Dr. Mary Ho is the International Executive Leader of All Nations (http://allnations.international), a global Christian missions organization with workers making disciples and church planting in 45 countries. Dr. Ho is passionate about finishing the Great Commission in this generation by sharing the love of God among every people and in parts of the world where the name of Jesus Christ is little or not known. Dr. Ho received her Doctor of Strategic Leadership from Regent University, VA, U.S.A. in 2016.

Davis has been involved in Bible translation for nine years and began working at Seed Company in 2015. He has served in a myriad of roles until becoming the Chief Executive Officer in March 2024. In December 2020, Davis accepted the role of Chief Advancement Officer, which later became referred to as Chief Experience Officer, to oversee Seed Company’s investor experience and global brand efforts. He holds a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences from Clemson University with a minor in business administration, as well as a Master of Arts in Christian leadership from Dallas Theological Seminary. Davis and his wife Kate live in Dallas, Texas, with their daughter and son. He enjoys spending time with his family, playing & watching soccer, and traveling.

Dr. Jamaal Williams is the lead pastor of Sojourn Church Midtown in Louisville, Kentucky. A native of Chicago, Illinois, Jamaal graduated from Michigan State University and holds a Doctor of Educational Ministry (DEdMin) in Black Church Leadership from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he also serves as an adjunct professor in Leadership and Discipleship. Additionally, Jamaal serves as the President of Harbor Network, a church-planting organization dedicated to launching, leading, and multiplying thriving churches.

Jamaal co-authors the award-winning book "In Church As It Is in Heaven" with Timothy Paul Jones and is a contributing author to "Ministers of Reconciliation: Preaching on Race and the Gospel," published by Lexham Press. He has written numerous articles on church leadership and discipleship. Jamaal has been married to Amberly for 15 years, and they have five children together. Outside of ministry and family, he enjoys following the '90s Chicago Bulls, embracing slow days, pursuing a more joyful life, and cultivating greater intimacy with Jesus.’

As pastor of global sending at JFBC, Brian’s calling is to raise up laborers to go the nations, as well as laborers who will “hold the ropes” for those who go. Prior to JFBC, Brian served as a missionary in Asia and as staff for the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Brian is a native of Long Island, NY, is married to Katherine, his high school sweetheart, and has five amazing children, ages 23 to 12. Brian holds master’s degrees in Biblical Studies and Public Policy. He loves to hike, mountain bike, and play Wii and Xbox with his kids.

Sarah grew up as a missionary kid with the International Mission Board and North American Mission Board and has served all around the world. Her love for students stems from her time as a campus minister on multiple campuses and serving in various ministry positions in the SBC. She is currently the Next Gen Strategist for Georgia and Camp Specialist for the IMB. She is an enneagram 7 who loves her family, dog, coffee, and SEC football.

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Chris Fisher is the VP of Operations at Cafe 1040. He has served in the missions community for 9 years, focusing on organizational strategy and execution. He is passionate about supporting those on the frontlines of ministry. Chris consults with short- and long-term sending organizations to help them prepare for and respond to crisis events. He lives in Marietta, GA, with his wife, Taylor, and four children.

Matt is passionate about helping others see their role in the Mission of God and mobilizing the local church to reach the nations and their neighborhoods with the gospel. Matt serves as the Lead Missions Pastor at Biltmore Church in Arden, North Carolina. He is married to Ashleigh, and together, they parent their 19-month-old daughter, Emsley.

CULTURELink‘s founder, Larry Ragan, has served in forty-six nations, both long-term and short-term. After completing studies in Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech and earning M.A.'s in Cross-Cultural Ministries and Christian Education at Dallas Theological Seminary, Larry served as the World Missions Pastor in two Atlanta area churches, as a long-term missionary in Budapest, Hungary, and as a Teaching Pastor for eleven years in Kennesaw, Georgia.

In 2010, Larry founded CULTURELink, whose mission is to make disciples of those who make disciples of all nations. His team has equipped over 3000 short-term team leaders who, in turn, have trained, discipled, and mobilized thousands of servants into over 140 nations.

Larry and his wife, Karen, now spend 50% of each year overseas in the toughest-closed-to-Christianity regions of the world. While there, they conduct spiritual life conferences, retreats, and national pastoral training. Holding certifications in life coaching, counseling, and trauma care, Larry provides global worker counseling to those serving in this area. In addition, he is an itinerant speaker, an instructor for the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement courses, and is available to serve as a keynote speaker.

When in the USA, the Ragans live in Marietta, Georgia. Their son, Luke, lives and serves full-time in North Africa and the Middle East. Their daughter, Cameron, is on the staff of The Navigators, discipling college students who are maneuvering today’s social and cultural challenges.

For 23 years, Michele has served as CEO of She Is Safe, a GA-based international ministry that exalts Christ by freeing and equipping women and girls across the least-reached world from human trafficking, equipping them to build strong lives of dignity and faith in Christ.

Michele is an InterVarsity Press author of Forgotten Girls, winner of the Reader’s Choice Award - voted as one of the Top 10 Must Read Books on Faith and Justice.

Michele is an inviting and passionate expert on the topics of human trafficking and holistic ministry. She is a frequent radio guest on Moody Radio and is a Perspectives Course instructor.

Michele’s life mission grew out of seeing the sale of girls while she lived and worked in East Africa. She focuses on She is Safe’s staff and 330 overseas coworkers on rescue, restoration, and prevention of slavery among those most likely to be sold in high-risk communities in 11 countries: in red-light districts, refugee camps, border towns, and communities that practice human trafficking as part of their economy.

Her passion is to raise up more people near and far to combat human trafficking with Christ at the center.

Peggy Spiers serves on the Global Support Team for All Nations International.

After spending a lifetime serving young hearts in the classroom, Peggy transitioned to actively mobilizing, sending, and supporting missionaries from the local church. From her years of spending time with missionaries around the world, Peggy has had a front-row seat to the unique successes and strains missionary families face on the field. From these observations, she helped develop Sender’s U, a training program to equip churches and individuals with practical ways to send and care for their missionaries. Additionally, she is a trained debriefer and has facilitated debriefings for missionary couples, singles, and families on furlough, in transition, or returning from the field.

Julius has been married to his high school sweetheart, Brittany, for 10 1/2 years, and they have three sons: Azariah (4), Josiah (2), and Zechariah (1). Julius has served in vocational ministry for 12 years, including youth ministry, college ministry, and 3 years as a missionary in South Africa. He now serves as the Pastor of International Missions with the Summit Church in North Carolina. He loves playing basketball, writing poetry, going on safaris, and traveling around the world to speak. Julius is passionate about inspiring the next generation to participate with God in his global mission.

Anne and her husband have been dedicated to serving North Africa for the past 16 years. Passionate about church planting, leadership development, and evangelism, they embarked on a digital engagement journey three years ago during the pandemic. Since then, they have not only reached thousands of unbelievers online but have also equipped national partners to do the same.