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Executive
Committee
Executive
Director
Rex Hoffman - rhoffman@ministryofhope.org
Rex is a Vice President at Wachovia Bank in Asheville, N.C. and has worked for
the bank for more than 25 years. He has served on the boards of numerous community
and faith-based organizations. In the summer of 2004 he and his wife, Tricia,
along with their four children, went to Malawi to participate in a leadership
retreat with MoH staff, conduct a vacation Bible school and visit the five MoH
feeding centers.
Board
Development
Jim
Hamilton - jhamilton@ministryofhope.org
Jim lives in Laguna Beach, CA, with his wife Carol. For more than
30 years he was a partner with the international law firm of Paul,
Hastings, Janofsky & Walker
in Los Angeles and has served as Senior Counsel in the firm since 1999. He is
a member of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, CA where he has
been President of the Board of Trustees and Mission Committee Moderator. Jim
is also a board member of Opportunity International Bank of Malawi, a Christian
organization that makes small loans to entrepreneurs in impoverished countries.
Finance
James
M. Skidmore, Jr. CPA, P. A jskidmore@ministryofhope.org
Jim is a CPA with James M. Skidmore, Jr CPA, P.A. in Black Mountain, N.C.
He serves others by consulting with ministers, churches and other non-profit
organizations. He is also the treasurer and an elder in Montreat Presbyterian
Church and the MPC Foundation, Inc. He and his wife Jean visited Malawi in
the spring of 2005 and set up an accounting system for the MoH Crisis Nursery
and the Community Based Orphan Care (CBOC) programs.
Mission
Volunteers
Scott Rodehaver - srodehaver@ministryofhope.org
Scott has been involved with the Church of Central Africa Presybterian (CCAP)
in Malawi since 1997, and he is a founding board member of Ministry of Hope,
USA. Scott is an elder at First Presbyterian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma and serves
on his Presbytery's Malawi Partnership Committee. His experience with short-term
mission trips over the past 17 years has prepared him to serve as MoH's Director
of Mission Volunteers. Scott currently is a civil engineer
for Wallace Engineering in Tulsa.
Communications
Van
Kornegay - vkornegay@ministryofhope.org
Van is an associate professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications
at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, S.C. where he is a member of
First Presbyterian Church. He has worked in mission projects in Malawi, Africa
with Ministry of Hope and Albania and Kosovo with Samaritan's Purse.
Resource Director
Janet Wells - jwells@ministryofhope.org
A member of San Marino Community Church (PCUSA), and formerly a financial
executive with the Los Angeles Times, Ms. Wells holds an MBA in finance
from the
Wharton School
and a B.A in Business Economics from the University of California at Santa
Barbara.
Ms. Wells transitioned into the field of arts education five years ago
in recognition of her lifelong love of music and has served as the Executive
Director of the Los Angeles Children's Chorus.
Members
at Large
Pamela
Bowman - pbowman@ministryofhope.org
Pam is an elder in the PCUSA and serves on the mission team of the Liberty Corner (NJ) Presbyterian Church. She has visited or participated in mission projects in the U.S., Africa, Asia and the Carribean. Pam has also served on the board of the Outreach Foundation.
Mary Jo Carlson - mjcarlson@ministryofhope.org
Mary Jo lives on Hilton Head Island, SC with her husband Don, and both of them are members of Providence Presbyterian Church. Mary Jo sits on several committees at Providence, chairs the MoH Malawi Mission committee, and has participated in many local mission projects. She has a masters degree in Education and considers her passion in life is helping children.
Carmel Courtright - ccourtright@ministryofhope.org
Carmel and her family are active members of Valley Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) and Carmel works as an Operations Coordinator with Stifel Nicolaus in Scottsdale, Arizona. Carmel is currently the elder on the Mission Committee of VPC. She and her family participate in many local greater Phoenix Missions as well as working with Presbyterian Border Ministries. Carmel and her daughter Katy have travelled and worked with four separate Mission trips to Malawi/MOH since 2007, and their lives have not been the same.
Bill
Grayson - bgrayson@ministryofhope.org
Bill and his wife Cecilia live in Garland, Texas, and are members of St. Mark
Presbyterian Church in Dallas. Bill served for many years as Treasurer for the
church, and has also served as chairman of the Stewardship, Missions
and Pastor Nominating Committees. Formerly a CPA in the manufacturing and construction
industries, for the last seventeen years Bill has been President and owner of
a staff leasing company based in Garland.
Bill
Kaneft -bkaneft@ministryofhope.org
Bill
is the owner and President of Colonial Packaging, a plastics
and packaging company headquartered
in
Columbia, SC.
He and his
wife, Jan, attend Church of the Apostles, an Anglican fellowship
under the authority of the Anglican Archbishop of Rawanda, where
Bill is also a member of the Vestry. He has been on short-term
mission and outreach projects in Uganda and the Dominican Republic.
Rebecca
Potter- rpotter@ministryofhope.org
Rebecca lives in Pasadena, CA with
her husband Fred and is a member of San Marino Community Church
(PCUSA)
where
she
is
an
Elder, a trustee of the San Marino Community
Church Foundation and a member of the Stewardship Committee.
She is the former Director of Development for Westridge School
for
Girls in Pasadena, and after retiring from Westridge,
she formed her own consulting business in non-profit advancement.
Ken
Root - kroot@ministryofhope.org
Ken is a neurologist in private practice in Mesa, Arizona. He
is a member of Valley Presbyterian Church in Paradise Valley
and has
been
involved
with the
church’s short-term mission outreach projects in Costa
Rica, Honduras, Mexico and Puerto Rico. He also enjoys volunteering
in
the Maricopa County
Volunteer Medical Relief Core and as a consultant for the Christian
Neighborhood Clinic,
a medical clinic for the underserved in Phoenix.
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