About EveryEthne

Rich graduated from both the United States Naval Academy and Dallas Theological Seminary. He served in the Marine Corps and has over 25 years of pastoral experience, serving as a senior pastor, church consultant, and church planter. Rich loves the church and loves that EveryEthne is on mission with the church. He serves as the lead catalyst for The Centurion Project which exists to network and equip the church to strengthen and support military leaders in their mission and the Great Commission.

Julie, previously an ABWE board member, joined the EveryEthne team in late 2019 after having early-day involvement with the Heart, Mind & Soul LGBTQ seminar. Julie and Randy are serial entrepreneurs with a “Business as Mission” philosophy. Julie’s heart to help believers understand and be motivated to build relationships with people different from themselves deeply resonates with the mission of EveryEthne’s HMS seminars.

Michael and Monica Pasquale are passionate about the local church! From helping the church identify quality resources to equipping teachers, the Pasquales desire to come alongside local churches to help them utilize teaching English as a Second Language as a means to meet needs and build bridges with individuals among their ethnically diverse communities. They have a combined thirty years of experience teaching English, training teachers, and serving as consultants for churches and parachurch organizations in more than twenty countries around the world.

Michael is a Professor of Linguistics and the Director of the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) program at Cornerstone University (Grand Rapids, MI). He earned his Ph D. in Linguistics from Michigan State University. He is also the author of "An ESL Ministry Handbook: Contexts and Principles. Grand Rapids, MI: Credo House Publishers, 2011."

Monica earned her B.A. from Cedarville University in English Education and her MA in TESOL at Cornerstone University. She is currently teaching ESL in ministry based and in business/organizational contexts.

Ray graduated from Grand Rapids Theological Seminary with a degree in Historical Theology focused on Missions Movements in India. He gained practical experience planting a Korean church in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, while completing his undergraduate degree. He daily serves on the front lines of ministry as a Licensed Professional Counselor. Ray has 30 years of church planting and pastoral experience. Ray mobilized the church he served to plant a church where he has served for 18 years as the Preaching Pastor. He loves the local church and will continue to serve the local church by helping mobilize churches to make disciples and partner in church planting to reach every people group in North America. Ray will continue to draw on skills he acquired as a church planting coach and planter assessor to help Lead Pastors to create a planting movement to multiply churches.

Carlton met his wife Karen in medical school. God developed in them a passion for missions and led them to do multiple short-term medical mission trips. in 2000, they joined ABWE, and after studying French in Quebec, they served in Togo, West Africa, at Hospital Baptiste Biblique for one term. God redirected them to China in 2008 with a desire to train and disciple Chinese doctors. After serving there for ten years, the Lord brought them back to the U.S. to Lancaster, PA, an ethnically diverse community where they have been building relationships and serving new immigrants. Their desire is to see Chinese churches in the U.S. and Canada mobilized and equipped to engage unreached Chinese and other ethnic groups in their local communities and globally.