Meet Michelle–
Michelle has served in full time ministry for nearly thirty years. Having various roles such as Staff Development Pastor, Executive Director, and Chief Program Officer, she is fulfilled through helping others arrive at a greater place of freedom and wholeness. She is passionate about maximizing the impact of the Kingdom of God through transforming and empowering leaders in their unique roles.
Michelle understands that the health of the team determines the effectiveness of an organization’s mission. Her goal is to provide tools, solutions, and strategies for teams to reach their fullest potential and create sustainable and thriving organizations. She is dedicated to providing face to face spaces in which to build others up in their journeys. Her top five strengths from the CliftonStrengths Assessment of Significance, Woo, Connectivity, Influence, and Maximizer makes her the ideal person to walk with others.
Core Values
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We intentionally build and steward a culture that is rooted in Kingdom values as put forth in God’s Word.
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We care for and develop the heart of the leader desiring to see character growth and maturity.
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We establish and nurture relationships with leaders throughout our time together so that they are seen and strengthened.
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We create space to envision and implement movement towards growth, milestones, and desired outcomes.
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We encourage a team approach both inside and outside an organization by recognizing the value and strength each player contributes.
“Our vision is a missional landscape where leaders are equipped and encouraged to walk out the fullest degree of their Kingdom impact.”
Family Focus–
Michelle has been married to her husband, Ked, for over twenty six years! They have three children - two daughters, Julianna and Bailey and a son, Nathaniel, who gave them a bonus daughter-in-law, Audrey.
Michelle resides in the beautiful state of Colorado and enjoys walking trails, writing at coffee shops, and spending time with her family.
She walks by the Scripture–
“The wise will hear and increase their learning, And the person of understanding will acquire wise counsel and the skill [to steer his course wisely and lead others to the truth].”