Board

Dee loves the local church. He serves as an Elder at his church and serves on the board of the CityChurch Network of Arkansas, which develops leaders and seeks to unite churches for the good of the city. Knowing home is his first area of impact, he partnered with his wife, Kim, to intentionally pour into their three children. Their children have developed their own passion for a personal relationship with Christ, and the older two have launched their own businesses; the youngest is in graduate school.

Dee is a dedicated life-long learner and is a Fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview. It has been this experience and his commitment to honing his skills as a learner and leader that have created a drive to disciple, mentor, and teach others about living an intentional life as an art of walking with God in key areas of Biblical Leadership Development and Christian Worldview.

With over 30+ years in the consulting engineering business, Dee helped to bring C12 Business Forums to Arkansas to advance the Gospel in the Marketplace.

Steve Campbell is an independent Medicare sales agent with PrimeCare Insurance Advisors, helping Medicare beneficiaries choose the prescription drug and supplemental plans that best serve their needs.

Steve serves on the Men’s Ministry Leadership Team at The Summit Church in North Little Rock, where he also participates in Men’s Bible Study. For the past six years, he has facilitated a weekly L3 (Learn, Live, Lead) men’s group where marketplace leaders read and discuss leadership books through a faith filter. He also leads annual Leadership Foxholes — three-day retreats for pastors and marketplace leaders focused on rest, community, reflection, and equipping. Steve serves on the Board of Directors of ICON Ministries, a discipleship organization in Chicago.

Steve and his wife Angie, his high school sweetheart of 37 years, are both Clemson graduates and have three adult children and four grandchildren. Outside of work and ministry, Steve coaches pickleball at Pickleball Kingdom in Little Rock and loves spending time on the water.

Mike leads Pressing Pause, an organization helping leaders live vertically so they can lead horizontally. His career began in the marketplace before transitioning into pastoral ministry about 25 years ago. He is passionate about leader development and disciple-making. He currently serves on the teaching faculty at John Brown University.

Mike and his wife, Jill, belong to Grace Hills Church in Bentonville, Arkansas, where they serve as core leaders and trainers for the HomeGroup ministry. Mike also serves on the Sunday morning teaching team and regularly invests in leaders within the congregation.

He serves on the boards of The Well International (Thailand and U.S.), TawSeang, Step Ministries, Life Skills for You, and Deeper Still. Mike and Jill have four children and recently welcomed their first grandson.

Hector is active in serving various ministries within the city. Having modeled service and missional living, Hector has been asked to serve on the board of ministries with whom he’s involved.

Hector believes the local Church is the hope of the world and God’s design to bring human flourishing to all.

Hector and his wife Jill are the busy parents of three daughters, Allison, Caroline and Brooklyn.

Michael has over 30 years’ experience as a results-oriented business executive. He is a lecturer and consultant and has served as President of International Marketing Associates for the past 32 years.

Michael and his wife Esther have led servant teams not only throughout their church but the community as well. Michael has a passion for learning and teaching in general, but especially when it comes to his faith and how it affects every aspect of life. His dream for the City Church Network is that its purpose is realized as we unify the Body of Christ in Little Rock to live for God’s glory.

Michael and Esther live in Little Rock and enjoy spending time with their three children, their spouses and their eight grandchildren.

Dr. Carla Morris provides leadership in various aspects of the Discipleship Department at her church, from Christian Education, Intercessory Prayer to Ministers in Training, the Antioch School of Church Planting and Leadership Ministries. She is also a Division Manager at Arkansas Division of Workforce Services for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Family (TANF) Program, providing oversight to the program and logistical administration section of their department.

Her passion is providing godly business and pastoral leadership through teaching, mentoring, coaching, and counseling while adhering to biblical methodology and philosophy. She is married, has one adult son and two granddaughters.

Ruth serves the Board of Trustees at John Brown University. She and her husband Shelby have been married for over 40 years, 21 of which they have lived in Little Rock.

Ruth believes in the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and His influence in, around and throughout the city of Little Rock; His Church united in prayer and living on mission will be the crux of pivotal change in our community, nation and world.

Ruth and Shelby are parents of six children and four grandchildren, finding it a privilege spending time with and praying for them as well as enjoying the opportunity to purposefully influence, teach and care for them.