Serves missionaries and ministries by managing the financial administration
of donor-supported work.

Fred Clark

President

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Fred spent 8 years in the US Army reserve from 1966 to 1972 before being appointed as a Trooper in the Virginia State Police. After retiring, he joined the pastoral staff of Christian Fellowship Church in Ashburn Virginia. He was ordained in 2003 and currently serves as Director of Pastoral and Care Ministries at CFC. Fred is an alumnus of Liberty University. Since his born-again experience, he has always been mission-minded and cherishes the opportunity to lead an organization dedicated to helping missionaries worldwide. He and his wife Jeanette have two children and 5 grandchildren.

Christena White

Treasurer

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Christena worked in the semiconductor industry for 18 years before transitioning to the non-profit accounting world after the factory closed. She has an AS in Electronics, a BS in Business Management and a Masters in Accounting as well as her CTFA (Certified Trust and Fiduciary Advisor). She is currently the Controller for Wycliffe Foundation (a supporting organization for Wycliffe Bible Translators) managing trusts, annuities, Donor Advised Funds and the financials for the Foundation. She has been with Wycliffe Bible Translators for over 16 years and loves serving people in ministry. Even though she was raised in a church, she came to know God later in life after hearing his voice and feeling his presence through some tough times. She has been to mission trips in the Dominican Republic and Panama and hopes to do more in the future. She loves having the opportunity to serve with GNS and witnessing God work in and through people.

Erik Hartsuiker

Director

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Erik was first presented the Gospel when he was eight years old. He saw a change in his parents when they accepted Jesus, The Christ, into their lives and he too accepted Jesus into his life. After graduating from Bible College, he started to work for Teen Challenge, managing a center in The Hague in the Netherlands where he grew up. For seven years he worked there among the youth with alcohol and drug addictions, telling them about Christ. In 1980 he immigrated to America and started his own business in Real Estate. In 1994 God called him back into Ministry where he served in a large church. His first task was to reach out to those in need. To raise funds to effectively help people he started a thrift store. Because of the growth of this thrift store, it became independent and began supporting other churches overseas with containers of clothes and goods. While managing the thrift store he continued to work in the church and served as a pastor and later as the facility manager. He retired from the church in 2017 and now volunteers where needed.

Louis Jean

Director

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After working in chemical processing engineering and management for 24 years, the Lord called Louis to serve Him as an itinerant missionary. Since the year 2000, he focused on missionary work, including film presentations, conferences, tract distributions, vacation Bible school, and above all else vacation Bible youth camps. Louis has ministered in various countries such as Burkina Faso, Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago, Colombia, Venezuela, Chile, Dominican Republic, Haiti, and the United States. Louis believes there is no greater privilege to serve the Lord than by propagating the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Therefore, the Lord has blessed him, recently, to be part of a group of followers of Jesus Christ to start this 501(c)(3) not-for-profit ministry to serve the needs of missionaries. Louis’ favorite quote: “I shall pass through this world but once: Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now, let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.”

Dawn LaTour

Director

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Dawn was born into the family of God in her early 20s. Even though she grew up in the church, she knew she was not saved. She went to a Christian high school thinking that would make a difference. It did not. Finally, in her sophomore year of college, God showed her how her good works were nothing more than filthy rags. She had the privilege to be part of a wonderful family that instilled godly living by living the Christ-like example. Through much prayer from her mom, she finally surrendered her life to God. She is humbled by the grace of God and His love shown in her life. She loves Him and hopes that people can see Christ living in her. She believes as part of her Christian service that she needs to be involved in her local church and missions. She has worked with various missionaries and mission organizations. The missionaries are on the front line and need our support in these latter days. She feels that serving on the Gospel Network Support board is an honor and she hopes that through our (GNS) work God is honored and glorified. Her prayer is that our missionaries serve with dignity and honor, and that their work is fruitful and that many come to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.

Jack Mullen

Director

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Jack has been a follower of Christ since 1978. He retired in 2019 after working 45 years as an accountant, with the last 5 being part of an IT Functional Support Team. Jack has a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from Seton Hall University. He is a retired N.J. Licensed C.P.A. and has a Master’s in Ministry from International Seminary in Florida. Jack and his wife, Charlo, have been involved in missions over the years. They served as volunteers for Y.E.S. (Yielded Evangelical Servants) where Jack was on the board and the Financial Director for 10 years. He has been on foreign mission trips to Venezuela, Mexico, Albania and Haiti. For the last few years, Jack has been serving in ministry via praise teams and Christian bands. Currently he is enjoying the opportunity to assist with the needs of the missionaries serving Christ away from home through GNS.

Sherry Fisher

Secretary

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Sherry is a Christ follower with a heart to serve others. She has a strong background in leadership, project management, communication and systems integration. Prior to joining GNS, she was a system integration consultant retiring from Northrop Grumman after a 27-year career. Sherry has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, is a Project Management Professional (PMP) and is Agile certified. Sherry and her husband Gary actively volunteer locally at the Ashburn Volunteer Fire and Rescue department and the Virginia Department of Health Medical Reserve Corp. They also are part of the National Reserve Staff of Operation Blessing, volunteer with Samaritan’s Purse and at their local church. They have been on several international mission trips, have a heart to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus, and are so thankful for all the missionaries around the world that share the good news of Jesus Christ.

Anthony has worked with nonprofits for more than 15 years, specializing in technical strategy, infrastructure, and digital platforms. He enjoys developing systems that make administration easier, improve communication, and provide stable, secure tools for both staff and members. His work helps ensure that GNS can focus on its mission while relying on dependable, well-built support systems.