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Brenda Lebsack 

Coordinator of Interfaith Statewide Coalition

Brenda Lebsack and her husband Mark Lebsack have been in full time ministry for over 30 years.  Brenda has been a licensed / ordained minister and has served as a Children’s Pastor, Youth Minister, Worship Director, and Community Outreach Coordinator.

Brenda has been in education for 30 years.  She has taught elementary, middle school and high school grades, including alternative education.  In secondary grades, she taught English, PE and Special Education.  She is now an Adapted PE teacher. 

Prior to teaching she was a Peace Office for the Orange County Probation Department and helped write the Aids Prevention Curriculum. 

Brenda received her BS degree from Cal State Fullerton in Human Services, her teaching credential from San Jose State, her MA in Special Education from Chapman University, her Adapted PE authorization from Azusa Pacific University, and her Bachelors of Theology from Pacific Coast Bible College. 

Rabbi Dov Fischer is national vice president of the Coalition for Jewish Values, representing 2,500 traditional Orthodox rabbis on matters of public policy, and is congregational rabbi of Young Israel of Orange County, California. An attorney and formerly a law professor for two decades in Southern California, he holds prominent leadership roles in several national rabbinic and other Jewish organizations. He has been Chief Articles Editor of UCLA Law Review, clerked for the Hon. Danny J. Boggs in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and served six years on the Executive Committee of the Rabbinical Council of America. His writings on public affairs appear regularly in The American Spectator, where he is Contributing Editor, and in Israel National News (Arutz Sheva), where he appears weekly. He also has published in The Weekly Standard, National Review, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, New York Post, Jerusalem Post, Israel Hayom, The Federalist, Daily Wire, EdSource, American Greatness, American Thinker, and Frontpage Magazine. He is author of two books, Jews for Nothing (NY: Feldheim) and General Sharon’s War Against Time Magazine (NY & Jerusalem, Steimatzky). Several of his op-ed commentaries have been highlighted in Real Clear Politics daily summaries, and other of his writings are collected at www.rabbidov.com

Pastor Marc T. Little

Marc Little is an ordained pastor and oversees No Longer Bound Abortion & Miscarriage Recovery Ministry, based in Los Angeles, California. 

Marc is a practicing attorney in California with his own firm, the Law Offices of Marc T. Little. He is a graduate of the University of Southern California, School of Journalism (BA), the University of Southern California, Gould School of Law (JD), and Fuller Seminary (MA).

Marc is also the Executive Director for CURE America Action, Inc., a 501 (c)(4)

Pastor Randy Woolstrum was a former deputy Sheriff and has trained hundreds of missionaries to avoid or survive as a hostage. He is a businessman, consultant to non-profits and a pastor to pastors. Having 55 foster brothers, 4 adopted brothers, and a natural brother and sister, Randy and his wife Terri have been married for 40 years with two children, one foster son, and four grandchildren.

Randy is President of Century Charities, which aids local churches in establishing schools through experiential and mastery based learning.

Championing religious liberties in the state of California, Randy works alongside Church United in restoring California to its religious roots.

Randy is also a $ 350,000 Franchise owner of So-Cal Social Media which specializes in out of home advertisements targeted to audiences in the Inland Empire and Palm Springs Region. 

Pastor Randy and his wife Terry pastor Grace Community Church in Orange County and are Denominational Superintendents overseeing many churches in their Southern California region.   

Consultant to Interfaith Statewide Coalition

Mustafa Umar completed a B.S. in Information and Computer Science from UC Irvine, a B.A. in Theology & Islamic Law from the European Institute of Islamic Sciences in France, and an M.A. in Islamic Studies from the University of Gloucestershire in the UK. He also studied the Islamic sciences for a year at Nadwatul ʿUlamā’ in Lucknow, India and spent another year studying in Cairo, Egypt. Mustafa later completed the traditional iftaa program at Darul Ifta Birmingham, UK, granting him the traditional title of ‘Mufti’, or specialist in Islamic Law. He has authored several books, served the Muslim community of Southern California as a scholar and activist for two decades, and is currently the president of California Islamic University, the Director of Education and Outreach at the Islamic Institute of Orange County, and an executive member of the Fiqh council of North America.   

Sarah Do worked for the Los Angeles County Office of Education as a Community Activities Coordinator before becoming a full-time mother and homeschooler of two children. She has served in various ministries with her husband, Kien, for over 30 years: as Youth Directors at Lakewood Vietnamese Assembly of God, as Kids Pastors at The Rock (English), as Lead Pastors for The Rock (Vietnamese) in

Anaheim, California, and Assistant Pastors at Zion Gospel Church, a Vietnamese church in Westminster, California. She currently works for Biola University as a Pastoral Care Counselor for The Center for Marriage and Relationships. She also serves on the Board of She Leads California, a non-profit that focuses on honoring, championing and unifying women of faith in various spheres of influence to bring kingdom solutions to modern-day challenges. Sarah has a M.A. in Christian Ministry and Leadership with an emphasis in Pastoral Care and Counseling from Talbot School of Theology. She is an ordained minister with the Foursquare Church and is currently serving at The Rock Network, Anaheim Campus.

Consultant to Interfaith Statewide Coalition

Dr. Frank Kaufmann is president of Twelve Gates Foundation. He has worked in the area of religion and peace for over 40 years. His peace missions have included negotiations during the Gulf War; work in conflict zones in Israel and Palestine, India and Kashmir; service in refugee camps in Croatia and at the Eritrea-Ethiopia border; and mediation in revolutionary centers of the southern Philippines, Sri Lanka, and elsewhere. Dr. Kaufmann completed his studies in religion at Vanderbilt University. He is widely published and a known speaker on the religious dimensions of current affairs. He is the author of The Foundations of Modern Church History, and editor of numerous works on religion and peace, including Christianity in the Americas, Religion and the Future of Southern Africa, and Religion and Peace in the Middle East. Under his editorial leadership the interfaith journal Dialogue and Alliance was named one of the top ten religion journals (out of 650) by an independent panel commissioned by the American Theological Library Association (ATLA). He was nominated for The Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize, won that year by the Dalai Lama, and was awarded the 2010 Visionary of Peace Award by the Interfaith Roundtable of Ireland. Dr. Kaufmann is editor in chief of New World Encyclopedia and serves on boards for several international peace organizations.