Darlene has been a professional in design and construction management for 16 years. "With a son who leads a fledgling missions organization, my husband Bob and I understand the need for new ways to raise missions support," she says. "After working with HFM on two successful projects, we welcomed the opportunity to serve in a new capacity as HFM board members."

Bob joined the HFM board in 2007.  "I became involved with HFM because it creates a new revenue stream for missions support at a time when raising funds through the traditional donation channel is becoming increasingly difficult," he says. A public relations professional for more than 25 years, Bob retired in 2014. He is a deacon of Moody Church in Chicago. 

"Through participating in several work mission trips, I discovered a passion to help people where I can," Steve says. "I am honored to be part of HFM, which inspires others to give of themselves." A commercial banker for 42 years prior to retiring, he has served for 29 years in various leadership roles at Central Wesleyan Church in Holland, including board member, deacon and finance committee member.

When Nancy learned about HFM's creative way of raising funds for missionaries by flipping houses with partnering churches, she realized she wanted to be part of this growing ministry. An executive assistant at The Stow Company, she has been involved with her husband Terry at Central Wesleyan Church in Holland for more than 32 years. She also works with Moms in Prayer at the Ottawa County (MI) jail.

Since coming to the Lord in 1985, Terry has been passionate about spreading the gospel worldwide. "When I heard that HFM shares that desire, I was drawn to the heart of this ministry," he says.  After selling his retail automotive business, Terry worked for a non-profit in fund development. He and his wife Nancy also have experience in flipping houses.