Dr. Tim Neu became Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of Wycliffe Associates in October of 2020. For 12 years prior, Tim has provided leadership to the ministry in the areas of finance, Bible translation technology, translation services, and, most recently, as Chief Operating Officer. Tim holds a Ph.D. in Biblical studies and has helped national Bible translators develop a process to check and share their translations with their churches, involving the broader community of believers in Bible translation. Tim and his wife, Nancy, have two daughters, two sons-in-law, and four grandchildren.

Shannon Bream is the anchor of Fox News at Night and Chief Legal Correspondent for the Fox News Channel. She is also the author of the best-seller Finding The Bright Side, and the upcoming book Women of the Bible Speak.
Though she spends her days covering politics and the United States Supreme Court, Shannon started her professional life as a sexual harassment attorney. She counts it a great privilege to cover the news of the day at such a pivotal moment in history. Amid the swirl of troubling news from around the globe, her faith is her greatest comfort and hope.
She is a magna cum laude graduate of Liberty University, where she earned her B.S. in Business Management, and was awarded a Juris Doctorate with honors from Florida State University College of Law.
Away from work, Shannon enjoys running, fly fishing, reading and travelling the world with her partner-in-crime: her husband, Sheldon. He once tricked her into running the Pittsburgh Marathon. They live in the Washington, D.C., area with their mischievous lab, Biscuit Bream.

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