Tim Kilpatrick, president of Search Ministries, began his association with the organization more than 30 years ago when he was invited to an open forum in his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas. “At Search we love adventure,” Tim says. “That adventure often comes in the form of exploring answers to
Matt Hamilton has been actively involved with Search Ministries for more than two decades, having served in local leadership in Columbus, Ohio before joining the national board. “God has given me a passion to encourage men and women to live purposeful, invigorated, impactful lives that echo through eternity,” says Matt,
Board member Richard Nix grew up in a Christian home in Duncan, Oklahoma. and accepted Jesus as his savior at a young age. He came to better understand what was expected of him as a follower of Christ through his young adult studies with John Singleton, his local pastor. Nix
Mark Norman, formerly a longtime church pastor, is Vice Chairman of Search Ministries, Inc. and has served as a board member since 2006. The St. Louis native came to Christ as a college student. Longing for a greater understanding of the Scriptures he attended Dallas Theological Seminary where he began
Jack Plating has been actively involved in Search Ministries for 10 years. He leads a weekly Journeymen program in Greenville, South Carolina and has attended several national conferences. Jack became a Christian at age 28 while attending a Methodist church. Years later he learned what true discipleship of Jesus meant
Vicki Peek is the Executive Vice President of Find Great People, providing leadership that has been a catalyst in the organization’s sustained growth. Vicki utilizes her leadership capabilities within the organization and as leader of the Consulting division, externally with clients. She leads various engagements to include Executive Leadership Coaching
Brian Slipka has been actively involved in Search Ministries since 2008, first participating and bringing business associates to forums and small groups, then in leadership roles within the Twin Cities Area Ministry. Growing up in a Christian household, his relationship with Christ became personal during his college experiences. “The overwhelming
