Yvonne's past career experience includes the corporate world of Dell Computer and local church youth ministry. Today, she serves as mission mobilizer, speaker and consultant, raising the flag for the 2.1 billion people sealed off from the Gospel.

During the 1990's, Yvonne helped raise up and equip well over 100 new missionaries from Nashville. In her role as Regional Director for the U.S. Center for World Mission's Nashville Office, Yvonne coordinated Perspectives classes, and assisted local churches in developing mission vision, policies and strategies.

Yvonne's recent marriage to Dr. Steve Huneycutt moved her to Austin, TX, where she is enjoying learning the role of wife and homemaker. This year she affiliated with WayMakers to encourage, assist and help develop the burgeoning growth of Perspectives courses in other lands and languages.

Yvonne's overseas field experience includes one year in Russia and multiple trips into India, Nepal, Turkey, Central Asia and Europe. She holds a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is working toward her Doctor of Ministry in Missions and Cross-Cultural Studies

Brian Lee graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Business Administration, but the most important thing he learned there was how to share the gospel and disciple men. After working as a systems analyst/database designer, he pursued full time ministry and joined staff with the Baptist Student Union at the University of Oklahoma. While there he founded the Project Impact summer training program. He has a Masters of Divinity with an emphasis in collegiate ministry from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Brian and his wife Jennifer are currently on staff with The Traveling Team whose purpose is to “ignite vision and passion for the world.” Over the past couple of years they have spoken at college campuses from Seattle to San Diego and from Maine to Miami challenging people to take personal responsibility for the Great Commission.

David has been a member of Wycliffe Bible Translators since 1982. He taught missionary children in Papua New Guinea for 5 years and for 7 years in Guatemala. He currently is seconded as a mobilizer to The Seed Company, a Wycliffe affiliate specializing in the funding and training of national Bible translators.

Brad and Beth Buser served for 20 years in Papua New Guinea with New Tribes MIssions, working among the Iteri people. They were involved in church planting, translation, church planting consulting, and language checking. They also served in leadership in the Sepik Region of PNG and at the boarding school for missionary children - Numonohi. The Busers enjoy talking to any group about missions as well as their work among the Iteri people.

Bill Stearns has traveled the world extensively, lived in Europe for five years, published dozens of key mission resources, spoken before billions in 345 countries and—. Uh, not really. Maybe just a few fewer than a billion. Bill serves with MissionNext and The Finishers Project to help train and mobilize new Gen-X and Boomer-age missionaries into the world's harvest fields. Partnering with 100+ sending agencies, MissionNext-Finishers is committed to seeing at least 5,000 new North American missionaries sent by year-end 2010. Bill and his wife Amy temporarily reside in Fayetteville, Arkansas with two toddlers and are on their way to lead a missionary training program near Barcelona, Spain - launching in fall 2008.