Trainers

We are a team deeply rooted in the Gospel and united by a shared calling: to see individuals and teams transformed by the love of Christ and equipped to live out their Kingdom purpose as vibrant communities of Jesus followers. 

Rooted in years of global experience, cross-cultural ministry, and leadership development, we bring together a unique blend of training, facilitation, development and soul care.  We believe that true transformation, empowered by the Holy Spirit, is most deeply realized within community. 

We are passionate about cultivating healthy team dynamics, equipping leaders, fostering intercultural understanding and reciprocal learning. Whether walking with a team through change, training leaders in emotional intelligence and cultural intelligence, or creating space for healing and growth, we show up with deep care, practical tools, and a shared commitment to spiritual discernment. Our commitment is to walk alongside teams—to listen, to challenge, to equip, and to encourage—as we all step more fully into the calling God has placed on us. 

Our conviction is to see vibrant communities of Jesus followers, we must be a vibrant community. When teams flourish, the mission moves forward—and, by God’s grace, we’re here to help make that happen. 

Passion  
Marijke is passionate about helping people gain insights into themselves, particularly in their relationship with God, themselves, and others, especially in the context of cross-cultural ministry. She believes in the power of community and sees firsthand how teams can grow stronger when they engage in deep, honest, and transformative conversations. She has a heart for supporting individuals and teams in their emotional and spiritual health, especially in the challenging transitions of cross-cultural life.  

Background 
Originally from the Netherlands, Marijke has lived cross-culturally in Montreal, Canada, and Georgia, USA, and is currently based in the UK. With a degree in psychosocial counseling, Marijke has been equipping cross-cultural workers, leaders, and people care providers since 2001. She offers training, debriefing, counseling and coaching, helping them thrive in community and navigate complex cross-cultural dynamics. 
Marijke holds a degree in psychosocial counseling (Netherlands) and has worked for over 20 years as a counselor, trainer, and director of People Care for cross-cultural workers. She is especially passionate about training teams in listening skills, conflict management, stress management, and navigating cultural transitions. She is also trained in the Rightpath 4 & 6 assessments. 

Personal 
Marijke and her late husband, Mark, spent many years serving together in cross-cultural contexts, while being in a cross-cultural marriage Today, she continues her work in People Care with a focus on equipping teams and leaders to engage with one another in grace and authenticity. Marijke loves the coast of North Devon, where she has taken up surfing and hiking. 

Passion 
Alice’s calling is to foster intercultural flourishing at all levels — whether in individuals, teams or systems. She thrives where cultural complexity meets the transforming power of the Gospel, equipping others to explore their identity with confidence and pursue unity across differences. She desires teams and leaders not only to engage cross-culturally but to navigate the deeper dynamics of diverse, intercultural spaces. 

Background 
Born in the Philippines to Hong Kong missionary parents, Alice grew up in Texas and has lived in the East Coast and in the Midwest before moving to the Netherlands. As a third-culture kid, Alice has spent much of her life exploring the dynamics of bicultural identity, alongside 25+ years of intercultural marriage.  

With over 20 years in college ministry through InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, she currently serves as a supervisor for an international team and an intercultural trainer for international student ministries with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES) Netherlands. 

Alice holds a master’s in Biblical Counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary and is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Global Leadership at Fuller Theological Seminary. Her research areas include Intercultural Leadership, Polycentric Missions, and Instructional Design & Co-creation. Alice is also a Certified Cultural Intelligence (CQ) professional. 

Personal  
Alice is married to JD Atkins, a New Testament professor, and together they have two teen boys. She enjoys exploring new foods and meeting & collaborating with new people. 

Passion 
Greg's heart is to equip and empower teams to operate in unity and excellence. Whether facilitating a group of leaders or coaching individuals one-on-one, his focus is always on helping teams thrive for the sake of the Gospel. He is driven by the belief that healthy, Spirit-led teams are a vital part of advancing God’s Kingdom. 

Background 
Greg’s journey has spanned two decades of work in the non-profit sector, including extensive international experience since 2012. With a heart for serving and equipping others, Greg has lived and worked globally, gaining a broad perspective on leadership and team dynamics. 

Greg holds a Master of Divinity and a Bachelor's in Photo Communications. He is certified in several tools and methodologies, including Equip T, The Culture Map, Mentoring Clinic, Leadership Matters, and is a certified facilitator of the 6 Types of Working Genius. He is currently part of an international leadership coaching academy, working toward ICF coaching accreditation. 

Personal 
Greg is married to Jen, and they have a teenage daughter, as well as two adult children living in the U.S. Outside of work, Greg enjoys developing a home brewery with friends, surfing, and walking his dog. 

Jen’s heart is to guide teams through transformation—helping them move from places of overwhelm or misalignment into vibrant, unified communities. Her passion lies in facilitating healing and clarity, where teams are empowered to fully embrace their calling and mission. Jen is deeply committed to seeing teams align with Christ and one another, unlocking their potential for lasting, grace-filled growth. 

Background 
Jen brings over a decade of international experience and a background in Sociology to her work. She has seen firsthand how teams can thrive when they embrace their collective calling and purpose in Christ. Her work is built on a foundation of emotional intelligence, cross-cultural insight, and faith-driven leadership. 

Jen is a certified ICF executive coach and culture-focused facilitator. She holds certifications in Emotional Intelligence, The 6 Types of Working Genius, and cross-cultural development. Her approach blends coaching, course design, and a commitment to fostering unity and transformation in teams. 

Personal 
Jen is married to Greg, and they are parents to a teenage daughter and two adult children in the U.S. Together, they are committed to equipping others to live out their calling and pursue unity in Christ.