From 2008 to 2012, Gillean was Chief Executive of the Bible Society in South Australia and the Northern Territory. She was subsequently manager of Peirson Services, a ministry arm of the Ann Street Presbyterian Church Brisbane.
She has served as CEO of Langham in Australia since 2014.
Jenny has served in administration and supporter relations for Langham in Australia since 2012.
Jozica has been providing admin and communications support for Langham in Australia since 2019.
is an assistant bishop in the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne, Vic.
is a part time Bible College lecturer in pastoral care.
is Professor and Head of Accounting Discipline Group at the University of Technology Sydney, NSW.
is retired Chief Financial Officer of a NSW government agency.
is a retired NSW public servant.
is a solicitor with the NSW Crown Solicitor’s Office.
is a partner of McPhee Kelshaw solicitors in Springwood, NSW.
is the retired pastor of Chinese Presbyterian Church in Surry Hills, Sydney, NSW.
Chris Wright represents and promotes the vision and work of Langham around the world through his international travel, his speaking and writing ministry as a Christian scholar and author, and in sharing the spiritual and strategic leadership of the organization.
Pieter Kwant has worked for several Christian publishers, including the one he founded himself, Piquant Editions. He oversees the work of the Langham Literature Warehouse and Service Centre in Carlisle, England, and is sought out around the world for his expertise in Majority World publishing.
Paul Windsor coordinates an international team of trainers who facilitate Langham Preaching movements around the world. A native New Zealander, he currently lives and teaches homiletics at a seminary in South Asia.
Riad Kassis is a Langham Scholar from Lebanon and is deeply committed to global theological education. He has served as Regional Director for Overseas Council, as well as visiting professor of Old Testament at The Arab Baptist Theological Seminary and as the Director of ICETE (the International Council for Evangelical Theological Education).
She is a visiting lecturer at Sydney Missionary and Bible College and at Mary Andrews College. Her book God’s Love in Action, Pastoral Care for Everyone was published in 2009 and has meant that she has spoken and taught about pastoral care and understanding grief, at churches and conferences in several states of Australia.
Tayo Arikawe, from Nigeria, has served in church planting and pastor training ministry in several countries in Africa, in the UK and in continental Europe, seeking in each case to align biblical mission theology with clear strategic vision and effective practice. Tayo, who lives in southwest London with his wife Calista and son Mekus, has also worked to strengthen relationships and missional vision among the wide variety of diaspora Christian communities in the UK.
