Summer 2026
at Wesley Acres

Rev. Will Han is a pastor, performance coach, and ministry leader who’s passionate about helping people build sustainable strength—spiritually, mentally, and physically—without losing their joy (or their sanity). He serves as a Church Planting Catalyst with SEND Network in Canada and as Vice President of Canadian Mosaic Christian Alliance, supporting and resourcing diaspora church planters and leaders representing more than 70 countries as they build life and ministry across Canada.

Rev. Dr. Sarah Han is Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry at Tyndale Seminary, Director of the Tyndale Centre for Pastoral Imagination, and planner of all parties. She is passionate about investing into the next generation of Jesus followers and intentionally shaping missional faith communities that tap into the mission of God in everyday life.

The Hans have been married almost two decades and live in rural Ontario with their three beautiful children. They enjoy the outdoors, cooking and eating good food, and hosting people into unhurried fellowship that is life-giving and inspiring.

Jinil Ohh is a worship pastor who is passionate about leading people into the presence of Jesus and helping them remember who they are first — beloved children of God. His heart is to point everything back to the gospel, creating space for the church to rest in Jesus, gain strength in Him, and be stirred to live boldly for His kingdom. He is committed to Christ-centred worship, Scripture, and seeing communities shaped by prayer and the Word.

In ministry, Jinil loves guiding worship through song, Scripture, and prayer, fostering genuine encounters with God that lead to transformation and deeper devotion.
Outside of ministry, he is a husband to his loving wife, a father to a daughter and soon-to-be-born son, and a passionate fisherman who enjoys time outdoors and God’s creation.

I am a teacher, pastor, and community facilitator with over fifteen years of experience working at the intersection of faith, justice, and community development. I currently serve as Assistant Professor of Contextual Ministry at Tyndale Seminar and as the Pastor of Church Engagement and Leadership Development at Capstone Community Bible Church in Etobicoke, ON. I am also the founder of Good Neighbour Community Consulting and host the Good Neighbour Podcast.

Previously, I served as Director of Street-Involved Services at YSM’s Evergreen Centre in Toronto and spent four years church planting with City Church in Boston, MA. My work is shaped by a deep concern for how Christian institutions steward power, resources, and relationships in the work of community care.

I was born and raised in a loving Christian home in a small town in southwestern Ontario. At my mother’s knee that I learned about the love and forgiveness of Jesus and committed my life to him.

I have pastored in Baptist churches in the Fellowship and the CBOQ for over 35 years and have taught theology in various Bible Colleges and Seminaries across Canada for nearly 25 years. I have served as the Lead Pastor of Uxbridge Baptist Church for 18 years.

I have been married to my darling wife Linda for 38 years. God has given us four wonderful children and four beautiful grandchildren.

I enjoy grandchildren, travel, preaching, teaching, football, baseball, racquet sports, and quiet natural settings in a shady spot with a good book in hand.

Morgan Mitchell serves as an Associate Pastor at Journey Community Church in La Mesa, California (He has been in this role for 10 years). He also serves as chaplain for the San Diego State Aztecs football program.
 
He is active across many ministry areas spanning all ages, with a primary focus on college and young adult ministry and Bible teaching. He holds a Master of Divinity from Azusa Pacific Seminary. He is married to Emma Mitchell and is raising a growing family. He has been apart of the Wesley Acres community his entire life and now resides in downtown San Diego, California.

My name is Thomas Mastin, a singer/songwriter and worship leader from Roblin, Ontario that has a heart for leading people into the presence of God through music and singing and I’m very very grateful for the opportunity to be able to do exactly that at a camp I grew up going to and absolutely loving! I’m very excited to be back at Wesley acres this summer!

My name is Carol Kenny and I’ve had the opportunity to be involved in Wesley Acres camp for a number of years. My children grew up coming here  and now my grandchildren attend and I feel it a privilege to be able to work alongside the leadership at Wesley Acres camp. My home is north of Kingston.  I teach at a Christian school in Kingston part time and enjoy that very much. My love of music, children, and most importantly, my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ call me to be involved in this children’s ministry both at my home Church and also here at Wesley acres.
I look forward to another summer at the acres!

Bishop Linda Adams serves as the Bishop of the Free Methodist Church in Canada.  She was elected in March 2024, after serving the Free Methodist Church in the US for 32 years, most recently in the role of Bishop (2019-2023).
 
Bishop Linda is married to John Carter Adams. They have two adult children, Nate (married to Lauren) and Carrie (newly married to Leo). Nate and Lauren’s daughter Isobel is a joy and an endless source of delight for her “Mimi” and “Baba.”  
 
Bishop Linda envisions a future where churches come alive with contagious spiritual vitality, and where pastors and people are filled with passion for the mission of Jesus – resulting in new believers becoming disciples who make disciples across Canada and beyond.

Rick Hiemstra is director of the EFC's Centre for Research on Church and Faith. Prior to coming to the EFC, he served as a Wesleyan pastor and as a high school mathematics and computer science teacher. Rick speaks on Canadian church and cultural trends, including the new Parenting Faith, Significant Church and Renegotiating Faith studies.
He holds a BMath from the University of Waterloo, a BEd from Ottawa University and an MTS from Tyndale Seminary.

Beth works as a senior policy analyst for the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada in Ottawa. She works in the EFC’s Centre for Faith and Public Life, bringing biblical principles to bear on public policy issues. She tracks federal bills and parliamentary activity, helping to craft EFC’s response and recommendations. She has long experience at the EFC and has worked in the office of a minister of state. Beth has a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Wheaton College, and masters degrees in worldview studies and political management. Beth and her husband Rick live in Ottawa and have four kids who are teens and young adults.

Dave McArthur is currently serving as the Junior and Senior High Music teacher and Band Director at Brampton Christian School in Caledon, ON, a position he has held since 2013.  Dave studied contemporary music at Humber College in Toronto, during which time, and after, he also served as the Music and Worship Director at Capstone Community Bible Church.  Camp ministry is near and dear to Dave’s heart, having spent his summers growing up (and working) at Pleasant Bay Children’s Camp in Consecon, where his parents served as Camp Directors for several years.  Presently, Dave and his wife Brittany have two children: Everett (4) and Marigold (2), and are living in Shelburne.  They attend and are actively involved at Compass Community Church in Orangeville, where Dave is a regular member of the worship team, and Brittany assists with Kids Church.

Rev. Dr. Sabrina Jordan-D’Rozario is the lead pastor of Wesley Chapel Free Methodist Church in Toronto. She loves sharing her faith and walking alongside others as they grow as disciples of Jesus Christ. Sabrina and her husband, Terry, have been married for 11 years and live in Pickering with her parents and their dog, Harley.

My name is Carol Kenny and I’ve had the opportunity to be involved in Wesley Acres camp for a number of years. My children grew up coming here  and now my grandchildren attend and I feel it a privilege to be able to work alongside the leadership at Wesley Acres camp. My home is north of Kingston.  I teach at a Christian school in Kingston part time and enjoy that very much. My love of music, children, and most importantly, my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ call me to be involved in this children’s ministry both at my home Church and also here at Wesley acres.
I look forward to another summer at the acres!

Hey Peeps! I'm Pastor Nate, serving as youth pastor at Emmanuel Baptist in Bloomfield. Growing up in Hamilton, I studied Ministry at Redeemer University and have been deeply shaped by years of involvement in camp ministry. Fun fact, due to my parents involvement in camp ministry, I was on an Algonquin canoe trip for a leadership development camp before my first birthday. I've never left the camp world since.
Outside of ministry, I love hockey (dedicated Leafs fan), spikeball, weightlifting, cooking, and gathering with friends around a campfire. Growing up in the city, I have come to love country living and have loved my first year in the County. My fiancée, Avril, and I are getting married in June 2026 and thrilled to start life and ministry together.

Heyyy!!! My name is Avril (like April with a "v"... and no it's not Vapril). I am a mobilizer for an organization that sends Christian teachers overseas and am invested in the ministries of youth and young adults! God touches me a ton through music and occasionally inspires me to write songs about what He is teaching me. Other hobbies include spending time with Nate and friends/family, playing any sport, annoying people with puns, making/drinking coffee, and cooking/baking. Excited to get to know you all and worship with you:)!

Scott Landry is the Lead Pastor of The Bridge in Kanata, Ontario, where he is known for communicating biblical truth with humor, honesty, and relatable real-life stories. His down-to-earth approach helps people take practical, meaningful steps in their faith—no matter where they’re starting from.

A devoted husband to his wife, Lisa, and proud father of Emma and Parker, Scott’s family is the heartbeat behind both his ministry and his writing. A natural storyteller, he brings the same authenticity to the platform that he does to the page, inviting audiences to laugh, reflect, and rediscover the hope found in a relationship with Jesus.

Scott speaks from lived experience—someone who understands failure, resilience, and the power of grace. Whether preaching on a Sunday or sharing from the stage, his message is clear and compelling: faith isn’t for the flawless; it’s for the fighters.

We are a worship team from Pine Grove Free Methodist Church and we are so blessed to also be able to call each other amazing friends! We each have a different story but our hearts for worship are the same and God has brought us all together for such a time as this… to grow closer to Him and to each other as we lead in worship.

It is truly a blessing to be able to usher God’s children to a place of worship and we look forward to what the 2026 season has for Wesley Acres!

Married to Ann, have twin adult children, and 3 granddaughters. We enjoy travel, walks and bike riding. Paul still skates and plays golf poorly.

Served as Sr minister of two Toronto churches, taught in a seminary in Angola and served as Ontario director for hockey ministries international. M Div from Tyndale.

Randy and Leah are a retired pastoral team from Smith’s Falls! We have been actively involved in worship for 30 plus years. Over the last few years we have had a trailer at Wesley Acres and have volunteered in a number of capacities!

Charles Price is Minister at Large with The Peoples Church, Toronto, Canada, where he was Lead Pastor from 2001 to 2016. The weekly congregation doubled to over 4000 attending each Sunday during his time there. Originally from England, he grew up in Herefordshire and for many years he was involved in the ministry of Capernwray Hall, a bible school, conference grounds and evangelistic center in North Lancashire, latterly he was President of Capernwray Bible School.

Whilst at The Peoples Church he had an hour-long television programme, Living Truth, broadcast coast to coast in Canada each week, as well as in more than 70 other countries, in a variety of languages. He also had a daily 30 minute radio program broadcast in Canada and several other countries.

He has preached in 110 countries on every continent and is the author of 8 books, some of which have been translated into a variety of languages.

Charles is a recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II (of England) Diamond Jubilee Medal, cited as being for services to humanitarian need, having raised many millions of dollars through his television programme for global mission projects in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and India.
He was awarded a Doctor of Divinity degree by Tyndale University in Toronto.

He is married to Hilary and they have two daughters, one son, two sons-in-law, one daughter-in-law, seven grandchildren, and their family is scattered in several parts of the world.

A website and App of video, audio and transcripts of sermons, plus daily devotionals is available at www.charlespriceministry.org

Rooted deeply in a rich legacy of Gospel music, Ron & Evelyn Snider, and Terena Grice teamed up to form VOCAL LEGACY, a Contemporary Southern Gospel Trio best known for their strong harmonies and heartfelt lyrics. Their passion is to share the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Since the group’s formation in 2012, VOCAL LEGACY continues to expand their ministry territory beyond their home base of Westport and the greater Kingston area to encompass Southern Ontario.

Mark currently serves part-time as the Advancement Director at Camp Iawah. In addition to his work at Iawah, he enjoys teaching and is involved in therapeutic work, serving alongside his wife in their private practice.

Mark and his wife served in pastoral ministry for 38 years, including seven years at an international church in Jakarta, Indonesia—an experience that was life-shaping and deepened their appreciation for the global work God is doing. They now live north of Kingston and have three children: two residing in Ontario and a daughter who is married and living in England.

For more than two decades, Andrew Thompson has devoted himself to serving the local church as a worship leader. He has worked primarily with WellSpring Community Church in Welland, ON, but has also led worship for Impactus (formerly Promise Keepers Canada) and numerous other community events. Music and singing have played a pivotal role in Andrew's life and relationship with God, and he uses this passion to inspire others to draw closer to God through heartfelt worship. Andrew considers it a profound honour to witness people connecting with God right before his eyes.

Andrew and his wife, Anita, have been happily married for over 30 years and are proud parents of three adult children—Noah and his wife, Michelle; Hannah; and Ella and her husband, Elijah.