John and Shanti Culbertson, both alumni of Rhema Bible College, have been deeply involved in ministry work across the United States and internationally. They are blessed with two children, daughter, Emily and son, Ryan, who are actively involved in church ministry.

John, with his dynamic passion for sharing the profound truths of the Gospel, was appointed Lead Pastor of Hope City in September 2020. His messages often highlight the “almost too good to be true… but it is true” news of love and reconciliation. Shanti, in addition to her ministerial role, serves as the Administrative Director, overseeing various operational aspects of the ministry.

Dale was ordained a Baptist minister in 1973; by 1977, he and other church members were baptized in the Holy Spirit and the decision was made to form the non-denominational Gethsemane Temple. Born again from a young age, she received the baptism of the Holy Spirit in 1977.  Today, they minister to other pastors in the five-fold position of apostles. They desire is to see people discover and live out their God-created purpose and place in His Body.

A native of Evansville’s Jacobsville neighborhood, Skylar Denton’s faith journey began in his teenage years with Hope City’s youth group. Today, as Hope City’s Youth Leader and in-house media director, he infuses his passion for Christ into all aspect of his work, shaping the spiritual journey of the younger generation.

Currently enrolled in Impact University Christian College, Skylar is deepening his knowledge and skills, preparing to lead Gen-Z towards a brighter, faith-filled future. His enthusiasm for nurturing young believers is a testament to his dedication and vision for the church’s youth.