Dr. Claudia Niemann is over 60 years old and from Germany. Claudia has been married almost two decades to Djamel who is from Algiers. She has worked as a chemist and food scientist. She play the organ in her parents church.

Claudia parents were pastors in a small town in former East Germany. As she grew up in Eastern German in those days, she learned the importance of staying close to the Lord. Her brother played in a praise band and his influence encouraged my calling to the ministry.

In 2005, while pursuing her accedemic studies the Lord called her to ministry in a vision. Since that time Claudia has pursued ministry training and has served as a minister.

She as been ordained as a minister with the Christian Leaders Alliance and is willing to mentor others in Algiers who are called into the minister.

Constance Vega is a mother of four girls; She is am a Cameroonian by birth, a native from Kumbo Bui Division to be precise and British by nationality.

She is the sixth from a family of seven siblings. She was married but now divorced because her husband became an unbeliever and refused to be converted.

In 1992, there was a life broadcasting program by evangelist Bill Graham in Cameroon, and that was the year She openly confessed the Lord Jesus Christ, She invited Him into her life, and He became my Lord and personal Savior.

She found herself in Italy where she met an American couple who started a house fellowship. At this fellowship, she started sensing a calling to ministry.

Constance began Christian Leaders Institute in 2018 and she was ordained in 2018. She is willing to mentor Christian Leaders Institute students and graduates and help them through the process of ordination.

Anthony Craig Smith, who goes by his middle name, "Craig." Craig is married and has two children, who they homeschool. He was raised in a Christian home and spent most of his education in a Christian school. He was saved in the third grade.

Craig called to home disciple his family with his wife. Craig started Christian Leaders Institute in 2016 and was ordained 2017. He is willing to mentor new CLI students and assist them through the ordination process.

Dale Hood has a daughter Natasha, and a grandson named Jack. He is the men's director of the Men's Lifehouse Ministries. The Lifehouse is a drug and alcohol recovery and discipleship program.

Dale became a believer earlier in Life and sensed the call to ministry. Dale started Christian Leaders Institute in 2015 and became ordained in 2018. Dale is willing to mentor CLI students and graduates and help them get ordained in the Christian Leaders Alliance.

Dale Parker is from White River Junction Vermont. He is 61 years old, he was widowed at the end of 2016.

Growing up his family always had a strong faith. His grandfather founded a church, his uncle a church planter, there has been a long line of church builders in his family history. His father went home to the Lord when I was a teenager. The minister of one of his dads relatives came to his house to try and explain Jesus to him. Dale knew more about the Lord than the Pastor did. Dale turned away from religion at about 18 years old.

He still had a strong faith and studied on his own returning to bible studies in my late 20's, At that time a good friend was having home bible studies. Finding the saving grace of God was such an effervescent feeling he knew the way to go. Soon his studies took me beyond what he was teaching.

In the area he lives there are many churches, and non christian religions. Most fall short of knowing and teaching the word of God.

CLI will help him fulfill the dreams of helping to save more of Gods children. With a house church ministry, and with Gods help, pastor of a church. He is now leading prayer meetings, and bible studies. When he was ordained with CLI as a Officiant Minister in 2018 his local church has asked him to assist, leading the congregation when the senior pastor is away.