Mark Johnson has been pastor of Elkhart LIfe in Elkhart, IN, since 2000. He serves on Tupelo Children’s Mansion Board as secretary and Reach Out America’s Board as National Coordinator.

He has previously served as Executive Presbyter for the North Central region of the UPCI. He has served in Indiana as Sectional Youth Director for Section 1, District Youth Secretary, Sectional Children’s Ministry Director, District CM Secretary, and Director. Originally a graduate of ABI, he also completed his Master’s Degree at UGST.

Hope has proven to be a successful procurement and logistic officer as part of the Executive Team of Reach Out America. She has worked in the nonprofit community for 15 years.

Her networking has contributed to Reach Out America’s ability to provide approximately $100M of Disaster Relief/Humanitarian Aid over these years of service. Her expertise in networking has brought together partners such as UPS, Coyte Trucking, Red Cross, and Feed the Children, which has contributed to Reach Out America’s premier non-profit status in North America.

Hope’s entrepreneurial approach has been her pathway to forming and managing volunteer programs at disaster locations.

Sandi Davis stands with her husband in loving and caring for their church and community and leading a music department.

Through the years, the Davis’ were also highly involved in the Louisiana District UPCI, working with T.F. Tenney in various administrative and ministerial roles until the Tenney’s retirement in 2005.

Pastor LaBrie attended Texas Bible College in Houston, graduated with a degree in Theology, and is now a licensed and ordained minister with The United Pentecostal Church International.

As an area business owner, one of Pastor LaBrie’s strongest desires is community involvement. He has served on several community boards, including the Beaumont Yacht Club, the local chapter of the Salvation Army, the Southeast Texas Food Bank, the area religious community endeavor of Some Other Place where he served as President for many years, and CAPP (Clergy and Police Partnership).

For many years, Pastor LaBrie served as the Coordinator for the Texas District Family Camp Meeting and Texas District Ministers’ Conference, held annually involving over 300 churches and 600 plus ministers. He has served over ten years on the Texas District Men’s Ministry team in disaster relief and serves on the Texas Bible College Board.

He has been instrumental in assisting Texas District churches during times of natural disaster and traveling abroad to minister in foreign fields.

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