International Authors

Annes Nel gained his doctorate in systematic theology at Stellenbosch University, after which he became a minister and lecturer in Namibia, and later joint professor in the Department of Theology at the University of Zululand.

Beth Moore's ministry is based in and nourished by her home congregation, First Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. She serves in the congregation council and teaches a large Sunday school class.

Cheri Fuller is an inspirational speaker and the author of more than twenty books. She also writes regularly for magazines. This former teacher lives with her husband in Oklahoma City, USA.

Dag Heward-Mills – a medical doctor – is the founder and presiding bishop of Lighthouse Chapel International, which has become an international denomination with congregations in the United States, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Caribbean Islands and Australia. He has more than twenty years' experience in the ministry, and a personal passion to help convert people and to help the church expand.

David and Pat Alexander were the founders of Lion Publishers, and for 23 years they were the directors as well. Pat has a degree in English from the University of Bristol, and David obtained one in modern languages from Oxford University.

Dee Henderson, who has lived all her life in Illinois in the USA, is an award-winning novelist. Her novels which were bestsellers in this market segment include The Guardian, which won the Christy Award, and Danger in the Shadows, which was awarded the RITA Award.

Dorothy Clark lives in the rural part of New York State, USA, and is a creative person who keenly attends her grand-children's sports matches and music concerts.

Hannah Alexander is the name by which the author couple Cheryl and Mel Hodde are known. When they met, Cheryl had already published several magazine articles, while Mel had just taken on his new position as head of the casualties department of the local hospital.