Shelby was born, raised, and currently lives in Enid, Oklahoma with his wife, Hailey, and their three beautiful sons, Cooper, Hudson, and Owen. While in college God saved him and led him to Edmond, Oklahoma to complete his university studies at the University of Central Oklahoma which is also where he met his wife. During […]
Brandon is from the Birmingham area, where he currently resides with his wife, Tiffany, and their son, Shepherd. He has over 10 years of ministry experience in various roles on staff at Union Hill Baptist Church. Brandon holds a B.S. in Business Management from UAB and an M.A. in Biblical Counseling from The Southern Baptist […]
Dr. Paul Jeon (M.Div., Ph.D.) is an ordained minister for the Presbyterian Church in America and a professor at Reformed Theological Seminary. He comes with over two decades of counseling experience. He specializes in counseling pastors struggling with burnout, calling, and overall discouragement; couples seeking to heal ruptures in their relationship; and individuals struggling with […]
Angie is a military wife, mother of five, and “Gigi” of five and counting. She and her husband settled in Orlando, Florida after twenty-five years of moving around for the Air Force. Angie loves cats, roller coasters, Turkish food, and traveling to visit her adult children all over the country. After walking through suffering with […]
Stephen is a Northern Virginia native and lives in Falls Church, VA, with his lovely wife, Laura. Stephen holds a B.A. in Psychology and M.S. in Commerce, both from the University of Virginia. While at UVA, he worked with Dr. Jonathan Haidt on research related to human morality and social intuitionism. After working as a […]
Terry and her husband of more than 30 years live in Maryland with one grown son who lives nearby. She enjoys travel, hospitality, cooking, and lively conversations. Terry has had the opportunity to work in several different fields, but it was her time founding and running a homeschool tutorial program and the associated care and feeding of children […]
