Greg Laurie is the senior pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship , which has campuses in California and Hawaii.

Laurie has authored over 70 books including Live Love Fight, Tell Someone, Greatest Stories Ever Told, Hope for Hurting Hearts, As It Is in Heaven, and his autobiography, Lost Boy. The accompanying documentary film, Lost Boy: The Next Chapter has won eight awards at international film festivals. His 2013 film Hope for Hurting Hearts features his story of trusting God through tragedy.

Host of the nationally syndicated radio program A New Beginning and television program GregLaurie.tv, Laurie is also the founder and featured speaker for Harvest Crusades and Harvest America—contemporary, large-scale evangelistic outreaches. More than 7.8 million people have attended a Harvest Crusades event.
He resides in Southern California with his wife, Cathe. They have two sons, Christopher and Jonathan. Christopher went to be with the Lord in 2008. Greg and Cathe also have five grandchildren.

Anthony Schmidt earned the Ph.D. in American religion from Princeton Theological Seminary. Schmidt’s academic work focuses mainly on evangelical history. He is especially interested in the cultural construction of orthodoxy and the way certain beliefs and behaviors become normative over time. His current research examines how financial factors in the 19th century shaped denominational attitudes toward slavery and race. Anthony is also working on a second, longer-term project on the use of the Bible within popular devotional practices at the turn of the 20th century. He has published articles and book reviews in academic journals such as The Journal of Religious History, Nova Religio and Fides et Historia.

Anthony joined Museum of the Bible as the curator of Bible and Religion in America in 2017. As Senior Curator, he oversees the museum’s curatorial team, manages collections research and documentation and develops exhibition and museum content. He also curates post-16th century texts and artifacts in the Museum Collections. Previously, he served as a doctoral assistant in the Department of Special Collections at Princeton Seminary and as an author and researcher for the American Bible Society’s Faith & Liberty Discovery Center project in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Audrea Decker is the Director of Communication and Strategic Initiatives for My Faith Votes, a nonpartisan movement that mobilizes and equips Christians in America to vote in every election.

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