foursquare Church) in Alexandria, Va., and he served as senior pastor there. He also has organized evangelism teams for Latin America and the U.S., and is a professor at Life Pacific University. Rolando studied theology in his native Colombia, holds a master’s degree in divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary, and is working toward a doctoral degree. The Corteses have two grown children.

Marysol Ramos most recently served as assistant administrator at Foursquare’s National Church Office. She is passionate about serving God and His people, and has served in many different helping and administrative capacities. She also is the assisting minister of Dios Restaura (Glendale Hispanic 2 Foursquare Church) in Glendale, Calif., which she and her husband, Walter, planted in 2005. Marysol and Walter have been married since 1996. They enjoy spending time with their two teenage kids, playing games and enjoying nature.

Dave Edler was the associate supervisor for the Northwest District, served on the Foursquare board of directors, and is the chair of the missions committee. He and his wife, Susie, live in Yakima, Wash., where Dave was the senior pastor at Yakima Foursquare. They transitioned the church to their son and daughter-in-law, Jacob and Chantal, in April 2019. Dave is heavily involved in his community, where he has served as the mayor of Yakima. During his time as mayor, Yakima saw a reduction in crime rates, increased redevelopment investment, and improved the city's public image. Dave is passionate about planting churches, and developing strong and healthy leaders.

David Eddy is an ordained Foursquare minister. He has worked in different pastoral capacities for Pasadena Foursquare Church in Pasadena, Calif., Gateway Chapel Foursquare and also Faith Center (La Grande Foursquare Church) in La Grande, Ore., where he served as senior pastor. He has previously served as divisional superintendent and on Foursquare’s board of directors. David and his wife, Sunshine, have two grown children.

An additional associate supervisor will be appointed to the Northwest District.

Sheldon Lacsina is the lead pastor of New Hope Hilo Hawaii (Hilo Foursquare Church) in Hilo, Hawaii. In addition to serving many roles in the local church—youth, young adults, AV director and executive pastor—he has served as an area pastor to the Big Island and Maui Division. Sheldon has completed various courses and certifications, including those in hermeneutics, doctrine and ministerial leadership, as well as coursework at The King’s College (now called The King’s University) in Van Nuys, Calif. Sheldon is a frequent speaker at camps, conferences, retreats and conventions, including the Foursquare National Convention in Sri Lanka. He has served on the Foursquare Missions Committee and enjoys all forms of art, basketball and running. Sheldon and his wife, Heidi, have two sons and three grandsons.

Billy Calderwood was the lead pastor of Media City Church (Burbank Foursquare Church) in Burbank, Calif. In 24 years of vocational ministry, Billy has served as church multiplication coordinator for the Southern California District and in roles that have emphasized NextGen, developing a culture of discipleship, leadership development, engaging post-Christian culture, and performing arts and media. In addition to earning a degree in organizational leadership from Azusa Pacific University and a master's degree from Life Pacific College, he is a gifted communicator and has a passion for seeing lives transformed, laborers sent into the harvest field, and leaders multiplied. He is married to Kristin, and they have three children.

Bill Chaney has been in ministry for more than 35 years. He formerly served as district supervisor of the Central Pacific District, senior pastor of Valley Christian Center (Fresno First Foursquare Church) in Fresno, Calif., and chairperson of Foursquare’s board of directors, among other roles. In 2014 he helped launch Valley Dream Center in Fresno, which helps people living in poverty with social programs and training. He and his wife, Beth, enjoy spending time with their three grandchildren.

Grace Kladnik was most recently the co-lead pastor of Vintage Faith Culver City in Los Angeles with her husband, Matt. She has served in the past as a youth pastor, church-planter and missionary to Australia. Her heart to equip and release women led Grace to start a training program called She Leads. Grace focuses on pastoring the community beyond the church walls; she helped launch a thrift store, coffee shop, pop-up pantry and creative space that serve their community every day of the week. Grace and Matt have three young daughters.

Mark Slomka served as teaching pastor of Faith Community (San Diego Foursquare Church) in San Diego. His ministry priorities are kingdom saturation, influence and multiplication. Mark previously was the pastor of a Presbyterian church in La Jolla, Calif., for more than 20 years, and he and his wife, Carol, once lived in England, where they focused on charismatic church renewal and evangelism. The Slomkas have four daughters and two grandchildren.