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My name is Ashleigh Gibb, I am a trauma-informed personal trainer and Crossfit Coach that has a passion to facilitate healing and restoration for survivors of sexual trauma and human trafficking. I have spent the past year living and working with survivors whilst creating a curriculum that integrates spirituality and fitness for survivors to work through their trauma and take agency over their bodies.

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Reverend Calum Samuelson is an ordained minister in the Free Methodist Church and for the past two years has lived in Kenya with his wife and son, where he has taught Theology to hundreds of students at Africa Nazarene University and worked closely with numerous local churches and pastors. He holds an MPhil in Medieval History from the University of Cambridge and is currently a PhD candidate at the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies. He has published and presented his work in over a dozen countries and played a small part in securing better rights for gig workers in the UK during his time as a researcher for the Jubilee Centre (Cambridge). His current area of focus is Ethiopian monasticism, and he is involved in several international projects that aim to preserve, catalogue, transcribe, and translate Medieval Ethiopic manuscripts. He has lived in seven countries and travelled extensively in over 65 countries for ministry, business, and leisure.

Dr Ralph Lee works at the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies in the UK, where he leads work on the understanding of mission from the perspective of the Orthodox Church. He also is Facilitator for the Lausanne-Orthodox Initiative, a global network that encourages good relationships between Orthodox and Evangelical Christians with the aim of removing historical impediments to the mission of God especially in countries where there is a strong Orthodox Christian presence.

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Reverend Calum Samuelson is an ordained minister in the Free Methodist Church and for the past two years has lived in Kenya with his wife and son, where he has taught Theology to hundreds of students at Africa Nazarene University and worked closely with numerous local churches and pastors. He holds an MPhil in Medieval History from the University of Cambridge and is currently a PhD candidate at the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies. He has published and presented his work in over a dozen countries and played a small part in securing better rights for gig workers in the UK during his time as a researcher for the Jubilee Centre (Cambridge). His current area of focus is Ethiopian monasticism, and he is involved in several international projects that aim to preserve, catalogue, transcribe, and translate Medieval Ethiopic manuscripts. He has lived in seven countries and travelled extensively in over 65 countries for ministry, business, and leisure.

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Hosted by a Majority World ministry in a local church in Singapore, “Voices Loud & Clear” Global Pentecostal Summit 2023 focuses on sustaining Pentecostal vibrancy by bridging academia and ministry, fostering transformative dialogue on key global Christian challenges and the future of Pentecostal scholarship’s role in understanding the Spirit’s movement worldwide. Oxford Centre for Mission Studies is the supporting partner of this conference. For more information, please visit https://www.pentecostalsummit.org/.

Mary Wanjiku Kihuha is a lecturer at Pan-Africa Christian University Kenya School of Theology and Biblical Studies, a Nagel Institute research grantee as well as a member of the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians.

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