Bruce Owens currently serves as director of Partner Relations at Mission to the World.

Bruce has been speaking for over 25 years on the subject of biblical stewardship and estate planning. He has spoken to numerous churches, boards of various Christian ministries, colleges and universities, and at national conferences such as Christian Leadership Alliance, Evangelical Development Ministry Institute and The Mission Exchange.

Timm has had a heart for leading the church in biblical stewardship for more than 20 years. His roots go back to raising his own ministry support when he was on Young Life staff. While the concept was new and disorienting to him at the time, it birthed in him a heart to engage the body of Christ through biblical stewardship.

In the years since, Timm has worked extensively in the for-profit and non-profit sectors, and he feels very grateful to work alongside MTW to advance the gospel around the world. He feels called to encourage the church in America to engage their resources toward the high calling they have received in Christ Jesus.

Timm is a graduate of Baylor University, and has his master's degree in biblical studies from Dallas Theological Seminary. A (mostly) lifelong Texan, Timm and his wife, Katherine, live in Ft. Worth, Texas, with their four children, Annie, Jake, Norah, and Lillian. Timm and his family are members of Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Ft. Worth.

Beth Billingsley has served as the MTW Partner Relations manager for more than 15 years. She assists MTW partners and churches as they utilize the Center for Estate and Gift Design’s services, administers the MTW Donor Advised Fund program, and serves as a liaison between MTW and partners' advisors and financial institutions. Before joining MTW, Beth worked for an insurance brokerage firm as a marketing associate. Beth graduated from Georgia Southwestern State University with a degree in marketing.

Emily Pocoroba has served as the administrative assistant for the Partner Relations Department since 2013. She brings more than 11 years of experience to MTW, specifically working with donations and building partner relationships.

John Tubbesing is the director of the Ambassadors Program and Business as Mission ministry for Mission to the World. He joined MTW in 2004 after spending 30 years as a business executive in the technology and consulting industries. John considers it a blessing to be able to help MTW's missionaries have the financial resources they need to implement strategic initiatives. He also enjoys helping businesspeople in the U.S. steward their gifts and experiences for the benefit of ministry here and around the world.

Jim Miller started with MTW in 2015 where he works with the Ambassadors Program as well as the Business as Mission ministry. He is a recently retired business executive from Ecolab, where he spent 35 years.

Jim is a native of New Jersey, but resides in Orlando, Florida, with his wife of 35 years, Elizabeth. They have two married adult children and one grandson. The Millers are longtime members of Orangewood PCA, in Maitland, Florida.

Archie Moore has worked with MTW’s Partner Relations Department since 2018, communicating and praying with the mission’s partners across the country.

After military duty and graduation from Columbia International University (Columbia, SC) and Reformed Theological Seminary (Jackson, MS), Archie Moore and his wife Glenda served as MTW missionaries to South Korea from 1977–1979. He has been a PCA pastor 40 years, currently at Greenwood Presbyterian Church in Greenwood, SC. He has also served as committee member and advisor to Committee on Mission to the World, and has volunteered pastoral care to missionaries in Germany since 1996. 

Andrew Shaughnessy has served as a marketing specialist and writer for Mission to the World since 2016, working with the Center for Estate and Gift Design, the Ambassadors Program, and the Marketing and Communications Department. He brings a wide variety of experience to the table, having previously served as a missionary in South Sudan and started a social enterprise in India. When he’s not writing, you can usually find Andrew climbing or biking in the mountains, drinking delicious coffee (black, of course), or reading a good book with his beautiful wife, Varina.