Pastoring Entrepreneurs

Christina recently concluded four years as the Associate National Director of Church Health and Development for Vineyard USA, where she designed and launched Vineyard Leadership Essentials (VLE), a national training pathway that equips emerging leaders for ministry. 

In this new season, Christina is giving her full attention to the mission of Crossroads Church and developing initiatives that equip and resource pastors and leaders toward multiplication—of disciples, leaders, and churches.  

Joel and Christina have been married for 27 years and have three amazing kids—Hannah (22), Caleb (19), and Zoe (12). The Lowery family loves to travel, and their favorite destination so far is Maui, with its warm sun and beautiful beaches.

As Lead Pastor of Victory Church (Yorktown, Virginia), he led a five-year, $4.5 million revitalization and developed a self-funded economic model for “a church, in a park, in a city” not reliant only on Sunday morning offerings.Jamé hails from a Tejanos heritage and holds an MA, MAR from Gordon-Conwell, graduate studies at Harvard, an MPAP from Rutgers, Bloustein School, and is a Ph.D. candidate at Universiteit van Stellenbosch. He is an economics lecturer for the Harris Institute at Oxford University, UK. He is the co-author of Life in 5D: A Vision for Discipleship and a member of the Society of Pentecostal Studies and the American Economic Association.

Dave operates on an enduring belief that Jesus wants to unleash the church in a culture that needs God. That drive led to the creation of the Founder’s Table Network as a tool that reconnects churches and entrepreneurs to help them reach across the secular-sacred divide and to re-enchant entrepreneurs with God and His mission.

David brings a wealth of training and experience from the worlds of ministry and business to the work of Founder’s Table Network. He has planted churches, worked in national ministries, and served as a founder of multiple tech-related businesses all to build bridges that unlock access to God’s purposes in unexpected places.

After a stint in the public university marketing space, she co-founded an agency with her father, David Mills. Amy quickly discovered that her corporate and minstry life were never allowed in the same room. Coupled with the birth of her twin girls, she began to ask what it would mean to be a whole person in every part of her life. Could the sacred/secular divide be dissolved?

And after ten years of Creative Directing and fifteen years of worship leading, a new dream was forming. She and Dave launched Founder’s Table Network out of a deep calling to bring the Kingdom of God into the marketplace, and to disciple entrepreneurs as the missionaries they were always meant to be.

Amy, and husband Chad, homeschool their daughters in Fredericksburg, VA.