Jocky Christian Denguessi Kwin was born in Cameroon. He gave his life to Christ at a young age and was raised in a Christian home by his grandmother. He migrated to the U.S. in 2011 and became a citizen in 2017. He graduated from Campbellsville University with a B.S. in Political Science, a minor in pastoral ministry, and earned his MBA from Midway University. He is a former Director of Constituent Services for the Kentucky Auditor Public Accounts. He and his wife, Brystin, have a wonderful son, Isaiah. He greatly values serving, praying, and loving the people around him. He has a vision to see the world changed by meeting people's spiritual and physical needs.

Deborah Andrejco was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. She remembers Jesus as her best friend around the age of 3, but committed to walk with the Lord Jesus Christ and acknowledge him as her personal savior when she grew to understand the meaning of the Cross. After traveling across the U.S. and a little overseas, Deborah moved to Kentucky to work at a children’s home. Deborah completed her B.S.W. at Campbellsville University and her M.S.W. at the University of Louisville. Upon graduating, she worked for the State of Kentucky for 10 years in Adult Protective Services. Deborah currently works at Campbellsville University in the International Department. She views her job as a mission field to the world!

Brystin Denguessi Kwin is a licensed attorney from Lexington, Kentucky. She graduated from the University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law in 2021 and she holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She is passionate about prayer and empowering women to be all that God has called them to be through her work in ministry. She is an amazing wife to Jocky Christian Denguessi Kwin and mother to her sweet son, Isaiah.

Samuel Haralu was born and brought up in India in a religious Christian household. Around 2013, he started to experience the power of God and received a revelation of a relationship with Jesus Christ. The Lord brought Samuel to Kentucky in 2015 where he earned a Bachelors in Biological Sciences from Campbellsville University in 2019. During this time, the Lord continued to develop his musical giftings and increase his passion for prayer, serving in several church outreach teams and using him as a voice against the kingdom of darkness. Samuel wants to aid and encourage the church to continue building a solid theological foundation on the priestly ministry. He feels strongly about restoring the heart of worship and steering the church toward truly beholding Jesus (2 Corinthians 3:18). The Lord has equipped him to honor scripture and teach sound theology while being inspired by the Holy Spirit. His goal is to be a follower of Jesus while growing in identity as a son of the Living God. His heart desires to live according to God’s will and pleasure, inspiring others around Him through Christ in Him. He is currently working as a scientist at a molecular diagnostic lab and developing entrepreneurism for the Kingdom of Heaven.

Aubrey has known the Lord from a very young age. At age 16, she was baptized at her local church as a public declaration of faith. Since then, Aubrey has been pursuing a life of serving and complete surrender to the Lord. Aubrey has traveled across the U.S. and overseas, serving in prison, disaster relief, children's, and local church outreach ministries. Aubrey graduated from Campbellsville University in 2020 with a Bachelor's in Social Work and Sociology. Aubrey currently works for Child Protection Services, serving the community of Frankfort, KY. Aubrey has a passion for people and hopes to continue serving wherever God leads her.

Maira Gomez was born in Los Angeles, California, where she lived until the age of nine. Maira was raised in a Catholic home, however, she did not have a relationship with Jesus. In 2013, Maira moved back to Los Angeles, where she thought she would spend the rest of her life, but God had different plans for her. In 2016, while still living in Los Angeles, Maira gave her life to Christ, and her life has never been the same! Maira has been walking with Jesus ever since and He has given her a heart for people and ministry. Maira loves talking to people about Jesus and sharing the Gospel. Maira is a prayer warrior and loves praying for others. Maira is currently a licensed attorney and practices law in the state of Kentucky.

Madison was born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama, before moving to Kentucky in 2016. She grew up in a household where God was known and revered. This is the foundation for the relationship she has with the Lord today. Madison serves on the worship team for the World Prayer Center. Her passion is to work in some capacity in the mission’s field and to be a steward of worship for God in every place the Lord leads her.

Craig Almquist has known the scriptures from an early age and was discipled in his faith and evangelism while studying Petroleum Engineering at Penn State University. Craig helped to mentor several young men while working for three years on staff with Campus Crusade for Christ. Most of Craig’s working years were in Charleston, WV with Columbia Gas Transmission, where he and his wife, Michele, raised three children. Craig has enjoyed worshipping with the World Prayer Center since 2022 and is delighted to join in with what God is doing.

Cathy grew up in Cincinnati, OH, played DI college soccer in South Carolina, and lived all over North Carolina before moving to Lexington, KY. She has a range of job experience — including foster care, coaching high school soccer, several sales positions, and building a company (taking on whatever role was necessary as the first employee) — that gives her unique perspectives on the work the WPC wants to do for God. She currently supports her husband’s dream of turning his lifelong card collecting hobby into a business and volunteers her time at God’s Pantry food bank.

Megan serves as a worship and communications leader for the WPC. She works as an occupational therapist at a skilled nursing facility in Lexington.