Joel DeSelm

Pastor Joel DeSelm has served the Lord as a teacher/coach in the public schools and then as a pastor for over 40 years.  Joel has an extensive teaching ministry, having spoken in hundreds of camps, conferences, churches, seminars, and retreats both in the United States as well as overseas.  He has led groups to the Holy Land five times and has published two devotional books "Lessons from the Land" and "More Lessons from the Land", practical tools to connect biblical insights from the land of Israel with the everyday lives of believers. His undergraduate degree is from Ball State University, and he holds Masters Degrees from Indiana University and Huntington University.  An ordained minister in the Missionary Church, he and his wife, Judy, live in South Bend, IN and have three married sons and six grandchildren.

Scot Keen

Scot Keen is a professor, the Dean of Academics, and is a part of the Leadership Team at Ethnos360 Bible Institute. He teaches several heavily theological classes, Romans, part of Soteriology, and Acts being just a few of these. He also teaches Hermeneutics and Bibliology, laying a foundation for students to know where the Bible came from and how to study it. Scot and his wife April have served at Ethnos360 since 2003 and have had the privilage to lay the ground work for God to impact many men and women that are hungry to learn more about God.

Adam Hashimoto

Adam Hashimoto currently serves as the Lead Teacher of the Yokohama Christian School in Japan. Growing up here at Simpson Park Camp, he has now followed his calling to go teach overseas. Adam looks forward to spending his time here at camp with his family and friends. We look forward to hearing him share about how God is moving all the way over in Japan.