Into The Field

Jennifer B. Cameron received BAs in Communications and Business Administration/Marketing in 1993 from Hope College.

She has held leadership positions within both for- and non-profit organizations. Her roles and responsibilities have included managing strategic marketing initiatives, special events, vendor relationships, and internal operations.

In 1994, as a member of Up With People International, she was involved with all necessary advance promotion functions, including sponsor, media, and public relations, community service facilitation, and event operations, in various cities around the world.

Throughout Jennifer's ten years in various leadership capacities for the Junior League of Columbus, she held responsibilities which involved fundraising, project, event, and volunteer management, and marketing.

Within her church community, she has served in many areas, including: participating in, facilitating, and leading multiple missions trips, domestically and internationally; assisting with missions marketing, communications, and support; serving as Lay Director of Women's Renewal; serving on the church Call Committee seeking a new pastor; and tutoring within one of the church's inner-city programs.

Jennifer served as a Board Member of a China-focused ministry headquartered in Minneapolis, MN. She was involved with fundraising material development and strategy; website strategy; organizational structure and strategic planning; presentations; article writing; local events and communications; and, mission trip leadership.

She was one of five women recognized by Upper Arlington Rotary Club as a Northwest Woman of the Year in May 2008.

In December 2009, Jennifer joined the board of the Hilltop Christian Community Development Corp (and currently serves as it's secretary), a ministry committed to reclaiming and restoring the "Hilltop" neighborhood in Columbus through housing, jobs, education, and outreach. Additionally she serves on the Advisory Board for chinaconnect.

Jennifer serves as President and holds the title of Executive Director.

Bruce L. Cameron received his Juris Doctor degree in 1967 and has been actively engaged in the practice of law for over 40 years.

He has been a founder of or served on many charitable and governmental boards, including Columbus Big Brothers and Big Sisters Foundation (Past President and Board Member), Centennial Kiwanis (Past President and Board Member), Ohio Building Authority (by appointment of Governor of Ohio), Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (by appointment of the Franklin County Common Pleas Court), City of Columbus Housing Appeals Board (by appointment of the Mayor of Columbus, Ohio), and as a Board Member, Upper Arlington City School District (by Election). He has also been active in various ministries, including Kairos Prison Ministries.

Kelly Monroe Kullberg is the Founder and Director of Project of Development of The Veritas Forum, which she first organized at Harvard in 1992. She edited and co-authored the best-selling Finding God at Harvard: Spiritual Journeys of Christian Thinkers (1996) and taught senior electives at Harvard College in film and C.S. Lewis while serving as a chaplain to the Harvard Graduate School Christian Fellowship from 1988-1997. Kelly has published two additional books - Finding God Beyond Harvard (2006) and A Faith and Culture Devotional (2008, with Lael Arrington).

Kelly holds a B.A. in Organizational Behavior from Ohio University; an M.A. from the Ohio State University in Communication Theory. She was a visiting student at the Harvard Divinity School and at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminar. In addition to her involvement with The Veritas Forum and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, she is a sought-after conference and event speaker. Kelly lives with her husband David and children in Columbus, Ohio.

Mary B. Sestina (Bobbi) has been a registered nurse with a degree in pediatric specialty for nearly 40 years. She is Vice President of Sestina Enterprises, Inc.

Bobbi has served on multiple charitable Boards, including the Childhood League of Columbus (an early intervention school for children with developmental delays), the Easter Seals Center in Columbus, Ohio, and has been an active volunteer in and fundraiser for the Columbus office of Susan G. Komen for the Cure (breast cancer research and advocacy). The Riverside Bible Church, a non-denominational Christian Church, has been her home for 40 years.