Staff

Sean has spent the last five years traveling 43 states casting mission vision with Traveling Team. Meredith joined him a year and half into that five. Sean graduated from the University of Arkansas with a degree in Communication and Meredith from John Brown University with a degree in Graphic Design. Sean has spent time in India and Indonesia working with college students and has participated in a stateside summer training project in FL leading a small group. He has also taught courses for Perspectives on the World Christian Movement. Meredith has some missions experience in South and Central America. She has taken the Perspectives course and spent a year working for Perspectives as a Graphic Designer. In 2009 they were both IT Project graduates. In the summer of 2011 they lead the entire IT Project. They have a passion to see this generation mobilized to finish the Great Commission and believe college students are the most strategic place to labor.

Morgan and Bethany began their adventure in marriage together in August 2012 – and now travel the nation speaking to students and churches casting vision for God’s global plan of missions. Together, they have spoken to more than 200,000 students, traveled over 270,000 miles, have short-term experience in 17 countries, and in 49 of the 50 United States.
Morgan graduated from Kansas State University with a degree in Agricultural Economics. Bethany, also a Kansas State graduate, studied Agricultural Communications & Journalism and International Agriculture. They are alumni of the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement course, both participated in and lead multiple state-side summer projects, and have a big heart for life-on-life discipleship to reach the nations.

Abbie graduated from Northeastern State University in 2010 with a degree in Elementary Education. She gained a heart and a vision for the world through the Perspectives course in 2006 and has sought to leverage her life for God’s purposes since then. She has spent time in Russia and Mexico working with youth and has worked in children’s ministry in many different capacities. In college she was involved in discipleship through her church, on her campus, and within her sorority, as well as participating in a stateside summer discipleship project. She considers it a privilege to be able to be a part of mobilizing college students to God’s Word, His world, and His work.

Nathan graduated from the University of Arkansas in May 2010 with a degree in History and political science. He first gained a heart for the nations in 2007 when The Traveling Team came to his campus. He took The Perspectives course in 2008 and coordinated the class in his home town of Fayetteville, Arkansas in 2010. He is a member of Beta Upsilon Chi (Brothers Under Christ) fraternity and mobilized students at the U of A after participating in the I.T. project in 2009. He is excited to mobilize college students to develop a heart for the world!

Rachel graduated from University of Arkansas in 2012 with a degree in Business marketing. She was involved in several stateside summer projects where God gave her a heart for evangelism and discipleship. At one of these summer projects, Rachel heard The Traveling Team speak and began growing a heart for the world.  Soon after, Rachel completed the Perspectives class and attended IT Project. Through this, she gained a heart to not only for reaching the nations with the Gospel, but mobilizing other college students to do the same. She hopes to one day use her degree to spread the Gospel internationally.

Laura has been interested in missions since childhood, but she didn't step into World Christianity until she left college. After hearing The Traveling Team speak at her church's missions conference, she attended the IT Project in 2009. She has since assisted in coordinating Perspectives in her hometown, Tulsa, Okla. She and her husband, Bear, love spending time with international students and hope to go overseas soon. 

Kaitlyn is a senior English major at the University of Arkansas. After spending two summers at a discipleship program offered by her college ministry, Kaitlyn sensed the Lord opening her heart to His world and the people overseas who live life devoid of the hope of the gospel. Her favorite part of college is living in the international dorm, establishing friendships and sharing Jesus with girls from all over the globe.