Look Who's Talking
Daryl Molyneaux grew up the son of a preacher man in the small community of Hanover, Ontario. In 1993 he packed up and headed west to Briercrest Bible College, where he, by the grace of God, graduated with a BA in 1997. It was at BBC that God placed within him a passion to know and serve Jesus. In the next few years, God provided short term tours of duty in youth and sports ministry in both Canada and the United States, before Daryl settled in as a youth pastor in southwestern Ontario. Somewhere in the midst of the chaos, he met and married Ruth in the fall of 1999. Today they live, along with their kids Zachary and Maya, in London, Ontario. Daryl is the Associate Pastor of Youth at Summerside Community Church and speaks to youth through Truth Matters Ministries (youth groups, retreats and summer camps). Daryl enjoys life, family, laughing, sports, traveling and talking about Jesus. Through it all, his goal is to experience the abundant life that Jesus gives!
Rachel Tulloch serves as an RZIM Canada associate apologist and staff researcher/writer. She holds a BA in philosophy (University of Guelph) and an MTS in theology (Wycliffe College, University of Toronto). As an apologist, Rachel's itinerary continues to grow especially among student groups where she has been a guest lecturer at various evangelistic and training events. In 2007, she travelled to Pakistan to give a series of lectures to university students and to speak at a banquet hosted to discuss "The Questions of Life." She has a desire to bridge the gap between "knowledge without compassion" and "passion without content." Rachel resides in Toronto.
Dr. David Herbert, a retired elementary and secondary school history teacher, received his B.A. from the University of Western Ontario, M.A. from Wheaton College (U.S.A.), M.Div. from Heritage Theological Seminary (Canada) and M.Ed., Ed.D. from the University of Toronto. He has written: The Key to Understanding Origins: The Underlying Assumptions (1993), The Faces of Origins: A Historical Survey of the Underlying Assumptions from the Early Church to Postmodernism (2004), Eternity Before Their Eyes, Worldviews Examined: The Apostle Paul in Athens and Modern University Students (2007) and Charles Darwin's Religious Views (revised 2009) . Presently, Dr. Herbert is writing curriculum manuals for junior and senior students on critical thinking skills using the book, Charles Darwin’s Religious Views.
Cory McKenna is the founder of The Cross Current (TCC). Cory is an ordained minister, former sales executive, professional singer/songwriter, youth/young adult pastor and evangelism and discipleship pastor. He has street witnessed and open air preached in American cities such as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Hollywood and Dallas and has lead witnessing teams in many Canadian locations as well including Toronto and Niagara Falls. Each and every week Cory leads witnessing teams to the front lines on the streets sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ, praying for people and ministering to their needs. In addition to this, Cory hosts TCC Radio, a weekly outreach reality radio show that teaches God’s Word while airing interviews and testimonies he and his team have experienced while sharing their faith. Cory’s call and passion is to bring glory to God by serving the Church and imparting the blessings he and his team have experienced as they’ve sown God’s Word into the hearts of the lost. He preaches at churches, teaches at conferences and conducts witnessing workshops on a regular basis to equip believers to fulfill the Great Commission. He and his wife Dawn are both from Halifax, Nova Scotia and currently live in London with their two sons, Joshua and Caleb.
Brett Andrews currently serves as the Director of Leadership Development for Youth for Christ
Canada. Brett’s responsibilities with YFC include the design and delivery of professional development and resources for ministers at various levels of experience and competence.
Brett is also the associate professor of Youth Ministry at Emmanuel Bible College in Kitchener, Ontario giving classroom instruction and coordinating cooperative youth ministry positions between local churches and students at the bible college.
Over the past 20 years Brett has served in various youth ministry and leadership roles including youth pastor, Campus Life Director, Youth Centre Director and Satellite Director. He is an elder at his home church, and preaches, teaches, and consults about leadership development with
churches, colleges, and organizations in North America.
Brett’s educational background includes a B.R.E. in Christian Education (youth ministry), a Master of Divinity in Counselling (Tyndale College and Seminary), and a Doctor of Ministry in Christian Leadership (Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary). In addition, he is a graduate of the
Arrow Leadership Program and a certified leadership coach with Coachnet International.
Brett is happily married to Joanne (a public health nurse), and has two sons named Brendan (18) and Christopher (16) and a Cairn Terrier named Kylie. Brendan is a first year student in theatre studies at York University and Chris is a grade 10 student. In his free time he enjoys playing soccer, coaching soccer, cycling, reading, watching movies and
spending time with his family and friends. Brett loves to speak on issues related to youth culture, leadership and 3story evangelism.
Canada. Brett’s responsibilities with YFC include the design and delivery of professional development and resources for ministers at various levels of experience and competence.
Brett is also the associate professor of Youth Ministry at Emmanuel Bible College in Kitchener, Ontario giving classroom instruction and coordinating cooperative youth ministry positions between local churches and students at the bible college.
Over the past 20 years Brett has served in various youth ministry and leadership roles including youth pastor, Campus Life Director, Youth Centre Director and Satellite Director. He is an elder at his home church, and preaches, teaches, and consults about leadership development with
churches, colleges, and organizations in North America.
Brett’s educational background includes a B.R.E. in Christian Education (youth ministry), a Master of Divinity in Counselling (Tyndale College and Seminary), and a Doctor of Ministry in Christian Leadership (Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary). In addition, he is a graduate of the
Arrow Leadership Program and a certified leadership coach with Coachnet International.
Brett is happily married to Joanne (a public health nurse), and has two sons named Brendan (18) and Christopher (16) and a Cairn Terrier named Kylie. Brendan is a first year student in theatre studies at York University and Chris is a grade 10 student. In his free time he enjoys playing soccer, coaching soccer, cycling, reading, watching movies and
spending time with his family and friends. Brett loves to speak on issues related to youth culture, leadership and 3story evangelism.
Timothy Bloedow has worked as a researcher, speech writer and media coordinator for two Members of Parliament in Canada’s federal government. He is a writer and has written three books: "State vs. Church: What Christians Can Do to Save Canada from Liberal Tyranny," "No Sacred Ground: 'Human Rights' Thought Police Clamping Down on Christians" and "Environmentalism and the Death of Science." As a director of the ECP Centre (Equipping Christians for the Public-square Centre), he manages the news and commentary site, www.noapologies.ca. He worked as a researcher and lobbyist for Campaign Life Coalition. Tim has run for office as a member of the Christian Heritage Party of Canada. He co-founded and published The Ottawa Times, a monthly newspaper, in the early 1990s. Tim has a Bachelor of Theology from Tyndale Bible College (then Ontario Bible College). He is married to Lynette and has two children, Ulyn and Daniel. He is motivated by a desire to explain and advance the comprehensive claims of Christ over every area of life.