Paul Schneider Jr - General Director grew up in Nebraska, then moved to Grand Rapids, MI to attend a 6 year Missionary Aviation Program at Grand Rapids School of the Bible and Music. From there, he and his wife joined Baptist Mid-Missions, and in 1985 they went to Ghana, West Africa to serve 3 terms there, leaving the mission in 1999.
Paul and his family moved to Newnan, Georgia in 1999, where they currently live. Paul owns his own business selling cutting edge fertilzers for farm use. His heart's passion is to serve His Lord. Paul has a strong desire to see children with the AIDS virus redeemed back from death, to the Glory of God.
Virgil Williams - Secretary - Virgil has been in radiation medicine for over 30 years. Virgil is an ordained minister, whose desire is to be used by God in every area of his life. His motto is: “To see the will of God actualized in every person he encounters”.
Homer G. Allen - Generous Giving Director - over the past 25 years Homer has been a consultant to numerous ministries and Christian schools. In addition he has also been the founding President of the Massachusetts Family Institute (associated with Focus on the Family), the New England Director of the Christian Broadcasting Network, the founding Headmaster of Mount Zion Christian School in New Hampshire, and the Executive Director of Share Centers INC.
Homer is excited to be on the board of Aid the Children as he works with Paul Schneider and others to create a strategic growth and funding plan that will arrest AIDS throughout the world. Allen is in love with Jesus and shares his passion for the Lord with his wife Patt and two grown daughters.
Stephanie Schneider - Executive Director is daughter of Paul Schneider Jr., our General Director. Stephanie grew up as a missionary kid in Ghana, Africa, so she knows first-hand the culture and the people there. Stephanie has a heart of love for those less fortunate, with a great desire to help as many of those living with HIV as possible to be restored to health. Stephanie is a wonderful addition to the Aid the Children staff.