Scheduled to speak:

Thusday
August 10, 2000
9:30 a.m.
ICC, Hal B

Hal Donaldson
Editor, Pentecostal Evangel

Hal Donaldson serves as the editor of the Pentecostal Evangel, which is the official voice of the Assemblies of God and the largest Pentecostal magazine in the world.

Donaldson is also the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Convoy of Hope, a non-profit ministry that conducts humanitarian/evangelism outreaches across America and around the world. Through the Convoy of Hope, hundreds of thousands of needy families have received groceries, Bibles, medical attention, and job opportunities. And many have found Jesus Christ and been assimilated into local churches.

In addition, Donaldson is the author of 19 books, including: One Man’s Compassion (The Mark Buntain Story), Treasures in Heaven (The Huldah Buntain Story), The Vow, Pleasing God, Where is the Lost Ark?, Parenting, and more. His latest book project is Midnight in the City, which is soon to be published. He has walked the streets of the major cities in America, interviewing drug dealers, runaways, prostitutes, gang members, the homeless and more.

Donaldson is a graduate of San Jose State University and Bethany College, where he formerly served as an instructor. His wife Doree is an accomplished vocalist and pianist, having received her Masters Degree from the University of Missouri at Kansas City Conservatory of Music.

The Donaldsons have three daughters.