Steve Bundy is the Vice President of the Joni and Friends Christian Institute on Disability and International Outreach. The Institute is the educational and public policy arm of Joni and Friends collaborating with universities and seminaries across the U.S. and around the world. The International Outreach Department oversees the more than 80 mission outreaches of Joni and Friends into 30 countries every year. Steve is a published author and co-author with Joni Eareckson Tada of Beyond Suffering: A Christian View of Disability Ministry. He is also co-executive producer with Joni of the Telly-Award winning television episode, Making Sense of Autism. His latest book, with Doug Mazza, is Another Kind of Courage: God’s Design for Fathers of Families Affected by Disability.

Steve lectures at educational institutions and conferences around the world. He frequently appears on “Joni and Friends” television episodes, national radio and has written articles or been interviewed for Christianity Today, Charisma Magazine, Focus on the Family and others.

Steve and his wife Melissa know firsthand the joys and challenges of parenting a child with special needs, as their own son, Caleb, was born with muscular dystrophy and autism. Recognizing the challenges for parents to navigate the complicated world of disability while maintaining a healthy home, they launched the ministry “In His Image” to provide families with support emotionally, socially, and spiritually.

Prior to joining Joni and Friends, Steve was Vice President of Business and Finance at William Carey International University in Pasadena, Calif., where he developed a 10 year Master Development Plan for the city.

Steve holds a B.A. in Theology and Missions, a Certificate in Christian Apologetics and an M.A. in Organizational Leadership. He is a licensed minister and has served as a pastor and missionary.

Bob Cornuke—a former police investigator and SWAT team member--is a biblical investigator, international explorer and author of nine books. He has participated in over fifty expeditions around the world searching for lost locations described in the Bible. These journeys include searching for Mount Sinai in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, looking for the remains of Noah's Ark in Turkey with astronaut Jim Irwin (the eighth man to walk on the moon) and researching ancient Assyrian and Babylonian flood accounts in Iran.

He has followed ancient accounts of the Ark of the Covenant from Israel to Egypt and across Ethiopian highlands, and, most recently, his research team found the probable location of Paul's shipwreck off the coast of Malta. This find has resulted in the accounting of what many are saying are all four anchors, as described in Acts: 27. His most recent adventure is sparking international controversy. Chronicled in his new book "Temple", Bob makes the assertion that the Temples of Solomon and Herod are located in the City of David and not on the traditional temple mount platform.