2025-26 RESIDENTS
Jay Baker
Jay and Catie have been married for 15 years and have five children: Asher, Maitre, Elias, Ira and Levin. Jay and Catie seek to serve the church through discipleship and church planting. They are currently members of St. Andrew’s Church in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Cameron Crickenberger
Cameron Crickenberger serves as the Vicar (Lead Planting Pastor) of Church of the Ascension, a new Anglican church plant right outside of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. After completing his PhD in Systematic and Historical Theology at the University of St Andrews, he, his wife Julia, and their three children, had the opportunity to move back to their hometown to be ordained and start the process of planting a new parish. Their family loves reading, movies, gardening, being outside, and spending time with the friends that God is giving to this new community.
Randall Davis
Randall Davis, is the husband of his beautiful wife, Angel, and the father of six wonderful children (Gabrielle, Randall, Righteous, Royal, Hannah and Alainah). Randall has served in the Ministry of the local church for more than 15 years from the city of Waukegan, Illinois, to Chicago, and is currently in the city of South Bend Indiana. Randall is serving on the pastoral staff at Redemption City Church where Stephen Love is the pastor. Randall has responded to the call of church planting during his time is South Bend, and through lots of prayer and confirmation, Randall and Angel will be planting a church on the southeast side of South Bend in the fall of 2025. Randall has a heart to see the gospel spread through the city of South Bend by being active in the call of Matthew 28:16-20, where Jesus says we are to make disciples of ALL NATIONS.
Tony Davis
Tony holds a Bachelor in Computer Science and History (Lyon College), a Master of Theological Studies with emphasis in Historical Studies and Digital Humanities (Vanderbilt University), and a Doctor of Philosophy in Computer and Information Science (University of Arkansas Little Rock). He is the former Chief Information Officer of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, former Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Math at Lyon College, and former faculty member and Head of Upper School at Little Rock Christian Academy. He is an ordained Anglican priest with the Anglican Mission in America and is currently an Associate Pastor at St. Andrew’s Church in Little Rock, Arkansas. He is married to Hillary (17 years) and they have four children: Laurel, Thomas, Clara, and Violet.
Robert Kunes
The Kunes family lives on 15 acres near the Black River, 10 miles outside of Georgetown, South Carolina. They plan to begin the Barnabas Anglican Fellowship, a house church/farm church late summer or early fall of this year. A native of South Carolina, Rob met Julie at the College of Charleston. They celebrated 23 years of marriage earlier this year and have six children: Robert (16), Lillian (14), Samuel (12), Mary Ellen (10), Thad (8), and Isaac (5).
With a heart and passion for seeing lives healed and transformed by the love of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit, Rob answered the call to ministry in 2007. After graduating Cum Laude from Nashotah House in 2010, he served for three years at Galilee Church in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He returned to the Diocese of South Carolina in 2013 in a shared position as the Director of The Prayer Center at St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center and an Associate Priest at Christ-St. Paul’s in Hollywood, South Carolina. He transitioned into the full-time position at St. Christopher in 2016.
In the fall of 2019, they moved to Georgetown, South Carolina, bought land, and began the building process. This happened just as Covid shut down the country. As a result, they did most of the build themselves, even cutting and milling most of the lumber for the trim and floors on a saw mill which was gifted to them. Their vision is to implement regenerative agricultural practices to build soil and demonstrate a Kingdom understanding of what it means to steward creation.
Rob is current bi-vocational, working as an associate priest at Christ the King in Pawleys Island and doing plumbing for a friend who owns a plumbing company. Julie is busy homeschooling their six children.
Brandon Palmer
Brandon Palmer (29) has been married Rebecca for five years. They have one son, Boaz, who just turned two. He has undergraduate degree from Liberty University and will soon graduate with a Masters degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. After serving in two different Student Pastor positions, Brandon is now the Senior Pastor at Pecks Baptist Church in Bedford, Virginia. As the youngest pastor Pecks Baptist has ever called, he hopes to serve at Pecks for many years and see it be an embassy of Heaven that proclaims Christ’s glory throughout the mountains, obedient to the Great Commission where disciples are made who make disciples.
Matt Waite
Matt Waite and his wife, Jen, grew up in Midland, Michigan. They’ve been married for 28 years and the Lord has blessed them with five children ranging in age from 23 to 12. Matt was a marketing executive for Stryker Corp. for 13 years which took the family from Michigan to Iowa, England, and South Carolina. The family then went back to Michigan for Matt to go to seminary where he earned a Masters of Divinity. Then off to Washington State where Matt pastored a Reformed church for seven years. The Waite’s now reside in Charleston, South Carolina, where Jen is a 2nd grade school teacher and Matt is helping to plant St. Casper’s Church of our Saving King.
Previous Residents
2024-2025
Dio Cochrane
Daniel Naff
Dio Cochrane is a Missionary and founder of Pathway Dominicana. A non-profit missions organization in the Dominican Republic that seeks to serve the communities in various way, while at the same time training and empowering pastors in the field while recruiting and equipping new church planters in Dominican Republic. Dio has recently accepted the calling of God to reach out the Hispanic population in Roanoke, Virginia, through Orchard Hills Church with the vision of planting a Hispanic church in the valley.
Daniel Naff serves as the Pastor of Ridgeview Church in Boones Mill, VA just outside of Roanoke. Ridgeview is just over a year old, having been launched by a group that was sent by Petsworth Church in Gloucester, VA. Daniel served 14 years in the Navy before leaving to answer the call into ministry. He served as the Student Pastor at Petsworth and attended Liberty University before moving to plant Ridgeview in Boones Mill. Daniel is married to his high school sweetheart, Laurie. Together God has blessed them with five children; Luke, Liam, Landry, Lilah and Lawson. Daniel loves people and is passionate about creating authentic relationships within the community for people to see the love of Christ. If you don’t catch the Naff’s at church you are sure to catch them on the soccer field or in the woods, hiking or just enjoying the great outdoors.
2023-2024
Charles Shannon
Reginald Johnson
Reggie and his wife, Courtney, both share a burden for multicultural church planting in the Northeast. They were married in 2008 and have three children: Lizzy (11), Abby (9) & RJ (6). Prior to ministry, Reggie worked as Case Manager in the prison systems of VA and Courtney as a (ICU) Registered Nurse. Reggie’s background led him to serve at Southeastern Seminary as one of the main administrators which established The North Carolina Field Minister Program (NCFMP). In 2021, the Johnson’s relocated from Roanoke, Virginia, to plant a healthy church in Pittsburgh’s inner city. They have since launched Christ Central Church in early 2023. Outside of church planting, you will find the Johnsons enjoying the ballfield with their kids and anything outdoors.
Charles Shannon serves as the Lead Pastor of Mission Church—a young church plant that he started with a small group of friends. After graduating from Regent University and Virginia Beach Theological Seminary, he moved to Norfolk to begin the church plant. He and his wife, Jaqueline, have joyfully been married for 13 years and have five small children. Charles is passionate about equipping the people of God with the Word of God in the hopes that they would experience the transforming power of God.
2022-2023
Josep Rosello-Ferrer
Vince Oliveri
Vince is a church planter and pastor of The Vine Church, a new gospel-centered, multicultural and missional church in Blacksburg, Virginia, home of Virginia Tech. Vince is married to his best friend Kara, and together they have three children: Zoe, Theo and Bo. Vince received his education from Virginia Tech (BS), Southeastern Seminary (MDiv) and the University of Aberdeen (PhD, to be completed in 2023). Originally from Chicago, Vince has lived in Virginia for more than 20 years and has a passion for making disciples who make disciples for the glory of Jesus and the flourishing of our city and world. Vince is a huge fan of Virginia Tech sports, going on adventures and reading good stories with his family, exploring and learning about different cultures and eating ice cream.
Bishop Josep now resides in Exmouth, England, with his wife, Patrice, and their daughter, Natalia. He is from Spain, and his wife is a doctor from Brazil. He was a diocesan bishop in South America for over fourteen years. In 2019, he relocated to England with the goal of planting new churches and revitalizing existing ones. He resigned from his position as a diocesan bishop in South America in May 2021. He is presently the minister of Christ Church in Exmouth and is praying about planting more churches in the UK and Europe. He has a passion for discipleship, church planting and advancing the kingdom in this generation with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Matt Riley
James Paice
James became a Christian whilst at Oxford University in 1991. He worked briefly as a stockbroker in the City of London which is when he met his wife, Rosie. He then trained for ordained ministry in the Church of England and has served in two churches in Sussex. Since 2008 he has been Vicar of a church in London. He and Rosie have two grown children, aged 21 and 18. In the spring/summer of 2021 on a three-month sabbatical, he planted a “pop-up” church on the Portuguese island of Madeira, off the coast of Morocco. This was amongst a digital nomads community and is comprised of expats of different nationalities and locals. The church is still going and he visited it last November and in February of this year. He is currently attempting to establish long-term leadership for it as the island is very sparsely served for evangelical ministry and many people speak English there. He continues to be interested in church revitalization and church planting.
We are the Rileys–Matt, Katie, Micah, Ella, Annalise, Sophia and Thomas. We have been married 23 years and during that time we have worked in the secular workplace, went to seminary, served as overseas as church-planting interns, served in a full-time ministry position in Florida, and now we serve in France. After graduating from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (2007), we served in Toulouse, France, as church-planting interns for 10 months with Reach Global. Following our return to the States, we pursued ordination with the Anglican church. From 2008–2012, we pastored St. Paul Anglican in Lynn Haven, Florida. We have been working as church-planting missionaries in France since 2012 and are currently leading a regional church-planting project in the Brittany region of France. The project is based in Pontivy, and is focused on planting churches, training leaders and equipping these leaders to carry on the work of church planting and disciple making.
Joel Shuler
Suraj Guatam
Suraj and his bride, Prasansha, were recently married on April 14 and make their home in Lalitpur, Nepal. Suraj has a bachelors in Theology. They currently attend New Creation Free Church and plan to plant a church in Kathmandu after residency.
2020-2021
Issac Lasky
Isaac is from Colchester, England, but has been serving with the New Anglican Missionary Society (NAMS) in Bangkok, Thailand, for the past six years. He is married to Patchara, a Thai national, and they were blessed with the birth of their son Samuel (Sammy) in April 2020. Isaac leads an international church plant called All Nations Bangkok, which primarily involves working among migrants and Thai college students. Isaac also leads the NAMS Global Apprenticeship program, which is training next-generation disciple-making leaders in Nepal, Kenya, Thailand, and will soon multiply to India and the U.K.
Ivan Escalona
Originally from Concepción, Chile, Ivan has been involved in Christian ministry since his childhood, as he grew up alongside his church-planting grandfather and parents. Ivan has a missionary’s heart, which has guided him around the globe and allowed him to serve in various ministries throughout North, Central, and South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Presently, God has particularly placed the Horn of Africa region in Ivan’s sight, and he has great hopes to serve throughout that region. He met his wife, Mary, while serving together in a church plant in Chile, and they presently live in Inverness, Fla., with their daughter, Alice.
Pankaj Neupane
Pankaj was born in Dhangadhi, Nepal, and grew up in a pastor’s family. At 16, he was saved and began to realize the Lord’s call for ministry. He enrolled in Bible college (B.Th) in Kerala, India, at age 18, as new churches were planted in the tribal communities of far west Nepal. In 2016, he was called to plant a church in Kathmandu, Nepal, and has been serving as a pastor there ever since. He is a graduate of NAMS Global Apprenticeship Program and is passionate about disciple making, preaching and planting church. Pankaj enjoys playing soccer and reaching youth with sports ministry.
Siseho Minyoi
Siseho and Pamela have been married for 15 years and have two children: Isaac (14) and Ezra (9). Siseho’s vision is to see the local church invigorated to become a center for biblical expository preaching, disciple-making and church planting. Siseho has been in ministry for 20 years and functioned as a worship leader, pastor and church planter. He continues to serve God in a new church plant called Bridgepoint Fellowship in Lusaka, Zambia.
Tek Prasad Rijal
Tek lives in Kathmandu, Nepal, with his wife, Samjhana, and two children: son, Anush, and daughter, Aida. He serves as a pastor and, beginning in 2014, NAMS team leader for Himalayan and Tibetan people groups, seeking to reach people with the gospel through planting churches in the region. The Himalayan region, which covers Nepal, northeast India, Bhutan, Tibet and Myanmar is dominantly Hindu and Buddhist and one of the most unreached and difficult places to share the gospel and plant churches. The spiritual difficulties are combined with dangerous travel in mountainous regions. Many people groups have never heard the name of Jesus, and there are no churches in many villages in the remote places. In fact, some countries in this region, like Bhutan and Tibet, are still closed to the gospel. Tek believes that if these regions are able to be reached with the gospel, all nations in the world can be reached.
Timothy Mazimpaka
Timothy and his wife, Rachel, are Rwandans who survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide and are now serving the Lord in Nairobi, Kenya, through the New Anglican Missionary Society (NAMS). Two years ago, Rachel and Timothy planted a church among single mothers in one of largest markets in Nairobi. Around the same time, God used them to pioneer a discipleship fellowship of young professionals and university students meeting in the Central Business District of Nairobi. They are blessed with two daughters and two sons.
Zechariah Bekele
Zechariah and his wife, Hanna Tadesse, have been married since 2007 and have two children, Joshua (12) and Joseph (8). Zechariah is a native of Ethiopia and an American citizen who is currently ministering to Ethiopian immigrants in Las Vegas, NV. His vision is to reach out to the lost Ethiopians in the city and equip the saints in the word of God who are living in the Las Vegas area and pastors who are in Ethiopia. His favorite sport is soccer.
2019-2020
ERIK WILLITS
Erik and Andrea moved to McKinney Texas in the fall of 2017 with the intentions of planting an Anglican parish that both leaned into the great tradition and could be effective in a modern context. The Willits family lived in the Dallas area previously while Erik was the student ministries pastor at Christ Church Plano. They were drawn back by the charm of historic McKinney and the need for a Gospel-centered Anglican church in one of the fastest growing areas in the country. Erik spent 20 years ministering to students and families, primarily through a ministry of event speaking and itinerate preaching. He and his family are excited to be following Jesus and loving their neighbors in McKinney. Erik and Andrea have three beautiful and wild children; Jack (9), Reese (7), and Soren (4).
MORGAN REED
Morgan and Ashley married in 2008 where they both grew up in Northern California. Shortly after, they moved to Chicago, where Morgan pursued his passion for ministry, earning a BA in Pastoral Studies at Moody Bible Institute. Ten years later, in September 2018, Morgan began serving as the Associate Pastor of Incarnation Anglican Church in Arlington, VA. In addition to pastoral ministry, he’s been steadily writing his PhD dissertation at the Catholic University of America in Syriac literature which has both shaped and informed his vision for planting a congregation in Northern VA. Outside of work, Ashley and Morgan, enjoy gardening, time with friends, finding fun coffee shops, and exploring the outdoors of Northern VA and the East Coast.
CHARLES WILSON
Charles and his wife, Tranay, both share a passion for Christ and a heart to encourage the body of Christ. In 2017, they relocated from Dallas to Roanoke with the intention to plant a multicultural, multiethnic church. Together with their two sons, Kyree and Charles III, they began working towards that goal. Kyree is currently attending Virginia Western, and Charles III recently graduated from high school and will begin college this fall. Charles has a Bachelor of Science from Dallas Christian College in Ministry Leadership, a M.A. from Liberty University in Homiletics, and is currently completing his M.Div. in Global Studies.
2018-2019
GABRIEL IPASU
Gabriel, an American citizen, is a native of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He currently ministers to African refugee families and immigrants in central Florida. His vision is to plant a church that serves them. He is passionate about peace and faith formation among God’s children. Gabriel and his wife Prudence, have three children. He enjoys playing soccer and biking with his family.
DAVE LINKA
Dave and his wife, Katie, were married in 1989. God has blessed them with two married daughters, Alexis and Meredith (and two godly Christian sons-in-law), and a nine-year-old son, Brenner. Since June of 2009, Dave has been the rector at All Saints Anglican Church in Morehead City, N.C., and his vision is to see the parish revitalized to become a center for disciple making and church planting. Dave grew up in Virginia, graduated from The College of William & Mary and later earned an MBA from the University of Richmond. Prior to entering seminary, Dave had a 15-year career in sales and marketing.
MARK WALZ
Mark and Cate moved to Dallas in April of 2017 answering a call to plant a three-stream Anglican Church in Dallas where Mark grew up. He is now on staff at All Saints Dallas. Mark has worked in a number of churches and denominations, but has found a home within the Anglican tradition. As a pastor for more than 20 years, he has ministered to students, young adults, and most recently as an associate pastor in Ohio. He is passionate about preaching, making disciples and finding ways to talk about sports and movies. Recently, he and Cate welcomed their daughter, Fiona, into the world. They now have four kids; Finn, Loch, Eve and Fiona.
RYAN OWSLEY
Ryan and Kristin have been married for 15 years and have two children: Olivia (9) and Carson (7). Ryan, whose undergrad degree is in philosophy, was a lawyer in Little Rock for 10 years before becoming an associate pastor at St. Andrew’s Church in January 2017. Their vision is to plant a new congregation in partnership with St. Andrew’s, when the time is right in the Lord.