Mr. Ronald A. Nathan

Classical Pentecostals: AFRICA: Em Christmas, Zimbabwe Assemblies of God in Africa; Bishop Tudor Bismark, Jabula New Life Ministries; Rev. Jose Domingo Caetano, Evangelical Pentecostal Mission of Angola; Sra Madelena Chilimbo, Evangelical Pentecostal Mission of Angola; Mr. Nicolau Francisco, Evangelical Pentecostal Mission of Angola; ASIA: Rev. Jong-sun Paik, Korean Assemblies of God; Dr. Young-man Kang, Korean Assemblies of God; EUROPE: Rev. Joe Aldred, Church of God of Prophecy; Corneliu Constantineanu, Pentecostal Church of Romania; Kosta Milkov, Evangelical Church of Macedonian; Ronald Nathan, formerly General Secretary of the Afro-Caribbean Evangelical Alliance; LATIN AMERICA: Pastora Juan Albornoz G.; Bernardo Campos, Pentecostal Autonoma; Rhode Gonzalez Zorilla (Cuba); Sinforionino Gutierrez; Lydiette Garita Mora; Ulises Munoz, Iglesia Pentecostal de Chile; Esaula Nunoz V., Iglesia Pentecostal de Chile; Maria Palma Manrizuez, Servicio Evangelico para al Desarrollo; Hna Marta Pal

Gamiel Lugo Morales (Comision Evangelical Pentecostal Latinoamerica), Mr. Ronald A. Nathan (UK), Dr. Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. (Assemblies of God), Dr. Juan Sepulveda (Pentecostal Mission Church, Chile), Pasteur Christian Seytre (Federation Protestant de France), Rev. Giovanni Traettino (Chiesa Evangelical dela Riconciliazione, Italy).

(CTE), underlined the ecumenical significance of the event; Ronald Nathan, director of the African Caribbean Evangelical Alliance in London and a firm supporter of links between African and African Caribbean churches (he and Roswith also attended the Nairobi Consultation 'Building Bridges' between African Traditional and the Historic Mission Churches in November 1995), who firmly emphasised the needs of the young and the connection between church, culture and identity; James Ozigi, Senior Apostle of the Cherubim and Seraphim (Aladura movement), member of the executive of the Council of African and African Caribbean Churches and member of the Churches' Commission for Racial Justice, who represented the African Indigenous wing and also 'Black Christian Concerns' in London; and Tony Parry, minister of the New Testament Church of God, community worker and chairperson of the West Yorkshire African Caribbean Council of Churches (WYACCC), who represented the North and made all the necessary l