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 Volunteer Coordinator Kimberley Payne is the author of Where Family Meets Faith, Where Fitness Meets Faith and Where Life Meets Faith. These three volumes are collections of Kimberley’s “Today’s Faith” devotional columns that relate raising a family, pursuing a healthy lifestyle, and everyday experiences to building a relationship with God. She also is author of the Fit for Faith Health Series, and a speaker offering workshops based on this series (www.kimberleypayne.com). She is a professional member of The Word Guild, and a member of the Leadership Team. Kimberley completed the certificate program in volunteer management in 2007 from Fleming College, where she also teaches accounting.
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Denise Rumble was hired as TWG's Managing Director effective September 1, 2008 after serving two years in a voluntary capacity as associate managing director. Denise is a freelance writer whose column, "Just Thinking," has appeared in five publications. She also has written articles, book reviews, sports write-ups, as well as an education column when she was a Board of Education trustee. Now that her children are grown, Denise is able to devote more time to her writing and speaking. Denise operated her own bookkeeping business for the past 11 years.
Prayer Team Coordinator Joanna Mallory has published articles, reviews and short stories, and is marketing her first Christian suspense novel.
Communications Team Lead Neil Bramble, a professional member, served as editor of The Canadian Gideon for the past 17 years. Neil comes from a background of teaching—high school English and history—having spent 16 years in that profession. He was a staff member of The Gideons from 1981 until his retirement in December 2008. A writer and speaker, Neil is also an Alpha advisor and leads the Alpha course in his church in Guelph, ON. “I am impressed with the spiritual depth and godly vision of The Word Guild and enthusiastically support its mission,” he says. “Canadians need to hear the message God has for them and we as Christian writers have a responsibility to communicate it. I want to be part of that.”