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 RON HUTCHCRAFT
Ron Hutchcraft is a passionate, contemporary evangelist, speaker, author, and radio host. As President of Ron Hutchcraft Ministries, Ron and his team specialize in developing, authentic, relevant, and creative tools to reach people with the message of Jesus.
Ron is looked to as a “Spiritual Rescue Coach.” Ron comes alongside Christian ministries, organizations, and leaders, and provides both the “want to” and the “how to” for using their influence for maximum evangelistic impact. “Movements of rescue” are being developed through Christian business leaders, Christian Radio broadcasters, church leaders, and more.
Mr. Hutchcraft is also involved in work with Native Americans, and is founder of the “On Eagles’ Wings” Native leadership program.
Ron’s closest partner in life and work is his wife, Karen. They are the parents of three grown children and have seven grandchildren.
 DUDLEY HALL
Dudley Hall has been recognized by her peers as having been blessed with multiple gifts for serving the Body of Christ. He is a popular speaker, a trusted father, and an effective preacher. Dudley serves as President of Successful Christian Living Ministries and FCCM in Euless, TX where he mentors young men, pastors and ministry leaders.
Dudley's passion is the centrality of Jesus Christ and his message is the proclamation and practice of the New Testament gospel. Dudley's aim is to connect the generations in their pursuit to change the world.
Dudley is a graduate of Samford University with a Bachelor of Arts and from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary with his Masters of Divinity. He is author of several books including Grace Works, Glad to be Left Behind and Incense & Thunder. He resides in Grapevine, TX with his wife Betsy.
 B.J. WEBER
Rev. William John (B.J.) Weber has lived and served in New York City since 1979. Upon first coming to Manhattan, B.J. started a street ministry, where for five years he served in rescue and recovery efforts with addicts, prostitutes, teenage runaways and the homeless, while co-pastoring a mission church in Times Square.
In 1984, B.J. founded the New York Fellowship, an interdenominational ministry, which provides spiritual direction, counseling and pastoral care to leaders in the business and professional communities of the New York City area.
For more than two decades, B.J. served as Chaplain for the World Series Champion New York Yankees. He is the co-founder of more than 25 inner-city ministries, including the East Harlem Little League, Youth Impact, Pregnancy Help, Brooklyn Little League, Kids to Camp Program. He also was co-founder of the Amistad Mission Clinic and Orphanage in Bolivia, and has been the catalyst for launching other endeavors that reflect Christ’s love for those in need.
B.J. Weber is an ordained minister, attended the Presbyterian Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa, and graduated with a B.S. in psychology at Iowa State University in 1971. During seminary, he lived for six years as a non-vowed monk, attached to the New Melleray Trappist Monastery in Iowa, where upon a casual visit to buy their homemade bread, he first came to faith in Christ. He worked and lived for those seminary years in relationship with their sister Trappistine convent, Our Lady of the Mississippi Abbey, whose chaplain, as well as the abbess, provided spiritual direction and mentoring during B.J.'s early years in faith.
Since 1980, B.J. has been married to his wife, Sheila, a journalist and public relations consultant, who has also been vitally instrumental in the founding and managing of the New York Fellowship. They run a hospitality house in midtown Manhattan, which serves visitors from all over the world and hosts ongoing dinners and outreach events. They have two children, Max, age 23, and Rachel, age 21.
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