Naeem Waiz ( نعیم واعظ ) the great grandson of Rev. Rehmat Masih Waiz (q.v.) was born in Rawalpindi. During his youth, he actively participated in various movements that effected the Christian Community. In 1972, he took part in a long march along with 24 other young men, walking from Sialkot to Rawalpindi to register their protest to the nationalization of Christian institutions.
In 1974, Waiz was appointed editor of a Christian monthly magazine, Aftab (آفتاب ), and contributed significantly to the cause of Christianity in Pakistan through this medium. In 1976, he was appointed editor of a fortnightly film magazine. However, as his first love was always for his own religious community, he left that post and joined the fortnightly magazine, Shua-e-Noor ( شعاع نور ), in 1983 as its editor.
In 1990 he moved from Lahore to Karachi where he actively participated in community and political life from the platform of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). In 2004 he migrated to UK, where he continues his literary activities.
Padree Mubarik M. Gill (پادری مبارک ایم گل ) , from Lahore, had a spiritual experience in 1991 which resulted in his acceptance of Lord Jesus as his personal Saviour.
From early childhood he expressed his desire to serve his country as a soldier. To this end, in 1971, Nasir joined military service with the armed forces of his beloved Pakistan. His dedication and devotion helped him rise in the ranks. He retired from the armed forces in 1986 as a Major. In the same year he joined the Faith Theological Seminary of Gujranwala as the Principal. He served as the Moderator for The United Presbyterian Church of Pakistan from 1997 to 2001 and was appointed a Presbyterian Bishop of Pakistan in October 2001, a position he held for the remaining days of his life. Following his father's footsteps he proudly defended the orthodox Christian faith through his lectures and articles which appeared in various national and international magazines. He also served as the Managing Editor of the monthly magazine Qlam-e Haq from 1995 until his death in 2011. Almost all his writings have appeared under his preferred title Major T. Nasir.
Professor Dr. Arthur James ( ڈاکٹر آرتھر جیمس ) is the current principal of the Gujranwala Theological Seminary Gurjanwala (GTS), Pakistan. He was born in 1949 to God-fearing Christian parents, who had ditcated him to His serivce even before his birth. He graduated from Gordon College Rawalpindi in 1968 and proceeded to a teaching career in Christian High School Martinpur. However this turned out to be a short venture, as after only a few months he joined the GTS as a student where he completed his graduation in theological studies in 1972. This led to his ordination as a pastor in the same year. The following year his thesis earned him Master in Divinity degree. In 1979 he started teaching at his alma mater. Between 1983-84 he attended Princeton Theological Seminary in USA and returned home after successfully receiving MTh degree. In 1990 he was appointed the Principal of GTS, a position he still holds.