Millions of people who attended the famed Brownsville Revival or watched it on videotape or the Internet are familiar with Lindell Cooley, the worship leader whose fame has followed him back to Nashville, Tennessee. A former associate pastor, studio musician and independent producer, Cooley’s life was changed forever by the cataclysmic events in Pensacola, Florida.
        “When God blew in there over the first six months of the revival, I had such a transformation and a returning to God that I don’t think I’ll ever be the same,” says Lindell, now worship leader and pastor of the nondenominational Grace Church. “I saw a part of God and experienced a part of God that I had never experienced previously in my Christian walk.”
        Although still traveling to speak and lead worship at various conferences, Cooley now spends much of his time building a dynamic church that can serve as a springboard to train new worship leaders. Because of his exposure at Brownsville, visitors from around the nation regularly appear at Grace, regarding Cooley as a mentor for leading worship.
        The only son of a pastor who started a church from the ground up—and still leads it—Cooley grew up hanging out with visiting missionaries, evangelists and preachers. Serving on the staffs of several churches also helped prepare him to launch Grace Church in 2004. “We started with absolutely nothing, with no help whatsoever,” Cooley says. “That is an adventure. But you learn how to trust the Lord and how to pray. You learn how to hear from God for yourself. That’s the biggest lessons I’ve learned.”
        Although the Brownsville Revival is history, part of it remains alive through Music Missions International, the ministry Cooley formed in 1997 to record some of the worship music that put Pensacola on the map. Designed to raise money for missions, the non-profit organization has donated to missionaries, Christian schools, halfway houses and other causes.
        He and his wife, Amber, have two sons, Samuel and Isaac, and reside in suburban Nashville.

        Betty Machado is the Founder and Executive Director of Behind The Veil Worship Ministries. She has been a worship leader for the past 27 years on the Central Coast. She is a minister under Pastor Mike Sparrow of Agape Church in San Luis Obispo.
      Eight years ago she started Behind The Veil Worship Ministries. Betty has always had a desire to lead people into a more intimate and deeper level of worship. Betty believes that we must contend for the Presence of God. Her vision is to bring the Body of Christ together in unity to worship and believe for open heavens over our cities.
       "As we come together to worship, we can believe for His glory to come and revival in our families and cities. Corporate worship brings corporate blessings and under the canopy of His glory there is protection and blessing."

       Joseph Councilman is a lover of the presence of God! When it comes to knowing God he is continually searching for more. After graduating from World Harvest Bible College in Columbus, OH in 2003 with a degree in Pastoral Ministry, Joseph moved back to California to pursue his life long passion to be a minister for Christ.
      Seven years ago Joseph began serving and eventually became the Associate Director of BTV Worship Ministries. His heart continues to seek after God in Worship so that he can show others what is TRUE worship.

      FreedomOrder is the worship team for BTV Worship Ministries. It was founded in 2009 for the purpose of increasing the worship that BTV Worship Ministries has been mandated by God to show the world. Led by musically gifted, Dan Ballesteros and Executive Director, Betty Machado along with prophetic percussionist, Casey Barry. For this conference we have added to our band; Mike Burns, worship leader of Agape Church; percussionist & drummer, Daniel Mendenhall; Bass player, Steven Mendenahll and Bass player, Steve Burnside.
      FreedomOrder loves the presence of God and believes that all honor and glory belongs to the Lord. We believe in being totally free to radically praise and worship the Lord, just as King David did when he brought back the ark of the covenant. So, let there be voices lifted up along with the instruments and let us dance before our King. Freedom reigns in this place!