General Executive
Please scroll down for a complete profile of each member listed alphabetically.
David Wells, General Superintendent
David Hazzard, Assistant Superintendent for Fellowship Resources
Murray Cornelius, Assistant Superintendent for International Missions
Michel Bisaillon
Craig Burton
Stephen Chaloner
John Drisner
Efa Etoroma
Lorrie Gibbons
James Guskjolen
Carlene Hornby-Allen
Lyman Kulathungam
Peter McIntosh
Marie Miller
R. Stephen Osmond
James Poirier
Ken Russell
Kevin Johnson
Jonathan Smith
Kenneth Solbrekken
Jamie Stewart
Donald Stiller
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Rev. David Wells
General Superintendent
David (Dave) Wells was elected as General Superintendent of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC) in May 2008 after serving as the District Superintendent of the BC/Yukon District of the PAOC since June 2001. The PAOC has over 1,100 affiliated churches in Canada, and 3,500 credentialed ministers with a constituency of over 235,000 people. Internationally the PAOC has over 260 workers serving in over 50 nations.
Dave served as senior associate pastor at Broadway Church, Vancouver, BC, from 1994 to 1999, where he developed an urban and multi-cultural ministry model with a number of partner ministries. He previously pastored in Hamilton, ON, Calgary, AB and Red Deer, AB.
Dave has served as a chaplain for Canada’s Olympic teams (2004, 2006, 2008, 2010) and Commonwealth Games teams (1990,1994, 2002), and served as the Chair of the Vancouver-Whistler Olympic organizing committee’s multi-faith committee, which organized chaplaincy at the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games. He also co-ordinated the Christian chaplaincy at Vancouver 2010. He was also a board member for the More than Gold Network which prepared for the Christian churches witness and service at those Games.
He serves as Chair of the Board for the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada and has an MA in Christian Ministry from Briercrest Seminary, SK.
Dave and his wife Susan have three children—Shannon (Eric), Jonathan (Melissa) and Jordan.
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Rev. David Hazzard
Assistant Superintendent - Fellowship Resources
David Hazzard was first elected the General Executive of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada in 1996, while serving as the Senior Pastor of Queensway Cathedral in Toronto, Ontario. He was later elected as an Executive Officer in 2000, serving first as the Assistant Superintendent for Ministerial Services and currently as the Assistant Superintendent for Fellowship Resources.
David is a graduate of Eastern Pentecostal Bible College, Emmanuel Bible College, and Ontario Theological Seminary (now Tyndale Seminary). Following graduation from EPBC, he served on the pastoral staff of Kitchener Gospel Temple and Pickering Pentecostal Church. David then spent three years with the World Missions Division of the PAOC, teaching at Pan Africa Christian College in Nairobi, Kenya, also involved on the Leadership Team of Nairobi Pentecostal Church.
Returning to Canada in 1988, he accepted the position of Senior Pastor of Evangel Assembly, Edmonton, Alberta. In 1994 he was invited as Senior Pastor of Queensway Cathedral. As Assistant Superintendent for Fellowship Resources, David now oversees all financial aspects of the PAOC International Office, including the annual budget, the Pension Fund and the Certificate Mortgage Program.
He also oversees various other responsibilities including the credentialing of ministers, church chartering and the constitutions of the Fellowship.
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Rev. Murray Cornelius
Assistant Superintendent - International Missions
Murray was elected to serve as the Assistant Superintendent for International Missions at General Conference 2006. Murray was born in Kenya to Bill and Lillian Cornelius, long-term PAOC missionaries.
Murray graduated from Carleton University with a degree in biology in 1979 and from Regent College in 1982 with a Master's degree in Christian Studies. In 1987, he and his wife Cindy moved to Harare, Zimbabwe to pastor Upper Room Fellowship. Murray served as academic dean of Trans Africa Theological College in Kitwe, Zambia from 1992 to 1994, and was appointed Southern Africa Regional Director for PAOC in 1995. While serving in this role, he and Cindy planted and pastored Hope Community Church and Jubilee Christian Centre in Zimbabwe. He was an adjunct faculty at Pan Africa Christian College, Harare, equipping pastors to serve in the region. Responding to the needs of children in Africa, Murray and Cindy were instrumental in the establishment of the first Village of Hope in Kitwe, Zambia, the second in Harare, Zimbabwe, and the third location in Lilongwe, Malawi.
They now live in Canada as Murray serves in his appointed role. His passion and strategic focus is on reaching the lost wherever they are, developing leaders and missionaries and caring for the poor and oppressed.
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Michel Bisaillon
District Superintendent- Quebec
Michel was born in Lachine, Quebec in 1960. When he finished his studies in computer science, he worked for the National Bank as an executive until 1985.
In 1984, he received Jesus as his Lord and Savior at the “Assemblée du Plein Évangile”(ADPE) in LaSalle. In 1985 he began his Bible Training at “Formation Timothée” and subsequently at “Collège Biblique Québec” until 1989 when he started as youth pastor in the same church ADPE. In 1992, he became assistant pastor of that church until 1996 when he replaced the Rev. Gary Connors as the senior pastor of the ADPE.
In addition to the pastoral ministry, Michel became involved from 1997 to 2009 as sectorial representative or member at large on the executive of his District. Also since 2005, he taught at the Bible College “Institut Biblique Québec”, on leadership and he is a regular contributor to the course of homiletics. In 2009, he was voted as the District Superintendent; a fun fact is that again he replaces the Rev. Gary Connors the former Superintendent.
Michel is married to Sylvie Lemoyne since 1985, the Lord has given them a wonderful family as they adopted four children of Haitian origin, three sons and a daughter, the oldest are twins, Nathan (16), Mathieu (16) their daughter is called Kensia (10) and Jonathan (7) is the youngest.
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Rev. Craig Burton
District Superintendent- Eastern Ontario
Craig has been serving as the District Superintendent of the Eastern Ontario District since May 2005. Craig graduated from Trent University in Peterborough in 1984 and worked at Canada Permanent Trust Company and Canada Trust. He graduated from Eastern Pentecostal Bible College in 1989.
He served as a youth and assistant pastor at Richmond Hill Pentecostal Church from 1987 to 1991. He also served as the young adults pastor, outreach pastor and church administrator at Agincourt Pentecostal Church from 1991 to 1995. Before being appointed to his current post, he served as the lead pastor at Malvern Christian Assembly for ten years.
Pastor Craig has a desire to see ministers, churches and related ministries across Eastern Ontario strengthened and encouraged. He is committed to establishing strong and meaningful relationships among credential holders and churches and believes that the shared values of our cooperative fellowship provide significant opportunities for Kingdom purpose and advancement in these challenging days.
He and his wife, Wendy, have three children, Laura, Scott and Emily and make their home in Whitby, Ontario.
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Rev. Stephen Chaloner
Regional Director- Africa
Born in England, Stephen is the Africa Regional Director for PAOC missions. After nine years of pastoral ministry in Canada, he and his wife, Heather, ministered in Brazil for 17 years and in Mozambique for five years. Steve has dedicated himself to leadership development and has served as principal of three Bible colleges.
Based in Nairobi, Kenya, Steve heads PAOC's team of over 90 missionaries deployed in Africa in the areas of evangelism, church-planting, leadership development, education, health, community development and emergency relief. Steve's mandate is to facilitate the healthy development of PAOC initiatives in Africa and its network of African churches known as the Pentecostal Assemblies of Africa.
Steve's formal education includes two theological degrees, and a graduate studies in leadership and counseling. He speaks Portuguese and Changaan, and is currently studying Swahili.
Stephen and his wife, Heather, have three adult children.
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Rev. John Drisner
District Superintendent - Saskatchewan (elected May 2011 and will assume post as of August 2011)
Rev. Drisner had been serving Saskatchewan as Assistant District Superintendent for the previous five years, before being elected District Superintendent in May 2011. Rev. Drisner’s parents, Reubin and Shirley, served as pastors and church planters in Alberta, Manitoba, and Ontario. John is a graduate of the 1976 class of Northwest Bible College and is married to Donna (Mugford) a graduate of the 1975 class of Eastern Pentecostal Bible College (now Master's College and Seminary). They have pastored in Thunder Bay, ON, Portage la Prairie, MB, and Regina, SK, before being asked to serve Lawson Heights Pentecostal Assembly in Saskatoon in 2002. Since coming to Saskatoon, he has been actively involved in Horizon College and Seminary, having served as Chairman of the Board, Interim President, and as a member of their Adjunct Faculty. He completed an MA in Historical Theology from Briercrest Seminary in 2005. He is passionate about mentoring and encouraging the next generation of Pentecostal leaders. John and Donna are the parents of three sons Evan (Danielle), Kyle, and Kent (Sarah) and have two grandsons, Noah and Jude. In addition to his role as District Superintendent, John is continuing to serve as lead pastor of Lawson Heights Pentecostal Assembly in Saskatoon, SK.
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Efa Etoroma
Efa E. Etoroma, B.A., M.A. (Manitoba), and Ph.D. (McMaster) is an Associate Professor of Sociology at Concordia University College of Alberta in Edmonton. Nigerian born, Efa moved to Canada in 1978 and has lived in the provinces of Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta. Efa’s current academic research interests include black community building in Canada and the social psychology of identity transformation among blacks in Canada.
Efa and his wife Faridat are the proud parents of Efa Jr., a McGill University student, Daniel, a MacEwan University student, and Shireen, a junior high school student. Efa and his family have lived in Edmonton since 1992. He has served on a number of local boards, including the deacon board of Southside Pentecostal Assembly and the board of Pentecostal Campus Ministries. Efa and Faridat are currently members of Mill Woods Pentecostal Assembly where Efa presently serves on the board as well as on the board of directors of Vanguard College.
Efa’s enduring ministry vision is two-pronged: (a) Christian unity in racial, ethnic, economic, and other forms of social diversity (as per Christ’s High Priestly Prayer in John 17, especially verses 20 to 26) and (b) a body of believers who have love-governed knowledge (Hosea 4:6).
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Rev. Lorrie Gibbons
District Superintendent- Western Ontario
Lorrie has been serving as Regional Director – Southeast, of the Western Ontario District since 1998. Lorrie graduated from Eastern Pentecostal Bible College in 1976.
He served as assistant pastor at Evangel Pentecostal Church in Brantford from 1976 to 1980. He was the senior pastor at Grimsby Pentecostal Church, now Lakemount Worship Centre, from 1980 to 1981. Lorrie served the District Youth Ministries Director for the Western Ontario District from 1981 to 1986. He also served as Assistant Superintendent for the Western Ontario District for two terms.
He planted New Life Assembly in Brantford, ON and served there from 1986 to 1998.
Lorrie and his wife Debbie have three boys. Matthew attends teacher's college in Burlington. Todd attends McMaster University in Hamilton and plays for the McMaster Marauders. Benton is in Grade 12 and plays Quarterback for BCI Mustangs from Brantford.
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James Guskjolen
Regional Director- Latin America and the Caribbean
James has served the PAOC as pastor, church planter and missionary. He currently serves as Regional Director of Missions in Latin America and Caribbean.
He has served on a variety of national committees and has held several elected offices. Most recently, he served as District Superintendent of the Saskatchewan District of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada for six years.
James has traveled extensively to teach and strengthen ministry leaders. James is a frequent camp, retreat and conference speaker. He has been a regular contributor to the Pastoral Theology course at Horizon College and Seminary.
James is a visionary with a pastor's heart and is passionate about developing leaders and their ministries. He gets rush out of visioning, coaching and team building. His thrill is to see people rise to a higher level in their ministries than they thought possible.
He and his wife Colleen, both graduates of Horizon College and Seminary have one son, Joshua (Tyla), and one grand-daughter (Taija-Lynn). They make their home in Panama City Panama.
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Carlene Hornby-Allen
Carlene was first elected to the General Executive of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada in 2006, while involved with Broadway Church in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is also serving as a trustee of the PAOC Pension Plan.
Carlene is a graduate of the University of British Columbia and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia. She is also a Tax Partner at KPMG where she is responsible for the Financial Institutions and Real Estate Tax Practice. Carlene has also led the Not-For-Profit Tax Services Practice.
Throughout her life, Carlene has been involved in ministry in numerous areas. She currently serves as a member of the Church Audit Committee, a board member of the Broadway Foundation, a Sunday school teacher and Bible study leader. In addition, she is involved with various music ministries. Carlene and her husband, Ross, are also involved with numerous hospitality ministries. Carlene has also co-prepared and taught several courses on the Biblical Principals of Financial Planning and has been a speaker at a variety of conferences.
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Rev. Kevin Johnson
District Superintendent - Maritime - (elected May 2011 and will assume post as of August 2011)
Rev. Johnson was elected as District Superintendent of Maritime District in May 2011. He had been serving as the lead pastor at SonLife Community Church, an urban centre church in Halifax, NS, for the previous eleven years. Upon graduating from Eastern Pentecostal Bible College (now Master's College and Seminary), he served as their Dean of Men for three years. Kevin has been a business owner/entrepreneur, and holds a Master of Business degree from St. Mary’s University. His areas of interest include change management, volunteer performance, and organizational health. He has also been involved in various short-term missions and has served on the Maritime District Executive in various roles. Kevin is married to Annemarie (nee Manfreda) and they have five children.
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Dr. Lyman Kulathungam
Dr. (Rev.) Lyman Kulathungam, Dean Emeritus of Master’s College and Seminary, holds a B.A. (Sri Lanka), B.A. Hons. (London, U.K.), M.A. (Dalhousie), Ph.D. (McMaster) and a diploma in Journalism.
At the University of Sri Lanka, he lectured on Hinduism to Hindus and Buddhism to Buddhists. While at the university he was involved in pastoral and evangelistic work. Since 1985 he has been a professor and part of the administration at Master’s College and Seminary, including roles as Head of the Department of General Studies and Dean of Master’s Intercultural Bible College. Lyman has been published in the areas of Theology, Philosophy, and Religions in journals and denominational publications.
He and his wife Saro have been focused on work with outreach ministries in both Canada and Eastern Europe. They have been blessed with two sons—Niran, who is married to Loria, and Jonathan, who is married to Lilani. Four grandchildren keep Lyman and Saro acrobatic!
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Rev. Peter D. McIntosh
Regional Director-Southeast Asia
Peter has been serving as Regional Director for Southeast Asia since August 2005.
Peter graduated from Eastern Pentecostal Bible College (1983), Emmanuel Bible College (1989), McMaster Divinity College (1991) and did doctoral studies at King's College, University of London, England.
He served as pastor of youth/music at Windsor Pentecostal Church, Windsor, Newfoundland (1983-85), pastor of youth/music at Woodstock Pentecostal Church, Woodstock, Ontario (1985-87), young adult and assistant pastor at Bethel Gospel Tabernacle, Hamilton, Ontario (1989-91) and music and assistant pastor at Kennedy Road Tabernacle, Brampton, Ontario (1994-97). Before being appointed to his current post, Peter served as the lead pastor at Kennedy Road Tabernacle for 7 1/2 years.
Peter earnestly desires that the lost everywhere would come to Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit and that the Kingdom of God grow exponentially. He is committed to empowering and releasing believers in every context and culture to achieve their maximum in Christ.
He and his beautiful wife, Sandra, have one child, Ashton, and make their home in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Rev. Marie Miller
Marie Miller was raised in Montreal, Quebec. From 1974 to 1989, she attended Evangel Pentecostal Church and was involved in lay ministry. She was employed by Air Canada’s marketing department for 10 years until she departed for Bible college in 1989. Marie attended Zion Bible Institute in Rhode Island then transferred to Eastern Pentecostal Bible College (now Master’s College & Seminary), and graduated in 1991.
She was ordained with The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada in 1992 and commenced full-time ministry on the pastoral staff at Agincourt Pentecostal Church (1991-96). Following that, she served as senior pastor at Bible Way Pentecostal Church in Montreal, Quebec from 1996 to 98. Since then, she has devoted herself to full-time ministry as an itinerant evangelist and missions facilitator under the banner of Foundations Ministries Inc. (Please visit www.foundationsministries.org.)
Marie is an excellent communicator, extremely gifted to generate enthusiasm and faith! Her energetic personality attracts a diverse population, and her vivacious ministry and prayers touches lives cross-generationally. Marie is very effective in her call as an evangelist.
God has opened doors for Rev. Miller to conduct evangelistic services worldwide. Her compelling ministry and dynamic delivery has resulted in invitations to minister in many types of settings. She has a burning passion for releasing the "next generation" into their God-given mandate and compelling them into their rightful area of service in the kingdom of God.
She is blessed with extremely supportive family members and an array of very solid friendships that make up a strong supportive family network.
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Rev. Doug Moore
District Superintendent- Maritimes
Doug is a graduate of Zion Bible College in Rhode Island, and Central Bible College in Springfield, Missouri. He also completed further educational studies at Memorial University, Newfoundland. Following college graduation he and his wife, Marie, taught with The Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland. Their pastoral ministry with the Assemblies of God took them to New York City, Syracuse, New York, and Carlisle, Pennsylvania before coming to Canada in 1989. At that time, they worked with the Maritime District on a church plant in Quispamsis, New Brunswick.
Doug was first elected to the General Executive of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada when serving as the Assistant Superintendent of the Maritime District (PAOC) and senior pastor of Kings Way Assembly in Quispamsis, New Brunswick. He was elected as District Superintendent of the Maritime District in 2003.
Doug was born in Saint John, New Brunswick and his wife, Marie (Cappello), was born in New York. They have four adult children, Rob, Ruth, Rebecca and Sam.
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Rev. Steve Osmond
Steve and Heather Osmond, along with their three rowdy boys, reside in the booming city of Calgary, AB. When Steve finds time in his busy schedule, he gives his best shot at being the lead pastor of First Assembly Church. He works alongside a dynamic pastoral team that focuses on bringing hope and healing to people everywhere. Steve is determined to fight against the trend of pastoring a big church full of small Christians. Instead, he desires to see people walking in the character and power of Jesus Christ. Steve and Heather also have a passion for reaching young people. This passion is expressed through a young adult network of faith communities called the Tehillah Movement.
As an enthusiastic and effective communicator, Steve’s primary gift is to inspire and motivate others to live a joy-filled life. If Steve was a superhero, his catchphrase would be “Life needs more green lights.”
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Rev. James Poirier
District Superintendent-Manitoba & Northwestern Ontario
Jim was elected District Superintendent of the Manitoba Northwest Ontario
District in the spring of 2007.
Since graduating from Central Pentecostal College in 1983,
Jim has been involved in ministry in diverse arenas. Having served in the Saskatchewan, B.C. and Manitoba districts, he has been involved in church planting, served as a lead pastor in a variety of settings, and also served on the staff of some of our larger churches. The last church he pastored was Christian Life Assembly in Winnipeg, MB.
Before being elected as District Superintendent, Jim served on the District Executive and has also volunteered in a variety of capacities, serving both his local PAOC districts as well as the wider community. His main focus as Superintendent is casting vision, giving leadership and caring for the
pastors he has been called to serve. Church planting, revitalization of struggling assemblies and support for local congregations are some of his priorities.
Jim is married to his best friend Joanne. Together they have three sons that love and serve the Lord.
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Rev. Ken Russell
District Superintendent- British Columbia and Yukon
Ken Russell was born in Karachi, Pakistan and immigrated to Canada with his family at age ten. He attended the University of Victoria after graduating from High School in Powell River, and then began a career in Business Administration, specializing in advertising, marketing and public relations. He has been married to Brenda (nee - Hollands) for 26 years and they have two daughters Carlee (20), son-in-law Chris (Brown) and Sydnee (16). Ken and Brenda began pastoral ministry in 1986 serving as youth pastors at Duncan Pentecostal Assembly. Ken has served as a pastor in Port Moody, Port Kells, Summerland and Surrey. In addition to pastoral ministry, Ken has also served as a director of our district’s Social Concerns Ministry and a member of the Credentials Committee. Ken served as Assistant Superintendent for the BC/Yukon District, PAOC from April 2007 to September 2008 when he was elected as District Superintendent.
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Rev. Dwight Schapansky
District Superintendent- Saskatchewan
Dwight has been serving as the District Superintendent of the Saskatchewan District since July 2007. Dwight graduated from Western Pentecostal College (Summit Pacific) in 1989. He has served as assistant pastor at Cloverdale Pentecostal Church (Westwinds Community Church), in Surrey, British Columbia from 1988 - 1991. He and his family then moved to Saskatchewan where he has been serving ever since. He has pastored in Melville, Saskatoon and Parkside. Before his current role, he planted a church in Moose Jaw as well as served on the District Executive.
Pastor Dwight believes that when leaders and their families are healthy, then the church will be as well. Part of that health includes time spent with the Father - lots of time! He is committed to seeing leaders released in their giftings to further the Kingdom of God. There is much work to be done.
He and his wife, Dawn, along with their three children, Sarah, Nicole and Stephanie, continue to make Moose Jaw their home.
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Rev. Kenneth Solbrekken
District Superintendent- Alberta & NWT
Ken Solbrekken has been serving as the District Superintendent of the Alberta and North-West Territories District since April 2007. Prior to his election, Ken served this District for nine years as Secretary/Treasurer & Director of Pastoral Care and then as the Assistant Superintendent.
Ken and his wife, Lena, met in the United States, and after graduating from Bible College they were married in Sweden in 1984. After working with youth in a Pentecostal church for close to one year, they moved to Edmonton where they raised their three daughters, Louise, Angeline and Linette. Over the last 24 years, they have pastored in churches, traveled in itinerate ministry and given leadership through the District Office.
In 2004, while in the District Office, Ken and Lena, together with a fine team of leaders, planted City Centre Church. The vision to be "a church plant that plants churches" was the driving force behind this dream. In three short years, City Centre Church as assisted a church plant in Slovakia and planted another church in Edmonton called Urban Bridge Church. Plans are underway for yet another church to begin next fall. At the heart of this vision is the desire to raise up the next generation of Christian leaders and to see a great harvest of Canadians reached with the life-changing and life-giving message of Jesus Christ.
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Rev. Jamie Stewart
Jamie is the lead pastor of Kennedy Road Tabernacle in Brampton, ON. Jamie and his wife, Michelle, have served the PAOC as Youth & Young Adult Directors in the Western Ontario District and at our International Office. Following that, they pastored a vibrant and growing church in Calgary, AB. While pastoring in Alberta, Jamie also served the Alberta & NWT district as assistant superintendent, and on the Board of Directors of Vanguard College.
Since September 2005, the Stewarts have given leadership to KRT in Brampton, where they have witnessed tremendous church growth. Presently, over 2,500 people from over 85 nations gather to worship with them every Sunday. Their ministry theme, Relationship is Everything, is demonstrated through their lives, as well as Jamie’s relevant, life-applicable Biblical preaching. Jamie makes himself available to serve pastors and churches, and is on the Western Ontario District Executive.
Jamie and Michelle have been invited to minister at camps across Canada, as well as missionary retreats in Asia. They have five children, ranging in ages from 9 to 21, and as a family, they are committed to making Jesus famous.
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Donald Stiller
Donald (Don) has been a part of the PAOC his entire life—he was born into a minister’s home. He continues to be “PAOC active” in his home church and in district activities. Over the years, he has served in various areas such as Christian education, young adults, board of deacons and building committee. Don has also been on the executive boards of para-church organizations, Bible college boards/committees (provincial and international). In his career as a teacher/administrator, from which he has retired, Don was an exectutive member of professional associations and of a provincial committee. There have been opportunities for Don to volunteer his time and his experience in the local community, including major sporting events and as an interviewer for the College of Medicine (U of S). He is presently a member of a board for the City of Saskatoon.
Don is a graduate of Horizon College and Seminary (BBI at the time) and the Universities of Saskatchewan (BEd/BA) and Western Ontario (MEd).
Don and his wife, Margaret, are parents of adult children—Shauna (Michael) and Kevin. Margaret is also a graduate of Horizon (CPC at the time). Marg is active, as well, in their home assembly—Elim Tabernacle.
Don has been a member of the General Executive for two terms. He is of the opinion, that, with God's direction, his life and “person-in-the-pew” experiences will be beneficial to serving as layperson, once again, on the Executive.
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