Online Learning Collective

With over 28 years of experience coaching, mediating, training, facilitating, and consulting, Betty is highly regarded as a Conflict, Change, and Leadership Specialist. Betty specializes in working with complex challenges, supporting leaders and their organizations to be at their best. Additionally, Betty is a specialist in equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI), leading anti-racism/anti-prejudice workshops, supporting EDI related challenges. 

Christie serves as the Chief Mission Officer for RaiseUpFaith, a faith-based media platform dedicated to inspiring and equipping children and leaders to lead joy-filled lives centered on Jesus for the Kingdom. She passionately shares her vision for children’s ministry with adults, encouraging innovative methods of discipleship and paving the way for children to embrace their Kingdom purpose. 

An expert in peace and conflict transformation. Issa spent years building a highly transformational approach to conflict resolution called Peace Clubs. Peace Clubs are now in multiple countries in Southern Africa and are invited by governments to run in schools, prisons, and conflict hot spots. Issa currently holds the position of Peacebuilding Coordinator for Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) in Zambia and Malawi. MCC is a global relief and development agency focused on transformation through peace building.

Greg is a former atheist, theologian, author, and senior pastor of Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. He holds a PhD from Princeton Theological Seminary and has authored or co-authored 18 books, including the best-selling and award-winning Letters From a Skeptic and The Myth of a Christian Nation.

Krista-Dawn Kimsey is a Ukrainian-German Canadian settler living on Treaty 6 territory and homeland of the Métis. She serves on the Executive Team of Servant Partners Canada as a Co-Founder and Director of Learning and Innovation. For 27 years her vocational passion has been to facilitate creative and transformational learning experiences within the small c and big C Church to disciple, train and coach leaders towards greater global justice.

Drew G. I. Hart holds degrees in biblical studies, divinity with an urban focus, and a PhD in theology and ethics. Drew teaches theology at Messiah College and actively partners with community groups and churches nationwide, conducting anti-racism training, seminars, and lectures on various topics. He is known for addressing the intersections of white supremacy, racism, and Western Christianity, alongside discussions on Christian discipleship, liberation, peacemaking, and urban ministry. Drew hosts the blog ​‘Taking Jesus Seriously’ on Christian Century and occasionally writes for The Mennonite. He is the author of two books including, ​‘Who Will Be A Witness: Igniting Activism for God’s Justice, Love, and Deliverance’ and resides in Harrisburg, PA, with his wife and three sons.

I’m the Leadership Formation Pastor at Jesus Collective, which means I give point leadership to our equipping, training, and developmental environments. I’ve been in leadership of Jesus Collective leadership since our beginning in 2019 and am passionate about equipping and creating highly impactful spaces for leadership to experience a deeper Jesus-centered formation. I’m a third-generation pastor and life-long student of local church ministry. I’ve been in pastoral ministry for over 25 years, working as a youth pastor, church planter, and denominational leader.

I’m a storyteller, speaker, and the Senior Pastor of Gateway Church in Wooster, Ohio. I come alive when sharing about the mystery and beauty of the gospel and the finished work of the cross.