Leadership

Formerly employed by the State of Oregon, Marco has retired to Arizona. He graduated from the University of Oregon in 2011 where he earned his Master’s in Business Administration. Marco returns to the board after a break in serving. Locally he attends a Spanish-speaking Baptist Church after serving as an elder in Oregon. He is

Glenn has served in various positions within the accounting profession and as a small business owner. His accounting and finance positions include General and Cost accounting, Credit Manager, and Registered Financial Representative with a regional bank. As a business owner, he was heavily involved in the trucking industry, with positions as Owner, Dispatcher, and Truck

Office Assistant David and Brandy live in Douglasville, Georgia with their three boys. Brandy worked in banking and administration for six years, before she had her first child. The Lord then blessed her to be able to stay home with her boys. She has volunteered in a church office and children’s ministry at her church,

Board Chaplain Chairman of the Board Lance currently resides in Morgantown, Pennsylvania.  He is married to his wonderful wife Karen, a nurse and a fantastic help-mate. Lance graduated from Messiah College and attended Westminster Seminary.  He is a pastor and has served the Lord in Idaho, California, and Pennsylvania.  He also served as a missionary

Board Member Voltaire is a Gen 1.5 Filipino-American, born in Bacarra, a province of the northern region of the Philippines called Ilocos Norte, and reared in the San Francisco Bay Area with his parents who immigrated to the United States. In 2001, Voltaire left a lucrative career in telecom and served as the English Pastor for a Chinese

Ministry Leader and Administrator Heart passion placed by God in Mike and his wife Mary involves ministry with culturally, ethnically diverse people groups through outreach, discipleship, and gathering together those who know Jesus as their personal Savior around the world. Mike often says, “There are only two types of people, saved and lost.” Pinkerton’s came