There are several institutions and individuals who made important contributions to the Lausanne Online Primer. We are thankful to each one of the following:

Seminaries

Denver Theological Seminary, Denver, Colorado USA (www.denverseminary.edu)

A special thanks goes to Dr. Venita Doughty, Director of Educational Technology for Denver Seminary. Venita was responsible for preparing the six lessons on the Lausanne Covenant, based on the study guide by Dr. John Stott.

A message from Dr. Mark S. Young, President of Denver Seminary:

"Denver Seminary is honored to participate with the Lausanne Committee in preparing for the 2010 Cape Town Congress on World Evangelization. Our prayer is that the Lord would use this partnership to mobilize the global church for the sake of the gospel around the world."

South African Theological Seminary, Johannesburg, South Africa (www.satsonline.org)

We are very grateful for the work of Dr. Kevin Smith, Vice-Principal of South African Theological Seminary, who prepared the three lessons on the History and Background of Lausanne.

A Message from Dr.  Dr Reuben van Rensburg , Principal, South African Theological Seminary:

"The South African Theological Seminary is deeply honoured to partner with Lausanne, and given the grave issues facing the church of the 21st century, we view this strategic event as the most important evangelical meeting since Pentecost."

Individuals

Narrators

• Caroline Thomas, South Africa
• Michael Oh, Japan
• Gabriella Gencheva, Bulgaria
• Rike Huettmann, Germany
• Pedro Gismondi, Peru
• Julia Cameron, Great Britian
• Venita Doughty, USA
• Kevin Smith, South Africa
• Lawrence Russell, USA

Script Editors  Reviewed and edited each of the scripts for the lessons.

• Patricia Russell, Colorado USA
• Naomi Frizzell, Florida USA
• Lisa Stapp, Colorado USA

Research Consultant  A special thanks goes to Dr. Scott Moreau of Wheaton College who provided an extensive amount of materials used in the preparation of the lessons.

Producer - Lawrence Russell, Colorado USA, oversaw the project and recruited the many talented people who helped put it together.