Pastor Fred and his wife Mrs. Wanda Smith pastor Community Pentecostal Church located in Ft. Duchesne, Utah, home to the Northern Ute tribe, and have been involved in full time ministry for over 40 years. They are ordained with the Pentecostal Church of God located in Bedford, Texas.

In 2008, they were given a mandate to "Ignite a Revival of Prayer" across Native territories and churches. Since then, they have been able to, by the Grace of God, establish prayer groups amongst 80 different tribes. They have been able to train in many prayer conferences, prayer warriors, Spirit-filled Intercessors, and networks.

Contact Pastor Fred Smith: fsmith1@ubtanet.com

Dr. Ed Delph has ministered to over one hundred countries as well as serving as a pastor in the United States. He is the President of Nationstrategy, an organization that unleashes the potential of communities through the strategic alliance of church, business, government, education, and media for the benefit of the community. Nationstrategy was started in 2000 with the strategy of envisioning and empowering some of today’s leaders in the church to be some of tomorrow’s leaders in the community.

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Bev Foster is an experienced musician and music educator having taught music in both elementary and secondary schools and her private studio. She has freelanced as conductor, accompanist, clinician and solo performer in community projects as well as leading initiatives such as the Ontario Vocal Festival, and DavidFestival. Bev has degrees in music education from the University of Toronto, and a piano performance degree from the Royal Conservatory of Music. Bev lives with her husband Rob in Port Perry, ON. They have four adult children and five grandchildren. Currently, Bev is the Founder and Executive Director of the Room 217 Foundation, a Canadian health arts social enterprise. She has successfully innovated the music care approach which includes products, education, training, and certification to effectively integrate music into the care experience. Bev is a Community Research Fellow of the Laurier Centre for Music in the Community. Bev speaks and writes on the power of music, especially in life-limiting situations. Her passion for music enhancing quality of life and care is contagious. Over the years, Bev has released 4 solo albums of original music chronicling her faith journey, 4 family albums of original songs, and in her work with Room 217, she has produced four collections (24 music albums) for palliative and end-of-life care.