
Baruch & Adele
Baruch co-founded Virtue TV in 2013 along with Karen Pedersen and four other directors. He worked for over 40 years in marketing, advertising, and sales, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies. Over a span of 50 years, he served as a Bible teacher, life coach, counselor, author, public speaker, and TV personality. Since 2006, he's worked as an author and publisher.
Adele is a dedicated educator specializing in Hebrew and Aramaic spirituality. Her research in ancient and biblical Hebrew has led her to develop a comprehensive glossary of Hebrew definitions derived from Proto-Sinaitic and biblical Hebrew inscriptions.
Baruch & Adele publish the AHAV New Testament, emphasizing the Hebrew word "ahav," meaning "love," and the "Aidenic" culture of Yeshua (Jesus). This culture is rooted in the Hebrew concept of "Yachad," which embodies unity, togetherness, community, and quantum spiritual intelligence.

Karen Pedersen
Karen is a researcher, educator, editor, and life-skills mentor with an enduring enthusiasm for biblical history, Scripture, and family heritage. She possesses a varied background in education, healthcare, publishing, journalism, and business coaching. Karen was a co-founder of Virtue TV in 2013 and has participated in numerous faith-oriented publishing endeavors. She is dedicated to assisting individuals uncover their true selves within the framework of biblical Hebrew spirituality.
Karen loves to set belief and faith in an accurate, historically truthful way.

Chief Roland Gionet
Chief Roland is a hereditary Mi'kmaq chief and spiritual leader, known as a “puowin” and historically known as "m'teoulin." Roland serves as an advisor on Indigenous culture and spirituality, emphasizing a deep interconnectedness with nature, the role of Msit No'kmaq (All My Relations), respect for the soul in all things, and living in harmony with the seen and unseen worlds. "All My Relations" recognizes that humans, animals, plants, rocks, and waters are interconnected. All elements of creation possess a distinct living spirit requiring humility and gratitude. Taking from nature—such as harvesting a plant or hunting an animal for food—requires sacred protocols and prayers to honor the spirit that gives its life. The puowin is a sacred guide who interprets the invisible spirit world, helps heal physical or spiritual sickness, and assists the community in maintaining balance.