Rusty has pastored several churches in the Chruch of the Brethren and is an ordained minister in that denomination. He has been in the reserve corp of CPT since January of 1999 and has served in Chiapas, Hebron, Oneida and Arizona.

John was born into a Jewish family in the UK in 1928, but has been a Quaker for the past 50 years. He worked mainly as an engineer in lighting research, and also as a university lecturer in architecture. He has been involved in peace and justice activities in the UK for 60 years. He has worked in Israel-Palestine as a Quaker Observer attached to CPT (2002-3) and as an Ecumenical Accompanier (2003). He joined CPT full-time in 2004 and has served in Hebron.

Maureen trained with CPT in January 2003. She spent two weeks in Baghdad with CPT in February 2003, just before the war, and then two months there that summer. In 2004 she spent three months with CPT's Hebron team. In 2005 she returns to both teams. Maureen lives in Scotland but is prepared to travel anywhere in the UK (or beyond!) She illustrates her talks with slides.

David has been working part time with Christian Peacemakers since 2002, frequently with the Hebron project. David is also co-chair of the London Friends of Sabeel group (an interdenominational group working towards a peaceful and just solution in Palestine).

Bob is a Catholic priest/teacher, a member of the Congregation of St. Basil (Basilian), who has been active in social justice ministry for many years both with the Toronto Catholic Worker and as the Basilian Coordinator for Social Justice Concerns. In January 2000 Bob trained with the Christian Peacemaker Teams and for three years served as full-time CPTer in Canada, Israel/Palestine, Chiapas, Vieques, Colombia and Iraq. He is currently (2005) a member of the CPT Support Team as Coordinator for Pastoral Support of CPTers. He makes his