Professor Pierre Berthoud taught biblical languages at the Free Evangelical Seminary of Vaux-sur-Seine (1969-1971). From 1971 to 1975, he worked with Dr. Francis A. Schaeffer, head of the study centre, l’Abri Fellowship in Huémoz (Switzerland). He participated in the French translation of several of F. Schaeffer’s books.

In 1975, he became professor of Old Testament at the Free Reformed Seminary of Aix-en-Provence (now the Faculté Jean Calvin). He taught Old Testament and Apologetics there until August 2009 when he retired. He continued to teach Old Testament at the Seminary until 2012. Professor Berthoud was Doyen (Dean) of the Seminary for 19 years, from 1984 to 2001 and from 2007 to 2009. In 2012 he was appointed  Président of the Board of the Seminary. Concerned by the various practical and cultural implications of the Christian faith, he has been actively involved in Scripture Union, A Rocha France (Ecology), the Conseil national des Evangéliques de France (CNEF), and continues to be engaged in the Parvis des Arts.

He is president of the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians (since 2008) and has written many articles on different themes related to the Old Testament and to Apologetics. His book, En quête des origines. Les premières étapes de l’histoire de la Révélation : Genèse 1 à 11, Cléon d’Andran: Excelsis/Aix-en-Provence: Kerygma, was published at the end of 2008.

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Dr. Robert C. (Ric) Cannada, Jr. is Chancellor Emeritus of Reformed Theological Seminary.

For over 10 years Ric led RTS as Chancellor with five residential campuses in Jackson, MS; Orlando, FL; Charlotte, NC; Washington, D.C.; and Atlanta, GA; and one degree-granting extension campuses in Boca Raton, FL; a degree-granting Virtual Campus (distance education) based in Charlotte, NC; and three international Doctor of Ministry degree programs in Korea, Scotland, and Brazil.

Known personally as Ric, Dr. Cannada is a native of Jackson, MS, and a graduate of Vanderbilt University where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy. He completed his post-graduate studies at RTS receiving the degrees of Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry.

Ric’s service to the Lord also includes twenty years of experience as a Presbyterian pastor in Clinton, SC; Little Rock, AR; and Macon, GA. In 1993, Dr. Cannada accepted the position of Senior Vice President to provide leadership for the development and establishment of the RTS—Charlotte campus in NC. He was named Executive Vice President of the RTS system of campuses in 1998 and President of the RTS system in 2002. He became RTS Chancellor and CEO in 2004 when the seminary restructured to establish presidents on each campus under Ric’s overall leadership. In 2012, Ric became Chancellor Emeritus and still serves RTS in a variety of ways.

Ric and his wife, Rachel, have two children and seven grandchildren.

Dr. Matthew Ebenezer is an ordained teaching elder of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of India (RPCI). He has served on the Board of the WRF since 2006.

Matthew began teaching at Presbyterian Theological Seminary (PTS), Dehra Dun, India in 1982.  Between 2004 and 2014 he was engaged in other ministry opportunities that included serving as Country Director for Mission to the World (MTW) in his native Sri Lanka, overseeing Tsunami rehabilitation; Director for Theological Education for MTW’s church planting work in India, and Adjunct Professor of Church History and Practical Theology at the New Theological College, Dehra Dun.  He is now Interim Principal of PTS (from August 2014). In addition to his administrative duties, Matthew teaches Church History and Practical Theology at PTS. 

Matthew is the author of What the Apostles Believed: A Devotional Commentary (2007).  He has contributed to The Oxford Encyclopaedia of South Asian Christianity (2011), and the ESV Global Bible Study Bible (2012). Matthew’s primary interest is in theological education in majority world contexts.   He has taught in theological institutions in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Indonesia.   Matthew holds a Ph. D. in Historical Theology (1998) from Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia.

Matthew’s wife Anna has an academic background in the philosophy of Christian Education and taught for several years at PTS.  She founded an innovative Christian social enterprise for women (2000) with a vision to reach women in need.  The work involves counselling, discipling, life-skill building, and helping women re-discover their self-worth and dignity.

The Ebenezers have two married children and one grandchild.

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Dr. E. R. (Bob) Geehan was, from 1998 to 2014, the pastor of the very first church in Dutchess County, New York - The Reformed Dutch Church of Poughkeepsie, a congregation of the Reformed Church in America (RCA), founded in 1716. Bob was not an RCA pastor; he was "on loan" from the United Church of Christ, "A Formula of Agreement" (1998) partner of the RCA, along with The Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Presbyterian Church USA. The four denominations share each other's clergy.

Bob came to the RCA Poughkeepsie Church in 1998 from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, where he had been a Cadet Chapel Chaplain and Associate Professor of History (teaching History of Western and Asian Religions) since 1984. Before that Bob had been the pastor of the First Congregational Church in Farmington, New Hampshire (1979-1984) and an Assistant Professor at Barrington College in the Department of Biblical Studies (1973-1978).

He received his B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Illinois (1965) and his M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, in 1968. During his Westminster days, Bob was Cornelius Van Til's research and publication assistant. Bob and his wife Cherrill (Duchardt) went to the Netherlands in 1968 and Bob received his Drs. Fil, from the University of Utrecht in 1971. Also in 1971 he published Jerusalem and Athens: Festschrift for Cornelius Van Til.

Bob and Cherrill have three children, Kiera, Daniel, and Brenna.

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David R. Haburchak MD FACP is a Professor of Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia (MCG), Georgia Regents University, Augusta, Georgia where he has practiced academic medicine for over 20 years. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Haburchak was a Distinguished Military Graduate of the ROTC Program at the Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore), where he earned his B.A. Degree.  He is a diploma graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas) and the Moody Bible Institute (Chicago).  He received his M.D. also from Johns Hopkins and prior to joining MCG completed a 24 year career in the United States Army Medical Corps, with many leadership positions in academic military medicine. He is board certified in internal medicine and infectious diseases, and manages inpatient internal medicine and infectious disease patients, to include a large clinic of HIV patients. He has assisted AIDS patients since the beginning of the epidemic.

Dr. Haburchak has been recognized as an outstanding physician, teacher and leader throughout his career. He has had experience with medical faculty of the former Soviet Union, Cuba, Kenya, Ethiopia, Yemen, and China while on short-term medical-evangelism mission trips and visiting lectureships. He is a member of the American Osler and Christian Medical and Dental Societies and has attempted to meld the best traditions of personalized patient care with the competency-based and measured practice of the 21^st century. His areas of clinical, academic and research interest include application of the Gospel to holistic care of patients with complex diseases affected by sin, poverty and social disruption; emerging, parasitic, sexually transmitted, and neurological infections; end of life medical ethics; quality improvement; and systems theory in medicine and disease.

Dr. Haburchak has served three terms as a deacon and is currently a Ruling Elder at the First Presbyterian Church of Augusta, Georgia. He is the proud husband of Janet, and father of grown daughters, Kathryn and Lauren, their husbands Nick and James, and first grandchild, Hudson. He spoke at the Second General Assembly of World Reformed Fellowship in Johannesburg on the church’s role in care of HIV patients. He has completed a book, Kingdom Work: The Church’s Response to Child Sexual Abuse, prompted by the experience of his own patients. It is awaiting publication to be used as a means of training and encouraging the church worldwide. His greatest blessing in life has been to see the Lord Jesus Christ accomplish His Kingdom work in his family, patients, students, colleagues, and nations around the world. 

Benyamin F. Intan, Ph.D. is President of International Reformed Evangelical Seminary (www.sttrii.ac.id), Jakarta, and has served as the Synod member of the Reformed Evangelical Church of Indonesia (GRII), established by Rev. Dr. Stephen Tong, since 2004. As an ordained pastor of the GRII, he serves on the Board of Directors and the Theological Commission of the World Reformed Fellowship (WRF). On April 15, 2006, he (Co-Founder) and the Rev. Dr. Stephen Tong (Founder) establish a Reformed think-thank, Pusat Pengkajian Reformed bagi Agama dan Masyarakat (the Reformed Center for Religion and Society, RCRS, www.reformed-crs.org), and has been its Executive Director since then. RCRS functions as a think-tank that seeks to address from the Reformed perspective contemporary issues affecting religious and social life in Indonesia. He is also member of Editorial Board of International Journal for Religious Freedon (IJRF) issued by International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF) from World Evangelical Alliance (WEA). 

Dr. Intan has given lectures regarding religious freedom in Indonesia at Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, Washington DC, and at Westminster Theological Seminary (WTS), Philadelphia, USA. He is the first Presidential Visiting Scholar at WTS for summer 2014 and summer 2015. 

He has written numerous articles for journal, book chapters and magazine, and also opinion articles in various Indonesian newspapers like Kompas, Jakarta Post, Seputar Indonesia, Suara Pembaruan, and Sinar Harapan. His book, “Public Religion” and the Pancasila-Based State of Indonesia: An Ethical and Sociological Analysis, which was originally a doctoral dissertation, was published by Peter Lang, New York in 2006 (www.amazon.com). His article on “Religious Violence in Indonesia: The Role of State and Civil Society” was published on International Journal for Religious Freedom Vol. 5, No. 2 (2012): 63-77. His article on “Personal Ethics” was published on ESV Global Study Bible (2011): 1906-1908.

Dr. Intan holds a B.Sc. (Electrical Engineering) from Petra Christian University, Indonesia, an M.A. (Theological Studies) from Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, USA, an M.A.R. (Social Ethics) from the Divinity School of Yale University, New Haven, USA, and a Ph.D. (Social Ethics) from Boston College, Chestnut Hill, USA.

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Dr. In Whan Kim, born in Korea, currently President of Daeshin University and Seminary, Gyeongsan, Korea, a member of Board of Trustees of Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, and Chairman of the Truly Good Friends, a foundation to support the homeless in Seoul, graduated from Chongshin University (B.A.) and its Theological Seminary, Seoul, Korea, Westminster Theological Seminary, Phila.(M.Div., Th.M.), and University of Wales, Lampeter, Great Britain (Ph.D.).

Dr. Kim, author and translators of many articles and books in Korean and in English, had served Chongshin University and Seminary, Seoul, Korea, as a professor of the OT Studies (1982 -2011), Chair of Department of Theology(1984 - 85, 1994 - 96), Dean of Academic Affairs(1990, 1996), Vice President(1997 - 2000, 2003 - 04), and President (2004 - 08), and now Professor Emeritus of the OT Studies since 2011.  

He was ordained by the Presbytery of Philadelphia, PCA (1981), and is currently a teaching elder of the Nam Seoul Presbytery of the General Assembly Presbyterian Church in Korea (Hapdong).  He served a number of the local churches as a collaborate pastor to the senior pastor in Seoul, Korea (1982 - 2013), and he planted a church in Philadelphia (1987 - 89). He also served as a columnist of Kidok Shinmoon, a weekly newspaper of the General Assembly Presbyterian Church in Korea (Hapdong, 1990 - 1993; 1998 – 1999; 2002 - 2003).

He established the Society of the Reformed Theology (2002) and served it as its Chairman (2006 - 10); he served as the President of the Association of the Presidents of Theological Universities in Korea, as a member of Board of Trustees of the Korean Council for University Education (2006 - 08), and as a board member of the Associations of the Board of Trustees of the Private Universities in Korea (2007 - 09).  He was a member of the Consulting Committee for Unification Education, Ministry of Unification, Korea (2005 - 07); he was the Chairman of the Board of Dongjak Social Welfare Foundation and its Executive Officer (2004-07); and he was awarded the Recognition of Education by the President of Republic of Korea (2011). 

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Dr. Cecilio (Woody) Lajara is originally from Puerto Rico and has been involved in the Presbyterian Church all his life, serving as key leader in his local congregation and Presbytery. After graduated from the University of Puerto Rico, he came to Atlanta, Georgia, where he studied for the ministry at Columbia Theological Seminary and the Candler School of Theology (Emory).

Woody was ordained in the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America in July of 1969. He served as the Organizing Pastor of the first Hispanic Presbyterian Church in Atlanta for six years and was then involved, with Aiken Taylor, Don Patterson, and other church leaders, in the formation of the Presbyterian Church in America.

Woody served as a missionary in Mexico under the auspices of Mission to the World if the PCA, working as Professor of Theology at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary there. He was a missionary in Guatemala for six years and served as the organizer and Director of the School of Theology at the Mariano Galvez University. He has served as Vice President for Latin America of Evangelism Explosion International for the past thirteen years.

As Vice President for Evangelism Explosion in Latin America, Woody leads a Team of 14 members laboring in the EE Ministry as “Regional Directors”. He also leads and extended team of 250 Clinic Teachers and 67 Field Workers in the Latin American countries and in the Iberian Peninsula.

Woody, Dr. Paul Gilchrist, and Dr. Rick Perrin were the organizers of the first meeting of a group of Reformed Leaders attending the WEF meeting in Manila interested in the possible organization of what today is the World Reformed Fellowship.

Dr. Samuel Logan served as the International Director of the World Reformed Fellowship from July 1, 2005, to March 27, 2015, and has served as Associate Internationbal Director since that latter date. He was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, in 1943. He attended Princeton University (B.A., 1965), Westminster Theological Seminary (M.Div., 1968), and Emory University (Ph.D., 1972). He taught at Barrington College in Rhode Island from 1970 to 1979 and worked at Westminster Theological Seminary (Philadelphia) from 1979 to 2007. During his years at Westminster, Dr. Logan served in numerous capacities, including Vice President for Academic Affairs (1986 - 1991), President (1991 - 2005), and Chancellor (2005 - 2007). He currently holds from Westminster the titles of President Emeritus and Professor of Church History Emeritus. He was a Visiting Fellow at Christ’s College, Cambridge, in 1988 – 1989, and he served as Special Counsel to the President at Biblical Theological Seminary in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, from 2007 to 2013. 

Dr. Logan has worked extensively with the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and with the Association of Theological Schools, serving the latter organization on its Executive Committee, as Chair of its Research Grants Selection Panel, and as Chair of its Nominating Committee. He has Chaired accreditation teams for both Middle States and ATS.  He is a minister of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, presbytery of New York and New England.

Dr. Logan’s publications include The Preacher and Preaching (editor and contributor), Sermons That Shaped America (co-editor and contributor), and numerous articles on Jonathan Edwards.  Dr. Logan edited the papers of the 2006 General Assembly of the World Reformed Fellowship and these were published in August of 2007 under the title Confronting Kingdom Challenges: A Call to Global Christians to Carry the Burden Together. He also edited the papers of the 2010 WRF General Assembly in Edinburgh, Scotland, and these were published in August of 2013 under the title Reformed Means Missional: Following Jesus Into the World.  This last volume may be purchased directly through the WRF website. 

Dr. Logan and his wife Susan live in Glenside, Pennsylvania, and have two sons and two grandsons.

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Mr. Rinaldo J. Lotti, of São Paulo, Brazil, earned his law degree from the Universidade Paulista (UNIP), with graduate certificates in Real Estate Law from the Centro de Extensão Universitária (CEU, of São Paulo, Brazil) and in Real Estate and Governmental Compliance at the Instituto de Registro Imobiliário do Brasil (IRIB). He has also done graduate work in Counseling at The Masters College (California).

Rinaldo is married to Cláudia, who is a Neurosurgeon.  They live in São Paulo, Brazil, with their young child, Henrique.   Besides his successful career as a Real Estate Attorney and investor, Rinaldo has also been involved for the last 4 years in the planting of the Igreja Presbiteriana Paulista, in the heart of São Paulo`s financial district – he is an elder in training and the church treasurer.

Dr. Fergus Macdonald is a retired minister and former Moderator of the Free Church of Scotland. He served as the General Secretary of the National Bible Society of Scotland and then of the United Bible Societies.

A Fellow of the Spencer Center for Global Engagement at Taylor University in Indiana, he serves as chair of the Scottish Evangelical Theology Society, and as Chair Emeritus of the Forum of Bible Agencies International. From 1994-98, he was the Executive Chair of the Lausanne Movement and continues as one of the Honorary Chairmen. He is a regular contributer to Scripture Union Bible reading notes and is the author of “Word Evangelism,”  “Yours Very Sincerely,” and “The Challenge of Nominality” in They Call Themselves Christian, and various journal articles.

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The Rev Professor Andrew McGowan is Minister of Inverness East Church of Scotland, Professor of Theology in the University of the Highlands and Islands and Honorary Professor in Reformed Doctrine at the University of Aberdeen.  He was Principal of the Highland Theological College from its inception in 1994 until 2009. 

Professor McGowan serves as chairman of the Theological Commission of the World Reformed Fellowship, President of the Scottish Evangelical Theology Society and chairman of Rutherford House.  He also chairs the RH Research Committee which organises the Edinburgh Dogmatics Conference.

Professor McGowan’s most recent books are: Always Reforming: Explorations in Systematic Theology, Editor, (Leicester: IVP, 2006); The Divine Spiration of Scripture: Challenging Evangelical Perspectives (Nottingham: IVP, 2007); and The Person and Work of Christ: Understanding Jesus (Milton Keynes: Paternoster, 2012).  

Andrew is married to June and they have three sons.

Mr. Solano Portela is the Director of Education of Mackenzie Presbyterian University, one of the largest private schools in Brazil, with an overall enrollment of 45,000 students, formerly he had been appointed (2008-2013) Chief Financial Officer of this Institution. At Mackenzie he occasionally lectures in graduate courses in the area of Christian School Education, both at the University as well as at the Andrew Jumper Presbyterian Center, the Graduate School of Theology of the Presbyterian Church of Brazil.

He holds degrees from Shelton College (B.A.) and from Biblical Theological Seminary (M.Div.).  Solano is an ordained elder in the Presbyterian Church of Brasil (IPB) and besides his business activities, has taught courses in seminaries and Bible Institutes of the denomination, and is a frequent speaker at theological and educational conferences throughout Brazil and abroad. He also lectures in professional seminars, in the field of business and finances. He is presently the secretary of the Commission on Inter-Ecclesiastical Relations of the Presbyterian Church of Brazil (CRIE-IPB). 

Mr. Portela also serves on the Brazilian board of the Association of Christian Schools – International (ACSI). He has authored several books in the areas of church growth, theological issues and Christian school education and is a contributor to the theological journal Fides Reformata. His latest book (Fiel, 2012) is a critique of current educational philosophies and a proposal for a theologically sound Christian School Pedagogy: “O que estão ensinando aos nossos filhos” (What are they teaching our children?). He lives in São Paulo, Brazil, with his wife Elizabeth (Betty) Zekveld Portela and is the father of four children, all married and serving the Lord in different parts of the world.

Mr. Portela is Vice Chairman of the WRF Board of Directors and a member of the Executive Committee of the Board.

Dr. Robert Norris stepped down Senior Pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church, Bethesda, Maryland where he served from 1984 until 2015. Following a year long sabbatical he has returned to Fourth Church as the Teaching Pastor. His new role involves teaching at the church, at Reformed Theological Seminary D.C and an expanded international teaching ministry and allows more time to devote to the World Reformed Fellowship where he serves as the Chairman of the Board.
 

He and his wife Caren have 5 children – two daughters and three sons.
 

Born in Ebbw Vale, South Wales, United Kingdom, Dr. Norris began to preach in small churches in Wales as a teenager. He holds degrees from Kings College, (BA) London, and St. Andrews, Scotland (M.Th., Ph.D). Ordained jointly by the Presbyterian Church of Wales and United Reformed Church of England and Wales, Dr. Norris served as Assistant Minister at The City Temple, London, Chaplain to the City of London University, and also as Chaplain to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. While in London Dr. Norris served as the Theological Traveling Secretary of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students and edited the journal, Themelios.
 

From 1981-84 he served as Executive Pastor of Program at the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, California. Dr. Norris has served as an adjunct professor at the Reformed Theological Seminary, teaching courses in Theology and Church History. He has traveled and taught history and doctrine in seminaries in Ukraine, Malta, Japan, and Sudan. He has served on the founding board of The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals.

Mr. Phil Petronis is a member and RulingElder of Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Rye, New York. Mr. Petronis was raised in the Roman Catholic Church and, after marriage, was received into the Episcopal Church to share worship in his wife's denomination. During this period, he became an active supporter of Ligonier Ministries and grew in his understanding of Reformed theology. This led to his joining the PCA in 1995 as the Episcopal Church drifted away from its creeds and biblical foundations.

Mr. Petronis is retired from a business career in the insurance and reinsurance business with Marsh and McLennan and from several years of work in private equity investing in the insurance industry. He is on the Board of Directors of the Community Center of Northern Westchester, which provides food, clothing and training for those in need. He is Secretary of the Board of Directors and a member of the Executive Committee of the WRF.

Dr. Ron Scates is the former Senior Pastor of Highland Park Presbyterian Church (ECO) in Dallas, Texas (for 13 years) and is now Interim Senior Pastor of First Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) in San Antonio, Texas.

Dr. Scates grew up in Bethesda, Maryland. He attended Trinity University in San Antonio on a baseball scholarship and later accepted a position as an assistant baseball coach while attending graduate school. His pursuit of a career in veterinary medicine was permanently interrupted when he responded to the Lord’s call to the ministry.

Ron’s first pastorate was as Associate Pastor for Youth Ministry at San Antonio’s First Presbyterian Church. In 1989, Ron and Anne accepted a call to Central Presbyterian Church in Baltimore. During Ron’s tenure there, Central’s worship attendance tripled and the church completed a major building program. In 2000, Ron accepted a call to Highland Park Presbyterian Church in Dallas, Texas, as its Senior Pastor completing his tenure in December 2013.

Ron and Anne have been blessed with five children: Katie (29) Andrew (24) twins Michael and Emily (21), and Anna who passed away as a young child several decades ago. The Scates family enjoys sporting events, music recitals and concerts, and traveling together to their favorite places, which include the beach and Civil War sites (Dad’s favorite). Ron is also an avid weight trainer.

In addition to his position on the WRF Board of Directors, Ron holds or has held positions on the boards of The Presbyterian Healthcare System, and The Dallas Council for Life, US Lausanne Committee, American Tract Society, and the Presbyterian Children Homes and Services.  He has also filled leadership roles with Youth for Christ of Metro Maryland, The Spiritual Advisory Board of the Greater Baltimore Medical Center, the Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas Board of Governors, Evangelicals for Renewal, and the Advisory boards of the Dallas Council for Life and Presbyterians Pro-Life. He also serves as Advisor to the U. S. Lausanne Committee.

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Rev. Hiralal Solanki is an ordained minister of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of India (RPCI).  He holds a Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy) and Master of Arts (Philosophy) from Meerut University, and a Bachelor of Divinity (BD) from the Presbyterian Theological Seminary (PTS), Dehra Dun. Currently enrolled for PhD in Christian studies at Sam Higginbottom University at Allahabad, Rev. Solanki is a convert (1984) from a strict Hindu family.  Since coming to faith in Christ he has received training at PTS and involved himself as a pastor of Faith Bible Presbyterian Church, New Delhi, and in the wider Christian community in New Delhi.

His gifts of organization have been recognized while being part of the committee hosting the All India Congress on Church in Missions (AICOCIM) organized by Evangelical Fellowship of India (EFI) in 2000 and other such conferences. 

Presently, he is Academic Dean at the Global Leadership Institute / Caleb Institute, New Delhi.  He serves at various Boards, both local (Presbyterian Theological Seminary, MSS (Masihi Sahitya Sanstha – a Christian publishing house, and the regional Board of the Bible Society of India) and international (Member of the theological committee and member of the Asia Pacific Committee of the ICRC – International Conference of Reformed Churches).

He is a gifted teacher and has taught in various parts of North India and overseas on several occasions.  He has travelled widely to countries such as The Netherlands, the USA, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, etc.

Rev. Solanki is married to Laxmi Solanki, They have two children Arpita  (daughter) and Abhishikt (son).   The Solanki family lives in New Delhi, India.

Dr. Roy Taylor holds degrees from South East Bible College (B.A.), Grace Theological Seminary (M.Div.),  and Fuller Theological Seminary (D.Min.). He has served as a Presbyterian Churches in America (PCA) pastor for sixteen years, as a professor at Reformed Theological Seminary for ten years, and as Stated Clerk of the General Assembly of the PCA since 1998. In addition, Dr. Taylor has taught in Korea, Scotland, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and the Ukraine.

Dr. Taylor previously served on the Board of WRF from 2006 through 2010, and represents the PCA at numerous ecclesiastical meetings and organizations. Dr. Taylor published “Plagiarism of Sermons” (By Faith, July 30, 2014) and contributed to Who Runs the Church? (Zondervan, 2004).

He and his wife, Donna, have two children and five grandchildren.