Graham and Sharon Bulmer bring many years of pastoral, teaching, leadership development and administrative experience to the Q50 Community Church plant.  They served in Latin America as missionaries for almost 15 years, and have pastored here in Canada. 

Their passion for life is focused on their two grown daughters, a love for the outdoors, tropical birds, running, motorcycling and curling.

Eugene Dushakov and his wife Marianna serve in Ioshkar-ola City in the Mari-El Republic of Russia. They have three children: Elisey, Eve and Vasilina. Eugene has a large ministry among the orphans, and has lately been focusing on teens in the orphanages. This summer they are having an evangelistic camp for the children who are older than 14 years of age. He has a burden for those who will soon be leaving the orphanages and will begin their independent lives. As soon as they turn 18, they have to leave the orphanage and fend for themselves.

Eugene is also involved in outreach ministries in a village seventeen kilometers away. He visits and ministers in the rehab centre and is training teenagers to minister to teenagers. On top of all this, he shepherds a small church in Ioshkar-ola City, Russia.

In January 2006, Rob & Kathryn began church planting in Hitachinaka City, Japan. They target non-churched youth through their bi-weekly Saturday meetings. As well as conducting a Sunday morning service in their home, Rob preaches at Hitachi Hope Church, and provides leadership training for men called to pastoral ministry. Kathryn serves alongside Rob and disciples student believers. Since the 2011 earthquake, Rob has been involved in relief and recovery efforts. The Flemings have three children: Tess, Graydon, and Julia.

The mission of this Home of Practical Equipping aims to help people develop self-worth, cultivate healthy relationships and navigate through trauma.  They offer counselling, coaching, support groups and programs to adults, youth and children.  Services are free or at minimal cost making them accessible to everyone without regard to religion, ethnicity, race, gender or sexuality.

Bechara and Roula desire to develop disciple-making movements among Arabic-speaking people throughout the Middle East, North Africa and Canada with the objective of seeing vibrant, empowered and multiplying churches established for the glory of God.  They are currently located in Lebanon.

For several years, Justus Miwanda has been working to free children, their families and communities from the damage and cruelty of civil strife, poverty and disease. He has built a primary school and vocational training centre in a town called Buikwe, which provides quality education, meals and medical care in a Christian environment to hundreds of children who would otherwise not be in school. However, he is not done. He wants to build twelve more classrooms (to house 150 students), and more dormitories.

David is a staff member with Power to Change Ministries.  He seeks to help students in Montréal who attend McGill University discover that Jesus is the answer to the deep longing in their hearts and experience his power to change.

This village is located outside of the capital city of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso provides quality education, healthcare, and nutritious food for over 500 children each year.  Village of Hope is associated with International Team Canada.