Dana Rioux have always been a Christian, born in a small USA town to a French Catholic family and attended parochial school taught by Franciscan sisters until grade 8. He became an altar boy during those years and received religious instruction from the sisters until I entered high school.

He lived in a strict family environment where they recited the rosary every night as a family. Completed a bachelor's degree in Teacher Education with a specialization in French. After some years of teaching, he returned to college and earned a master's degree in the Teaching of French (M.A.T.) His wife Jean and him were married in a Methodist Church and have no children.

He is currently a Deacon for the Washburn Church in Sherman, Maine and has been providing worship services for the past four months. CLI training is important to Dana and he hopes that this pathway will provide the background that will enable me to continue to do so. His church no longer has a minister and the congregation has asked him to continue as its spiritual leader.

Dana Rioux feels privileged to be able to serve God in this way and hope that this new endeavor will enhance his knowledge of the Holy Scriptures and will enable him to deliver to others, as God calls him to do.

Daniel Lumpkin is 51 years old with an extreme desire to impact the body of Christ. He is recently married! He first received salvation in his early 30's. Hd wavered a bit in his faith but always believed in the Lord Jesus Christ. In his past he has had challenges with substance abuse but by God's Grace he has been delivered and set free.

He is also a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor and currently working in the Red Clay School District in Wilmington Delaware.

He currently offers ministry opportunities at his local church to minister on midweek services, which affords him the experience of preaching, teaching and expounding on the word of God.

The free ministry training and Deacon ordination has allowed for him to pay for my original higher learning education, which if it were not for this free opportunity, having this training experience would not have been possible. He is so thankful for CLI and those who support CLI.

His goal is to begin writing a book on God’s Grace in his life. Then to utilize that as a platform to obtain other opportunities to minister abroad, while continuing to obtain further training at CLI.

David Dumas is married to my wonderful wife for 16 years and they have two sons. He has a job as a security services provider.

Read in David's word a little bit about him:

"I was a late comer to the Christian Faith, if not for my wife I may have never found my way here. I joined the church which my wife attended in 2009 after attending for a time prior to. I found that it afforded me time to be a positive influence for my oldest son (my youngest had not arrived yet).

I have decided to pursue ministry training and this path as a way to spread the word I have come to hold dear. My community as well as others are in need of more people to spread God's good word and works. I hope moving forward to aid my community as a chaplain to our local law enforcement agencies, to our troubled youth, and eventually as a Pastor to my Church. I have no vision of grandeur, or fame, no hopes of becoming a monetarily rich man. I want to be rich in life to fill the lives of others with the word of God and news of the coming of our Savior Jesus Christ."

David is an ordained Officiant Minister with the Christian Leaders Alliance.

David was raised in a small mining village where his parents divorced when he was 8 years old. As a regular attendee at church, he became a Christian.

David was moved into local authority care at the age of 14 after suffering from child abuse, something which the Lord guided him to overcome.

However, He lapsed many times, drinking and taking drugs at 17/18 and even a couple of attempted suicides at 19. Through these times, David turned from God, but God neve left him.

As David grew older, his relationship with the Lord has grown stronger. He is married to Julie who supports him. He has a passion to reach those stuck in cults, dead Christianity, and non-christians.

David started Christian Leaders Institute in 2013 and has has received his Bachelor of Divinity Degree. He is willing to mentor Christian Leaders students and graduates and help them through the ordination process.

David K. Lange became a Christian later in life towards the end of his 24-year career as a police officer in Southern California. David had gone through a divorce, was on medical leave from the police department due to an injury and had almost given up on life. Late one night while watching TV he began watching the 700 Club and one of the pastors talking seemed to be talking directly to him and it was then he decided to turn everything over to the Lord and accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior.

David has been involved with many Christian churches during the last twenty plus years, serving where the Lord had placed him, as an usher, trustee and deacon. Due to his background in law enforcement he always felt lead to be a protector of the flock and established security/safety ministries at churches he had attended. David also served in the Kairos Prison Ministry and as a Lay Pastor of a church plant in Mesquite Nevada.

During his ministry journey David had always felt the need to learn more and become more involved in ministry. In 2015 he began his ministry education at Christian Leaders Institute and during the pasted 3 years he has completed many courses and was ordained by Christian Leaders Alliance in 2017 as a Commissioned Minister.

During David’s career in law enforcement he enjoyed training and mentoring young police officers in their career journey. As with laws enforcement David sees a true need for strong ministry mentors, giving that guidance and support needed while persons studying for or who are already in the ministry seek their direction in Gods call.