Mark is the Director for MPower, Elim’s national men’s ministry, a launched as part of Elim’s Centenary celebrations during 2015. He also serves as the Senior Pastor to Porth Elim Church in the South Wales valleys.

Mark also served as the National Director for CVM (Christian Vision for Men) in Wales. Prior to which he pioneered a ground-breaking Men’s Ministry initiative called the Band of Brothers (Discipling men in the market-place) which featured on UK TV.

Mark is concerned to talk about and explore the real issues and challenges that men face in the 21st century. His heart and vision is to see the men of our Elim Movement both in the UK and globally, equipped to walk courageously and maturely through the real stuff of life as men discipled in Christ.

He and the MPower team are committed to developing 'Men who lead men' and their families with compassion, fulfilling their various roles in life, including serving and playing their part in the context of the local church and their community and the workplace environment.

He and his team travel around the UK and abroad outlining the heart, vision and commission to reach and disciple men, just as Christ has called us to do.

Gordon has served on the MPower Team since this national men’s ministry was founded and has specific responsibility for MPower in the Scottish region.

He studied at Regents Theological College in 1996 for a BA (Hons) in Theology and Christian Ministry, has pastored a number of churches and is now the senior leader at Edinburgh Elim Church.

Gordon also serves on the Scottish Regional Team and Teen Challenge Edinburgh (a global rehabilitation ministry).

Gordon helped pioneer a new men’s event in Scotland in 2019 called the Wilderness Experience.

His passion is to see the men of our movement empowered to be all that God has called them to be through biblical, spiritual & social discipleship.

Liam gave his life to Jesus at the end of 16 years of drug dependence. Growing up in a fractured family and with absent parents, Liam filled his life with anything he could. At the age of nineteen, he served his first prison sentence and returned two more times.

At the age of 26, he found refuge in a Rehabilitation Centre in the hills of Shropshire where he became a Christian. After an encounter with God in the savannahs of Guyana, Liam surrendered his plans to be work as a tree surgeon and studied Applied Theology in Mission Training.

Liam now leads Hope Community Church in Bournemouth. He knows and understands the issues men face today. His heart is to see men grow in relationship with each other and in discipleship with the Lord.

Roy describes himself as Jesus disciple, husband, father, uncle, cousin and a son. He is an IT Project Manager at a Footsie-100 company and self-identifies as a solutions architect.

At his local church Ealing Christian Centre, he writes for the Grapevine magazine and serves in the ECC Business Network and other ministries.

Roy hosts a Christian blog “Practically Speaking”, and has published two kingdom apps encouraging prayer – Praying.Works and the MPower GroupCall virtual Men’s Prayer Room.

Wesley has been a part of the MPower team for 6 years and also serves as lead pastor at Trinity church, Brentwood, Essex (Elim Network).

With experience in setting up men’s ministries in various churches, Wesley’s heart is to journey with and disciple men to help them rise up into God’s redemptive plan for their lives and living to the fullest of His calling.

Before his role as a church pastor, Wesley was a former PGA golf professional and national coach for the Wales & England youth team.