Vicki grew up in Illinois and graduated from Moody Bible Institute where she also met her husband, Jim. They have four married children, as well as eight grandchildren. 

As a pastor's wife for many years in Wisconsin, Michigan and California, Vicki has served in different ministries throughout the local church.

A gifted and dynamic speaker, Vicki has been privileged to minister and speak at numerous events throughout the country including Marriage Conferences, Women's Retreats and Women's Ministry Events.

Vicki has written a Bible Study on the book of Titus and co-authored a book with Jim: Friends Forever: A "He Said" "She Said" Dating Story. 

Laura is a native Southern Californian who joined the CB staff in 1998. Previously she served 11 years at the Los Angeles Mission, a Skid Row Rescue Mission in downtown L.A. Laura has been happily married to husband, Dave, since 1990.  Although they don’t have children of their own, Laura and Dave are blessed with a large family in Southern California and also in Canada. “I love being able to serve the Lord and His church on a daily basis through Pacific Church Network. Thank you for the privilege!” 

Since July 2014, Emilio serves as the Spanish Ministries Director of Pacific Church Network (PCN), an association of over 70 churches in Southern California. Prior to becoming a Director he served on the PCN board. Pastor Emilio A. Núñez M. is very active in Christian ministry in Southern California.  Since 1984, he has been the pastor of the Spanish-speaking congregation at Bell Gardens Baptist Church.  He was an Associate Professor at Biola University until 2012, and is currently an adjunct professor of Historical Theology at Fuller Seminary.    Emilio was a contributing editor to La Biblia de Estudio de la Biblia de las Américas, a study Bible in Spanish published by the Lockman Foundation in May of 2000, and now published by Broadman and Holman.  He contributed a chapter in Vivir y Servir en Exilio (Living and Serving in Exile) published in 2008 by the Los Angeles chapter of the Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana (FTL).  He is the administrator of Pacific Church Network's  Seminario de las Américas (Seminary of the Américas).   Born in Guatemala, Emillio moved to Dallas where his father completed a ThM and ThD at Dallas Theological Semiarry. Emilio and his wife, Dunia, have been married since their wedding at the historic Open Door church in 1979.  They have two married adult sons.