Stephanie Greenwald, a native of Overland Park, Kansas, has called Oklahoma home since age 15. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, and a Master of Leadership degree with a Ministry Focus at Mid-America Christian University. Mrs. Greenwald comes from a family of pastors and felt the call to serve Christ at age 12. Known for her kind-hearted compassion and joy, she is gifted in communicating the Good News through persuasive preaching and Biblical teaching, with an emphasis on meaningful illustrations and passionate delivery.

Now the First Lady of Mid-America Christian University, Stephanie is a sought-after speaker, worship leader, and instructor for the School of Ministry at Mid-America Christian University. Formerly the Associate Pastor at St. Andrew’s Community Global Methodist Church in Oklahoma City, Stephanie also served as the Director of Worship at St. Luke’s Methodist Church. Greenwald has served on the global legislative council for the Wesleyan Covenant Association and the executive council for the Wesleyan Covenant Association of Oklahoma.

Her husband, Rev. Dr. Phil Greenwald, is the President of Mid-America Christian University in Oklahoma City, and together they have two daughters. Their oldest daughter, Kalli recently married Riley May and will soon be attending Oklahoma State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine. Their younger daughter, Tori is a ministry student at Mid-America Christian University. The Greenwald’s enjoy traveling, eating great food, and spending time with their two shih tzus, Millie and Rue. Stephanie is a self-described shoe-a-holic and is a certified kujutsu martial arts instructor and seventh-degree black belt.

Kim Maas is an international speaker, author, and minister. After a radical encounter with the Holy Spirit on March 22, 1994, Kim left her twenty-two-year nursing career to serve God full-time. Her passion is for people to gain confidence in who God is and what He says so they can move forward. She is called to go into all the world to preach and prophesy the word of God with signs and wonders following, equipping, and educating the body of Christ for local and global Kingdom advancement.

Kim served as a pastor in the local church for many years before becoming a full-time itinerant minister. She is the president and CEO of Kim Maas Ministries, founder of Women of Our Time, and host of the Move Forward with Dr. Kim Maas, Voice of the Shepherds, and The Muchness Podcast podcasts. She can also be heard on the Move Forward with Dr. Kim Maas TV program on KiTV, and KiTV Africa. Kim is the author of Prophetic Community: God’s Call for All to Minister in His Gifts and The Way of the Kingdom: Seizing the Moment for a Great Move of God and Finding Our Muchness: Inheriting Audacious Boldness From Women in the Bible, published by Chosen Books. She has also authored several self-published resources for personal and group studies. Kim is ordained by the Apostolic Network of Global Awakening and Legacy Alliance and Communion, and licensed by her home church, Heart of the City. She earned a Doctorate in Ministry at United Theological Seminary and a Master of Divinity at King’s University. Kim and her husband, Mike, live in North Idaho. They have three married children and a growing number of grandchildren.

Madeline is an ordained elder in the Mid-Texas Conference of the Global Methodist Church who served pastorally within the local church for thirteen years. She has ministered in a variety of capacities, as both an associate pastor and solo pastor. Her areas of focus in pastoral ministry have included spiritual formation, discipleship, young adult and women’s ministry, administrative organization, and preaching and teaching. Madeline enjoys leading others to recognize and hear God’s voice and is frequently invited to speak on the power of the Holy Spirit at revivals, retreats, women’s conferences, and denominational events around the country.

She teaches in the areas of spiritual formation and field education, directing the Contextual Ministries program with an emphasis on spiritual disciplines, discipleship, accountability, ministerial theology, and the doctrine of God. Madeline also serves as the Director of the Internal Review Board of Human Subject Research for the DMin program. Areas of interest for Madeline include spiritual formation, supernatural ministry, charismatic awakening, and church renewal. She currently serves on the board of Spirit & Truth, having finished her term as their board chair.

In 2007, Madeline married David Henners, an architect from Liverpool, England. Madeline and her husband consider themselves a ministry team, praying with people for healing and deliverance. Together, they enjoy to camp, golf, and travel.

Look for more of Madeline’s written work in the following publications:
“Reconstructing a Spirit-led Movement,” in Reconstructing Methodism: Crucial Issues Facing the Global Methodist Church. Edited by Matt O’Reilly, Francis Asbury Society, 2024.
“Methodism and the Gifts of the Spirit,” in The Next Methodism: Theological, Social, and Missional Foundations for Global Methodism, edited by Kenneth J. Collins and Ryan Danker, Seedbed, 2022.
“Resources for an Aspiring Methocostal,” in Firebrand Magazine, 2021.
“Awakening Orthodoxy,” in A Firm Foundation: Hope and Vision for a New Methodist Future, Seedbed, 2017.