Paul Lintern has been a pastor since 1985, serving churches in Doylestown, then Mansfield until 1999, at which time he began "freelancing for the kingdom." Since then he has preached, performed concerts and led workshops in more than 100 Ohio churches, and presented character education assemblies in more than 150 Ohio public schools.  

He was raised in Wooster, graduated with a journalism degree from Bowling Green State University, edited a newspaper in Holmes County before going to Trinity Lutheran Seminary in Columbus. He is a writer, Biblical storyteller, entrepreneur, columnist, humorist, husband to Peggy, father to Mark and Steve, and child of God.

Peggy Lintern grew up near Wooster (Northwestern High School) and has an LPN degree, which she uses as nurse at Mansfield Family Practice Center.  She has been active with The New Store clothing ministry, Operation Christmas Child with Samaritan's Purse and CROP, as well as helping with various projects that her husband gets her into. She and Paul have been married since 1979, and thank God daily for that.

Son Mark is a computer technician in Indianapolis and will marry Amy Prugh in February, 2011. Both are Wittenberg University grads.

Steve is a graduate assistant at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, serving as athletic trainer for the football team. He and Anna Horning were married May 30, 2010, a few weeks after graduating from Mount Union College.