T.M. Moore

T. M. Moore is principal of The Fellowship of Ailbe, a spiritual fellowship in the Celtic Christian tradition, and dean of the Centurions Program.

He serves as Content Manager for The Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview and as General Editor for The Worldview Church. He is the author or editor of over twenty books; his papers, essays, poems, and reviews have appeared in dozens of journals and numerous websites; and his columns and essays currently appear on six different websites.

His essays on science and Christian faith appear monthly at The Center for Science and Faith International, and those on poetry are featured each month at Provocations: The Trinity Journal. T. M. served for more than thirty years as a pastor, seminary president, and advisor to a wide range of ministries. He has been theological adviser to Prison Fellowship, BreakPoint, and Chuck Colson for 25 years. Sign up to receive his daily email devotional Crosfigell, reflections on Scripture and the Celtic Christian tradition. You can also sign up at The Colson Center to receive his daily study, ViewPoint, studies in Christian worldview living, or at The Worldview Church to receive his daily pastoral devotional, Pastor to Pastor.

T. M. and his wife and editor, Susie, have four grown children and eleven grandchildren and make their home in Hamilton, Virginia.

Jim Weaver

Jim Weaver is a graduate of Chesapeake Theological Seminary and senior pastor of Crossroads Presbyterian Church in Middletown, Delaware, where he has served since 1999. He and his wife, Karen, have six children. Two of Jim's children are by adoption, and he remains committed to the work of caring for orphans locally and abroad through his ongoing work with the Mid-Atlantic Orphan Care Coalition. Jim is passionate about preaching God's Word and mentoring present and future church leaders.

Jim also works with the West Africa Partnership, a strategic partnership between U.S. churches and West African churches that exists to support the work of national church planters throughout Muslim dominated West Africa.

John Nunnikhoven

John Nunnikhoven's journey with the Lord began in the spring of 1979, when he and his wife Betty were met by the Holy Spirit during Morning Prayers at a Benedictine monastery in Weston, Vermont. The journey has taken many twists and turns through a variety of different denominations and worship experiences, but one of the major re-directions was when John was accepted into the first Centurions class. It was through the Centurions Program that he was introduced into a fellowship of like-minded believers seeking to live out their faith in all aspects of their lives.

Life since commissioning has been anything but the American retirement dream: prison ministry, working to integrate ex-inmates into society, using their home as a halfway house, publishing a daily meditation on the Psalms, publishing a devotional based on those meditations, teaching BWV to civic, political and church leaders, working in the restorative and reparative justice areas, and mowing the grass.

And now, there has been another re-direction as John is accepted into membership in The Fellowship of Ailbe and has begun working toward what, Lord willing, will become a re-awakening of the Church as a body directed into living the Kingdom in the here and now as it awaits the yet to come.

Jesse Slusher

Jesse Slusher and his wife Lynn experience God's grace in Quincy, Washington, where they are in their 20th year of serving and pastoring Faith Community Church. They have four children, two still at home, and three grandchildren. Jesse once took a spiritual gifts assessment and scored highest in "missionary," so he considers himself a missionary to his community and pastor to the people he serves at Faith.

Besides preaching, counseling, and other general duties of a pastor, he works with the church youth. They are developing a youth intern program to get the youth more involved in the life flow of opportunities and leadership within our local church and in the mission field.  We run a Celebrate Recovery program weekly and  have a strong emphasis on small groups.

Faith Community is not part of a denomination, though Jesse is a member of Ministers Fellowship International, which provides accountability, covering, and relationship. The church is evangelical/charismatic/reformed in its flavor, ministry and doctrine. They have strong relationships with other Bible believing churches and pastors in the city, and cooperate in united prayer and worship regularly.

Jesse's other interests, passions and joys include his grandchildren, hiking, writing, gardening, and art.

Sam Smith

Sam is a transplanted Southerner who moved to northern California during grade school. Although a church-goer, it was during his first year in college that he sensed something not right with his soul. Through friends who invited him to a Christian college ministry, he was challenged that faith in God included becoming a "follower" of Jesus along with accepting His offer of forgiveness. In John 8:31, he read, "If you abide in My word, you are My disciples indeed. And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."

In the summer of 1972, while sitting on a beach in Florida, Sam asked Jesus be the Lord of his life, and from that point, God began unfolding his life's purpose.

Sam serves as the managing editor of the Worldview Church. He has been an Evangelical Free Church pastor for over twenty years and is a graduate of Cal State University (BA), Denver Seminary (MDiv) and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (DMin). His Kingdom missional focus is to provide training to evangelical leaders to see relationships covenantally and live accordingly. He lives in beautiful northern Michigan with his wife, Meredith; they are the parents of five children.

Chuck Huckaby

Chuck Huckaby is a pastor and associate editor of Chuck Colson's Worldview Church