Prior to taking this position with Breakthrough Partners, Gary served as executive director of Churches Together, the Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance giving leadership for the collaboration of four million churches and more than 130 international organizations in 127 nations, and Associate International Director of Interdev, establishing cross-sector partnerships in the most impoverished nations around the world. He also ministered in Southern California as Senior Associate Pastor of Mariners Church, growing that church and giving leadership to its missions and international programs. Gary and his wife, Tricia, and their family lived in Europe for eighteen years, serving as President and European Director of Christian Associates International, focusing on leadership development and church planting, and as senior pastor of Crossroads Church in Geneva.

Gary has a passion for functional partnership. He says the most significant lesson learned in Europe was that "a city, nation, or continent will only be impacted when the people of God intentionally and functionally work together." His network of contacts is worldwide and allows for an unprecedented ability to connect and convene. His coaching skills have brought fractured organizations into unity. His mentoring is building up a new generation of leaders who seek to transform their communities and nations.

Gary is a graduate of UCLA, an ordained minister and has a master's degree in Biblical Studies from Christian Associates Seminary. He has completed Missiology studies at Fuller Theological Seminary and has done further study at Regent College, Vancouver, and the University of Geneva, Switzerland. Presently he is a doctorial candidate at the Bakke Graduate University. He married Tricia in 1973, and they have four grown children and seven grandchildren. They reside in Edmonds, Washington.

Church of America, working with the impoverished people of Northeast Thailand. In 1976 he began to work with the Christian and Missionary Alliance in camps set up to house the tens of thousands of refugees who had fled from Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam into Thailand. He began working with World Concern in 1982, establishing World Concern’s work in Laos, and serving as World Concern’s first Country Manager for Laos from 1983 to 1992. In early 1993 Mr. Andrianoff and his family moved to Ulan Bator, Mongolia, where he established and served as the Executive Director for Joint Christian Services, International (JCS International), a consortium of fifteen Christian agencies. In Mongolia he was also influential in establishing the Union Bible Training Center (a Bible school with several mission agencies contributing) and the Mongolia Evangelical Alliance. In early 1998, Mr. Andrianoff and his family moved to Penang, Malaysia, where he led the transition of a denominational mission school to a school with a multi-organization board.

The 2001, Mr. Andrianoff and his family moved to Washington State where he worked out of the World Concern headquarters in Seattle, serving as Eurasia Area Director. He resigned from World Concern in July 2007 and is currently serving as a consultant to church leaders in Laos and Vietnam as well as in Thailand, Burma, and Malaysia.

David Andrianoff has a Master of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Binghamton, and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Buffalo. He lives in Port Ludlow, Washington, and is married to Jean Caskey Andrianoff. They have two daughters—Bethany Andrianoff Thomas (Penang, Malaysia) and Cheryl Andrianoff Waters (Hollister, California).

church planter, evangelism and outreach associate and senior pastor in churches in Chicago, Alberta, British Columbia and Washington. He has also served Spanish language churches in the United States as well as in Medellin, Colombia. An ordained pastor with the Evangelical Covenant Church, Keith has held positions with the North Pacific Conference and the Department of World Mission making strategic connections between churches in North America and developing churches in the majority world.

A focus of his attention has been in connecting with ministries in Russia. Keith’s passion is to see churches transformed as they welcome the diversity of their neighborhoods into the core of their identities. The integrity of truly transformed churches can then be the basis for strategic and appropriate involvement in Kingdom ministries beyond our borders.

Keith is an ordained minister with the Evangelical Covenant Church and has a Doctor of Ministry degree from North Park Theological Seminary where he had also earned his Master of Divinity degree. Keith and his wife, Lynn have lived in Seattle for the past 20 years. They have two married sons and one granddaughter.

This has given her a broad range of ministry experience, but her giftedness and focus has been in working with women. She has served as director of women’s ministries in churches, as Bible study teacher, as developer of study materials, and as leadership trainer and mentor.

With Breakthrough Partners’ work in Africa, Tricia’s primary focus is to come alongside African leaders in churches and organizations that are ministering to women and children in very destitute situations. In partnering with them she seeks to bring encouragement, Biblical instruction, connections to resources (both local and global), training and coaching. It is her delight to watch women’s and children’s lives being changed by the wholistic nature of these ministries, those who know how important it is meet the physical as well as the spiritual needs of the African people.

During her visits in Africa, much of her time is spent in the large slums of the continent. Alongside her African brothers and sisters she reaches out to women struggling to survive, prostitutes, widows, those suffering with AIDS, street children, orphans and other vulnerable children. In building the leaders who are doing the ministry, their impact grows, hope spreads, and Christ is glorified as lives are changed by His love and truth.

Tricia grew up in California and Missouri, studied accounting at UCLA where she met Gary, and married him in 1973. She is the proud mother of four grown children and grandmother of seven.

Through his uncommon abilities to connect people, catalyze change and coach new leaders, Allen enables individuals and groups to begin journeys of reconciliation, inspires Christians to embrace the task of reconciliation, and develops young leaders as agents of reconciliation in their communities.

For more than 30 years, Allen has led reconciliation and mentored leaders in local churches and in such challenging arenas as unemployment, mental health, prisons, parenting, youth, and substance abuse. Prior to his association with Breakthrough Partners, Allen was senior associate director of Urban and Global Missions and director of Reconciliation Ministries at University Presbyterian Church, Seattle. Allen also has served as vice president for multi-ethnic and urban affairs at Youth for Christ USA and has held positions of leadership in ministry and social services in California.

Allen is an ordained minister and graduate of Patten University, Oakland. He and his wife, Margaret, have four children and eleven grandchildren. They live in Seattle, Washington.

a graduate school in Kansas, and an international group headquartered in Missouri.  In addition to these responsibilities, he has served as an adjunct professor or guest lecturer in colleges both in the United States, the Ukraine, Russia and Trinidad.

In 2003, Randall joined GE Financial and by 2007 had joined forces with Ronald Geer, Jr. to form accruWealth, a firm committed to helping clients – individuals, profit companies and non-profits – how to keep money they are forfeiting unnecessarily to financial institutions.

Randall has a great passion to help people become wise stewards of the whole of their life so that they contribute to fostering good for all in our world. A published author and speaker, Randall makes his home in Mukilteo with his wife Bonnie.