Dr. Susan Stubbs Hyatt (b. 1946) is a church research historian, Bible scholar, ordained minister (1983) and life-long, professional educator. A Canadian by birth and citizenship, she was awarded the Governor Generals Medal, the highest award given to outstanding High School Graduate (1964), and she went on to graduate with honors from the University of New Brunswick Teachers College (1966) in Fredericton, New Brunswick. In college, she fellowshipped with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship and attended IVCF’s Urbana Missionary Conference at the University of Illinois in 1967, 1970, and 1973. While teaching, she sponsored IVCF groups and taught the Bible.

After several years of teaching public school and college in New Brunswick, she graduated from Christ for the Nations Institute (1976) and summa cum laude from Southwestern Assemblies of God University (1987) in Northeast Texas. She earned two M.A.s with honors from the Oral Roberts University Graduate School of Theology and Missions, one in Historical/Theological Studies with emphasis in Pentecostal/Charismatic Studies (1989); the other, in Biblical Studies (1994). She did a year of post-graduate studies at the Center for Advanced Theological Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary (1994-95) and has an earned Doctor of Ministry degree from the School of Divinity at Regent University (2000). Dr. Hyatt is the recipient of many academic awards, such as WHO’S WHO Among Students, the National Religion and Philosophy Award, National Dean’s Honor’s List, Academic All American, and Delta Epsilon Chi (Honor Society of the American Association of Bible Colleges).

She is a prolific writer and published author. Some of her works include: Where Are My Susannas?, 10 Things Jesus Taught about Women, and Who’s the Boss? Her book, In the Spirit We’re Equal (Second Edition) is a groundbreaking volume based on her doctoral dissertation from Regent University. It presents a thorough and compelling Biblical argument for the equality of women in the church and in marriage. She shows how Jesus treated women, answers the hard questions about Paul, and shows how the Church went astray as a result of being influenced by pagan philosophy that demeaned women. She also contributed “Women in Ministry” to the Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization published by Blackwell (Oxford and Boston) in 2008 and to the Revival Bible edited by Winkey Pratney.

She was also commissioned by Thomas Nelson Publishers to write the chapter “Spirit-Filled Women” in their benchmark publication, The Century of the Holy Spirit, edited by Dr. Vinson Synan, preeminent Pentecostal/Charismatic historian and Dean Emeritus of Regent University School of Divinity. And at the invitation of the French Community of the Belgium Government, she represented Pentecostal-Charismatic women of North America at the Women in Religion Colloquium in Brussels (2001).

She is the president of God’s Word to Women, Inc (http://godswordtowomen.org) and the founding coordinator of the Int’l Christian Women’s Hall of Fame & History Project (www.icwhp.org), a multifaceted undertaking that equips women to be change agents in society and the Christian community by honoring women of the past and present, and by providing interactive education, strategic resources, significant relationships, leadership training, and ministry opportunities.

Dr. Eddie Hyatt has over 50 years of ministerial experience as a pastor, teacher, revivalist, and professor of theology. He has served on the faculties of Oral Roberts University, Christ for the Nations Institute, Zion Bible Institute and Christian Life School of Theology where he taught courses on the Bible, systematic theology, church history, and spiritual renewal. He has also lectured on the Holy Spirit and Revival as a guest in numerous educational institutions including Doulos Bible College in India, The Ark in Sweden, and Oxford University in England.

Eddie was a part of the ministry team at the Azusa Centennial in Los Angeles in 2006 with over 50,000 in attendance/ He and is wife, Dr. Susan Hyatt, were part of the ministry team and at the Azusa Celebrations in Jakarta, Indonesia that same year, which was attended by over 70,000. He has authored over 30 books, including 2000 Years of Charismatic Christianity, which has been translated into several languages and is used as a textbook in Bible colleges and seminaries around the world.

In 2010, Eddie received a commission from the Lord to reclaim America’s Christian Heritage, which has been destroyed by secularist and Marxist revisionist historians. Since then, he has authored and published several books documenting how the Great Awakening (1726-70), which transformed Colonial America, had a direct bearing on the founding of America and the ending of slavery on the American continent. These include America’s Revival Heritage and 1726: The Year that Defined America. His website is http://eddiehyatt.com.

Suzanne Sawyer Vincent, Ph.D.

Dr. Vincent has a Ph.D. in Physiology and Biophysics (University of Washington, Seattle), M.A. in Physiology and Behavioral Biology (San Francisco State University), B.A. in Biology & took Courses in History of Consciousness (University of California, Santa Cruz). Advanced Graduate Study in Psychiatric Rehabilitation (Boston University), Postdoctoral Study in Geriatric Research (VA Medical Center, Minneapolis).

Suzanne had a joint appointment in physiology and kinesiology at U. Illinois Urbana-Champaign for three years doing research on muscle control and tremor. Other affiliations were five years at Texas Tech U. teaching OT and PT students, and three years at St. George’s U. School of Medicine in Grenada teaching neuroscience. She published in such peer-reviewed journals as Experimental Neurology and Movement Disorders under the name of Suzanne Palmer. She taught physiology, anatomy, and neuroscience at Oral Roberts University for 14 years. Suzanne is an emeritus member of the American Physiological Society.

Dr. Vincent has studied the creation/evolution controversy and apologetics for over 50 years. Recent Courses: C.S. Lewis (Hillsdale College); Jewish/Rabbinical Background of Gospels (Oral Roberts University); The Importance of Worldviews (Colson Educators). Author of three books: Men and Women Apologists of Christian Faith Through Early 21st Century (2024); War Bride Called to God’s Work: Story of Ellen Myers (2020); and No Gap. No Chaos: Answers for Creation ex nihilo Naysayers (2015).

Rhonda Klug received her BS degree Summa Cum Laude in 1999 and has taught English as a Second Language to high school and middle school students.  She was also employed for eight years as a GED tutor for teens and young adults for a local Workforce Center.  Teaching is her passion as she has taught in churches at all levels from the nursery to adult Sunday School.  She volunteered for several years with her church’s homeless ministry serving food as well as teaching English and other basic education skills.  She earned her Doctor of Ministry degree in 2007 from Christian Life School of Theology.

Rhonda is married and has three children and eight grandchildren.  She has been associated with Hyatt Ministries and the God’s Word to Women organization for over fifteen years.  She was honored to be one of the ribbon cutters at the Int’l Christian Women’s Hall of Fame.  Rhonda was the Registrar for the former God’s Word to the World College and is now the Director of The Hyatt Institute.