Three nationally recognized leaders serve as an Advisory Council for the Acts 2 Board of Directors. This adds a layer of objective support and accountability from men who are not actively involved in the network, but care deeply about the network’s vision and mission. These men will be available for council any time the board feels the need. They will also do an annual review of financial statements and strategic initiatives. One of the powerful dynamics of this council is that they represent three primary spheres of influence. Dr. Comiskey is an internationally recognized ministry leader. Dr. Palmer is an equally respected educational leader and Dr. Krasnoff is the highly respected mayor of Chesapeake, VA. The network is stronger having these men on board!

Dr. Michael Palmer serves as the Dean of the Regent University, School of Divinity. Before his Regent assignment, he served as the Director of the Biblical Studies at Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri. He is the author of numerous books and published articles including Elements of a Christian Worldview, Bioethical Questions of Commodification and Justice at the Beginning of Life and Moral Issues Centering on the Beginning of Life.

Dr. Joel Comiskey is the Executive Director of the Joel Comiskey Group. JCG is the internationally recognized leader in church development that balances both evangelism and discipleship. He served for 11 years as a missionary to Ecuador and currently pastors, WellSpring Church in Modesto, CA in addition to his international teaching ministry. Joel has published 25 books including, "How to Lead a Spirit-Filled Cell Group," Leadership Explosion and "The Church that Transforms"

Dr. Alan Krasnoff is the Mayor of Chesapeake, VA. Dr. Krasnoff has served on city council for more than ten years. He has serves his community as a track coach, high school guidance counselor and chiropractor. In his role as Mayor he oversees a city with nearly 500 employees and an annual budget of more than $800 Million. He and his wife are active members of Faith Alive Church in Chesapeake.