Cathy L. Jacobs is a Native American from the Lumbee Tribe in Robeson County, NC and a veteran of the United States Air Force where she completed her tour of duty after Desert Storm. Currently, she serves as Sr. Pastor at St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church in Monticello, KY. She has served in ministry for 40 years in several capacities and constantly strives to become an example of true servant leadership to the body of Christ and others. Leading like Jesus is her passion as she mentors others in ministry. Previous experience in the world of Non-Profits include former Public Relations Manager of the Father’s Touch Soaking Ministry and Chairman of Board of Hepzibah Community Outreach.

Cathy holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services from the University of Phoenix, a Master of Arts in Leadership from Asbury Theological Seminary, a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership from Regent University, and is currently completing a Doctor of Ministry in Organizational Leadership from Asbury Theological Seminary.

Life is full of God’s grace, provision, and constant motion at the Gibson home. Erin and Tim have been married since 2002. Together they have owned and operated Solomon’s Porch Café in Wilmore, Kentucky since 2004 (their first child, jokingly). They also have 4 living children Braden, Felicity, Morgan, and Cheyanne. The family lives in a circa 1900’s farmhouse and is cultivating a self-sustaining agricultural and mentorship ministry at Hopeful Hills Farm in Nonesuch, Kentucky.

Erin is a graduate of Asbury University, holding a B.S. in Sociology. Her ministry passions and giftings are seeking truth and discernment through prayer and God’s Word, compassion to “the fringe or cast offs” in the community, personal/relational ministry with employees and customers, and restoration of things and people others tend to discard.

In her quieter moments, Erin enjoys cooking, reading, gardening, thrifting, and crafting. As a family, the Gibson’s are in leadership and youth ministry at Oasis Community church in Nicholasville, KY. “Life and faith should always be a work in progress. God is faithful in continuing to give our family opportunities to demonstrate it.”

Founder of Unstoppable Ministries, Inc., She is the mother of five children; Senior Pastor of Gods' Unstoppable Ministry, and President/CEO of Olympia-Magee, Realtors in Dayton, Ohio.

When not working in local ministry and business, Shirley travels - speaking and facilitating retreats and workshops. As time permits, she loves personal travel, writing, reading, and shopping.

Equally as active in her Community, she serves on numerous boards - such as City of Dayton Board of Zoning Appeals, Dayton Fund for Rehabilitation, Habitat for Humanity, Sinclair Community College Real Estate Advisory Board, and the Dayton Area Board of Realtors' Board of Directors of Directors. She has also served on the State level with the Ohio Association of Realtors. She is a life member of (SCLC) Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and (NCNW) National Council of Negro Women. Shirley believes God made all of us "Unstoppable”, because we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.