MTW SOUTHEAST REGIONAL HUB

Leonard was born in Brazil, moved to the U.S. when he was five-years old, and grew up in the Los Angeles area. He has traveled throughout the world on numerous short-term mission trips and for business. He and his wife, Nancy, have a heart for internationals and seeing God’s kingdom grow through missions. He was in business and academics for years and later received his M.A. and M.Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary (now Missio Seminary). More recently, he was the associate pastor at Sycamore PCA near Richmond, Virginia, and then the church planter and founding pastor of Evergreen Community Church (PCA). He loves cooking, reading, cheering for the Lakers, and being with his family. He and Nancy have three grown children.

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Stan and Connie met over 30 years ago as Connie prepared to join a construction team to finish a family camp in the French Alps. At that time, Stan was finishing his M.A. in education. A year later, they married.

Stan coached and taught high school students both in Greenville, South Carolina, and in France at The Michelin International School. After eight years in the classroom, he moved into industry, working in quality and training roles for German and French companies for 21 years. He retired early in July 2020 to pursue ministry opportunities with MTW.

Connie worked for an international architectural firm doing mechanical design in Bermuda. She also has experience in customer service and in language training.

The Beasleys are mobilizers for MTW’s Southeast Hub, focusing on a culture of missions among presbyteries, churches, seminaries, and colleges. They will be developing new missionaries, strengthening relationships both domestically and internationally, and encouraging local church congregations. Stan and Connie are based in South Carolina.

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Tina Simpson was raised on the mission field in North India. After college while she was teaching sixth grade in Chattanooga, she spent three summers in Australia serving with the MTW team. The Lord then called her to serve with MTW’s church-planting team in Nagoya, Japan, where she taught English as a Second Language and was involved with campus ministry. She has now worked in the Atlanta office for over 30 years, talking with potential candidates as they discern their call to missions and connecting them with fields, as well as mobilizing missionaries and helping them through the application process.. She is married with four children and serves on the missions committee of ChristChurch Presbyterian in Atlanta.