Thanh and his wife Teresa have a family of 6 kids and live in Palmerston, ON. He is a licensed minister with Anchor Ministerial. Teresa is a grade 1 teacher at Drayton Community Christian School. Her passion is to help those who are recovering from trauma and to bring the healing balm of the Holy Spirit into a broken life in order to bring freedom and restoration. Thanh is a Discipleship and Evangelism Catalyst called to mobilize the church into missions locally and around the World. As an experienced networker, he sits on a number of boards and committees including Impactus Canada (aka Promise Keepers). His passion is to see organizations work together and collaborate for Kingdom causes. Business as Mission and Marketplace Ministry combines his love for International Development and sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ. Helping to scale Redemptive businesses is the first step to bringing the Gospel of Salvation into a region that is floundering due to Poverty. Getting churches to support their members who are entrepreneurs will help expand the reach of the church into the marketplace in order to defeat the pervasive worship of Mammon. Comments: Thanh has been invited to be a guest on such programs as CBC Radio, TVO, Canada AM, 100 Huntley Street, with a chance to share his life story to the Nation; including the privilege to speak for the United Nations in Toronto, multiple school boards and Fortune 500 companies across Canada. In 2014, Mr. Campbell was awarded the distinguished Paul Harris Fellow Award, a prestigious award presented by the Rotary for those whose efforts are commended in community building. He is a professional speaker and Canadian Best Selling Author having toured across Canada and spoken internationally sharing his story of being born in Vietnam and coming over to Canada as part of the last flight out of Saigon in 1975 with 56 other orphan children. The story was captured numerous times in the media including the Toronto Star, the Hamilton Spectator, Ottawa Citizen, Vancouver Sun, Saigon Newspaper, and included in the French Consulate Newsletter. Thanh has written his memoir titled Orphan 32 and most recently his illustrated children's book, Lost and Found - Orphan 32 Goes Home.