Irwyn L. Ince serves as Mission to North America Coordinator. He and his wife, Kim, have been married 31 years, have four children and two granddaughters. He transitioned to ministry after a career in engineering. After graduation from Reformed Theological Seminary, Dr. Ince helped plant City of Hope in 2006. In 2016, he received his DMin degree from Covenant Theological Seminary. He’s the author of The Beautiful Community: Unity Diversity and the Church at Its Best.

Robert Kim is a second-generation Korean-American who serves as associate professor of applied theology and church planting and the Philip and Rebecca Douglass Chair of Church Planting and Christian Formation at Covenant Theological Seminary in Saint Louis, Missouri. Prior to teaching at Covenant, Robert served for thirteen years as a church planter, pastor, and church planting network director in Philadelphia.

Chris Vogel is the Church Planting and Vitality Coordinator for MNA (Mission to North America, PCA), having previously served MNA as the Ecosystem Development Director. He was the Director of NXTGEN Pastors for five years and the director of The On Wisconsin Network for six. He planted a church in Waukesha, Wisconsin, serving there for 26 years until stepping down in 2018 to devote full-time to pastoral formation and renewal.

Dan Doriani is Professor of Biblical Theology at Covenant Theological Seminary and the founder and president of The Center for Faith and Work, St. Louis. Drawing on his five years leading small churches and twelve years leading large churches, he has written eighteen books on biblical interpretation and biblical ethics as well as six New Testament commentaries, and two books on work.