Lausanne Movement

Cape Town 2010 Executive Leadership Team

Archbishop Henri Orombi, Uganda
Mr. Ramez Atallah, Egypt
Dr. Saphir Athyal, India
Mr. Lindsay Brown, Wales
Dr.  Douglas Carew, Kenya
Dr. Michael Cassidy, South Africa
The Rt. Rev. Dr. John Chew Hiang Chea, Singapore
Dr. Philemon Choi, Hong Kong
Mrs. Robyn Claydon, Australia
Dr. Ross Clifford, Australia
Rev. David Coffey, United Kingdom
Dr. Samuel Escobar, Spain
Dr. Leighton Ford, USA
Dr. Eugene Habecker, USA
Dr. Jack Hayford, USA
Dr. Knud Jorgensen, Norway
Dr. Peter Kuzmic, Croatia/USA
Dr. Jong Yun Lee, Korea
Rev. Judy Mbugua, Kenya
Dr. Bryant Myers, USA
Dr. Ulrich Parzany, Germany
Dr. Valdir Steuernagel, Brazil
Dr. Geoff Tunnicliffe, Canada
Dr. Rick Warren, USA
Bishop Hwa Yung, Malaysia

Cape Town 2010 Leadership Team

This committee will establish an administrative structure to support the entire Congress and all Congress Committees: budgeting, human resources, translation, printing.  

Mr. Graham Powers, South Africa, Chair
Mr. Dawie Spangenberg, South Africa, Director
Mr. Low Bothma, South Africa, Director

This committee is responsible for the venue arrangements at the CTICC, security, exhibitions, stewards (volunteers), and catering.

Mr. Steve Woodworth, USA, Chair
Ms. Julia Cameron, UK, Director
Mrs. Naomi Frizzell, USA, LCWE Communications Director
Mr. Arnold Enns, Bolivia and Paraguay, Chair of Broadcast Communications Task Force

This committee is responsible for all areas of communication:  secular, Christian, print, electronic, public relations, advertising, design and logo.  They are charged with communicating the vision, facts and message of Lausanne in general, as well as details of the Congress.  Communications serves all Congress committees to ensure continuity of look, design, and message development.

In Progress.

This committee is responsible for establishing, leading and empowering an international fundraising team to raise the majority of the financial support needed for the Congress.       

Mr. Larry Russell, USA, Director

This committee is charged with developing a distance-learning program.  In the first instance this will utilize LCWE documents, selected ones being put into curricula for use with individual or groups in churches, seminaries, Bible colleges.  This material will be available before, during and after the Congress to facilitate maximizing the wealth of materials available through the Lausanne Movement.  The distance-learning program will also be making the necessary arrangements for the Congress to be available by the Internet during the Cape Town meetings themselves, thereby making it possible for people around the world to participate in an open-source format.

Dr. Joseph Vijayam, India and USA, Chair
Dan Sinclair, Canada, Director

This committee will advise, consult and provide all technology needs of the Congress, ranging from Lausanne’s global Internet presence to local computer operations.

Rev. Sarah Plummer, Australia, Chair

This committee will establish and maintain contacts with prayer partners around the world, seeking to actively engage them in praying for the Congress.  These partners may be individuals or groups.  This Committee will serve all Congress Committees by disseminating prayer requests and communicating answers to this network of pray-ers around the world.

Dr. Michael Cassidy, South Africa, Chair
Dr. Nii Amoo Darku, Ghana, Co-Director
Rev. Scott Lenning, USA, Co-Director

This committee is responsible to set up evangelistic missions on the continent of Africa prior to the Congress, partnering international evangelists with African evangelists and various care/compassion ministries.  They will work with local committees that will be responsible for preparing and running these missions, as well as setting in place a follow-up program connecting all those who respond to local churches.

Bishop Hwa Yung, Malaysia, Chair
Mr. Rick Sessoms, USA, Director
Mrs. Kim Iannelli, USA, Associate Director

This committee will coordinate with regional and national committees to select participants to attend the Congress.  They will be men and women who will represent their part of the world and who will return to their homes to implement that which was discussed and learned at the Congress.  Using specific, carefully-developed guidelines, local committees will make recommendations to the Participant Selection Committee, which has the final decision as to who will attend the Congress.

Dr. Esmé Bowers, South Africa, Chair
Dr. Christian Lodewyk, South Africa, Director

This committee will be responsible for meeting the needs of the participants:  registration, international travel,  local transport, planning the Day Out Outreach during the Congress, booking accommodation, establishing selected participant scholarships, emergency care etc  .

Mr. Ramez Atallah, Egypt, Chair

This committee is charged with organizing the programme for Cape Town 2010:  plenaries, workshops, seminars, discussion groups, interpretation, worship and arts, opening and closing ceremonies.  In summary, they are responsible for delivering the agreed-upon themes and messages of the Congress to both on-site participants and those connected by the Internet in remote locations.

Mr. Dick Miles, South Africa, Cape Town 2010 Cape Town Trust Chair
Mr. Tiny Jones, South Africa, Cape Town 2010 Chief Financial Officer

The Cape Town Trust is a legal and financial entity registered under the laws of South Africa.