James CantelonPastor, author, church-planter, Christian television and radio personality, Jim Cantelon is founder and President of WOW - Working for Orphans and Widows (wowmission.com), a Federal Charity which seeks to empower the local church in sub-Saharan Afric and southern India in the care of the sick and the dying. Cantelon's first book Theology For Non-Theologians (Macmillan NY Publishers 1988), continues to be a popular book with those interested in an entry-level introduction to theology. In his book When God Stood Up - A Christian Response to AIDS in Africa (Harper Collins, 2007) Jim chronicles his experiences in Africa, confronted by the devastation of the HIV & AIDS pandemic. A gifted teacher and communicator, Jim is a former host of Christian talk TV shows in Canada and the United States including 100 Huntley Street, Eye to Eye, and Talk to Me (a daily talk-television show Jim produced and hosted for broadcast across 14 million homes in the United States). Jim's radio credits include the top-rated Canadian open-line program Challenge and, while in Jerusalem, he was a regular host of Voice of Hope radio, operated out of South Lebanon by High Adventure Ministries in a high-pressure war zone. Jim was born in Olds, Alberta, in 1947. After graduation from seminary he pastored churches in Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia, Canada. In 1981 Jim, and his family moved to Israel where he pioneered Jerusalem Christian Assembly, now called King of Kings - a church with a multifaceted signature both in Israel and around the world. Currently Jim produces and hosts Jim Cantelon Today( jimcantelontoday.com ), a television show shown nationally in the United States and Canada which focuses on biblical exposition with a contemporary, 'user friendly' approach. Jim and Kathy have three married children, Todd, Jess, and Kate, and 12 grandchildren. Read More Read Less