LaHaye holds a Doctor of Ministry degree from Western Theological Seminary and the Doctor of Literature degree from Liberty University.

LaHaye and his wife Beverly, who is chairman of the board and founder of Concerned Women for America, have been married for over 60 years and live in southern California. They have four grown children, nine grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren.

His Internet sites include Tim LaHaye Ministries and Left Behind.

As a young man he graduated from the Naval academy, joined the Missile Program, and eventually became Branch Chief of the Department of Guided Missiles. During that time, he earned a master's degree in engineering at UCLA, supplementing previous graduate work in applied mathematics, advanced statistics and information sciences.

Recruited into senior management at the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, Michigan, Chuck established the first international computer network in 1966. He left Ford to start his own company, a computer network firm that was subsequently acquired by Automatic Data Processing (listed on the New York Stock Exchange) to become its Network Services Division. He had a remarkable 30-year executive career, serving on the Board of Directors of 12 public companies and CEO of 6 of them.

For twenty years Chuck balanced his high-profile corporate career with his teaching commitment to a weekly Bible study at the 30,000-member Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa, Southern California. He and his wife Nancy established Koinonia House in 1973.

Koinonia House now reaches tens of thousands through its monthly newsletter, radio shows, cassette tapes, and conferences. More than eight million study tapes have been distributed in the U.S. and in over 35 countries around the world.

David was born in Long Beach, CA and after High School, attended Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC, where he graduated with a B.A. in Bible, Greek, and Ancient History. After college, David attended Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, IN, where he received his M. Div. degree in Biblical Studies. David also continued graduate studies and received a Doctor of Ministry degree as well as a Ph.D. degree in Biblical Studies and languages. David also received a Doctor of Laws degree, being honored by Biola University.

He has been preaching and teaching the Bible for over 50 years and has taught courses in Bible, Theology, Biblical Languages and Expository Preaching in colleges as well as in graduate schools.

David was married in 1962 to his wife, Carole. Together they have three married children and six grandchildren. They have co-authored two best sellers - "Good Marriages Take Time" and "Romantic Lovers," a commentary on the Song of Solomon.

He has written over 35 books. His Biblical commentaries have included Genesis, Nehemiah, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Isaiah, Daniel, Philippians, I & II Timothy, Hebrews, and Revelation.

David has focused in his ministry upon Bible Prophecy, especially as it relates to God's plan for Israel.

In the mid 1980's, Gary stumbled onto some information about the United States printing a "new currency". After some investigation, he found that many countries around the world had already begun issuing new currencies similar in design. Gary discovered that this coordinated effort was merely a stepping stone toward establishing a single, global unit of exchange--which was to be part of a coming one world government.

He has written two best-selling books detailing his experiences and explaining the goals of the one-world/interfaith movement. His books, En Route to Global Occupation and The New World Religion, are fully documented and are critical in understanding today's global developments - including the current financial crisis. Gary keeps interested readers informed of the latest international economic, political and religious developments through his research news journal "Hope for the World Update."

Gary has appeared on over one thousand radio and television talk shows and shares his message with mostly Christian audiences throughout the US as well as internationally.

Gary and his wife, Audrey, have been married for 30 years and live with their four children near Indianapolis, Indiana.

He is editor of the Hope For The World website.

In a career change during the summer of 1996, he began publishing “Koenig’s Watch,” a weekly summary of important Middle East and world news. He moved the publication online in late 1996, expanding the coverage and changing the name to “Koenig International News” (watch.org). The news service has readers and e-mail subscribers in all 50 states and 105 countries.

William moved his news organization to Washington, D.C., in 2001 and became a White House correspondent. His experience at the White House has provided extraordinary behind-the-scenes experience and insight. He has learned much from the White House visits of world leaders and some of the most significant news events in our nation’s history.

He writes a weekly 14-page news report called “Koenig’s Eye View from the White House,” that focuses on world news that is biblically relevant and White House news from a Christian perspective.

He began Calvary Chapel as a home fellowship church plant from Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa and today, with God’s blessing, the church ministers to thousands each week through live studies and world-wide radio and internet broadcasts. Jack has a great passion for the prophetic study of the Bible, youth outreaches and the expositional teaching of God’s Word. To date the church has seen over one thousand people go out into the foreign field to serve the Lord Jesus Christ. Pastor Jack and his wife Lisa reside in Southern California with their two daughters.

Messages by Jack can be seen at Lightsource, or heard at One Place and several other locations on the Internet.

Ron has spoken in 75 countries on 6 continents, and is the author of numerous books including Fast Facts on False Teaching. He has spoken to over 30 major denominations,and was a frequent guest on D. James Kennedy's national radio broadcast and numerous others.

He is an expert in the area of Islamic beliefs and practices, and brings special insights to the world of prophecy about this important movement.

After a long search through world religions and many years of restlessness about unanswered questions in life, Mr. Dolphin became a Christian in 1962. He studied under, and was greatly influenced, by the late pastor and Bible expositor Ray C. Stedman of Peninsula Bible Church in Palo Alto, California.

For more than 35 years he has maintained an active interest in the Middle East and Israel and he travels in that region often.

He edits the popular Internet site: "Lambert Dolphin's Library." He is co-author with Ron Graff of Connecting the Dots: A Handbook of Bible Prophecy.

Another of Lambert's special interests is the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. He helps maintain The Temple Mount site on the Internet.

He was a pioneer in the field of educational computer software, producing the first commercially available educational products for microcomputers, starting in 1979. He helped write Apple Computer's Educational Classics, and produced the first electronic encyclopedia for personal computers, called The Discovery Encyclopedia.

Ron is editor of "Prophecy Central," which is usually listed on the first page of Google searches for "prophecy" and "Bible prophecy." He conducts "Prophecy Cafe" seminars and conferences.

His primary interests are in the areas of family (married to Barbara - three grown children), evangelism, discipleship, eschatology, apologetics, technology, and Israel.

He is co-author with Lambert Dolphin of Connecting the Dots: A Handbook of Bible Prophecy.

Since 2004 Pastore has been the host of KKLA's "The Frank Pastore Show," the most popular Christian talk show program in the nation. He integrates religion and politics with the news of the day in an entertaining and stimulating style.

Academic degrees:
Business Admininstration - 1989 - National University
Master of Philosophy of Religion and Ethics - 1994 - Talbot School of Theology at Biola University
Master of Political Philosophy and American Government - 2003 - Claremont Graduate School

As an interesting sidenote, Pastore gained the official record for completing the 72-ounce steak meal challenge at the Big Texan steakhouse in Amarillo, Texas in 1987. His record was not broken until 2008.

Frank will conduct his show from the conference on Friday night from 4 to 7 p.m. He will be Master of Ceremonies for the rest of the conference as well. Visit his home page on the Internet for more information.