Timothy D. Bonney - Avid Internet user and Macintosh user, moderator on BaptistLife.com

Mark Elsenheimer - Early Geocities adopter, Google group organizer, maintainer of youth group activities at Blogspot, wikispaces and nexo user

Andy James - Ecunet poster child, Google tools fan
Mike Bailey - Software design engineer and technical trainer. Early developer of web based training programs that eventually morphed into early efforts  in knowledge mapping. Mike has worked for Microsoft training their Technical Support engineers and in Texas Instruments Defense Systems Group with expertise on the software development process and software process improvement. 

Greg Carlson - Presbyterian pastor, 11 years Air Force chaplaincy (Boston, Germany and Albuquerque), and Eastern Oregon. Began with Presbynet in the late 80's and recently returned to Ecunet.

Mark Schowalter - UCC pastor with unique talents in ministry and computers - because of his blindness all his computers talk

Ray Sipe - Second career seminary student who started with home computers back in the days of Commodores.  Started using Compuserve with version 1.0 and ran BBSs in the "old" days.  His career in a utility-related industry took him into the world of CPM, DOS (from 1.0 - 6.2.2), UNIX.

Houston Hodges - Been on Presbynet/Ecunet since the first day in 1984.  Is a Mac fanatic and is generally not a fan of a lot of trendy Internet efforts.
Joelle Colville-Hanson -  A widowed ELCA pastor and Facebook fan.

Rob Moore - User of listservs, electronic newsletters, and ELCA synod editor.

Carol Hosler - Partly retired Episcopal priest. Finishing up in an Episcopal/ELCA congregation and being assigned by the Methodists to a pilot project Methodist/Episcopal/ELCA parish. Had a Radio Shack TRS-80 back in the early 80s and tried to keep up since. Has edited webpages in the past. Doesn't understand where people get the time to blog, much less read other people's blogs. Has a MySpace but is concerned they have a prohibition on gray hairs. Interested in church communications in the 21st century. Still not willing to be left in the dust. <g>

Robert Fritch - Lutheran pastor, using church web site and targeted email to connect people with the church he serves. Finds that most important outreach via web is for marriage ministry. Expects to lurk and learn.

Bill Salyers - 75 years old and is toying with the idea of starting his own webpage to expedite sharing with the family and perhaps prayer/Bible study groups.  Also interested in a blog.

Bill McWeeny - A somewhat retired PCUSA minister and a member of Ecunet/Presbynet since 1989.  His computer experience started with a Timex 1000. then to an Osborne 1 (2 floppy, suitcase-sized 'portable') to Msdos and Windows, with side trips into Commodore Pet and 64.  Ecunet has been a much-used resource for preaching,
worship, conversations on a number of timely subjects, but most of all, establishing and maintaining relationships with Christians (and others?) both within the PCUSA and churches in many places in the world.  Bill hopes to retain much of the past while exploring what the technology of the present and future.