Steve Sumrall is the founder and president of Provident Ministries and Feeding The Nations, and the senior pastor of Christ Chapel Church. Growing up on the mission field, he has lived in Israel, Hong Kong, and the Philippines, ministering alongside his father, Dr. Lester Sumrall. He has achieved national and international recognition as a humanitarian, leader, and pastor, and has taken relief to the hungry and hurting in over 75 nations. Steve and his wife Diane have been married since 1978 and have 5 children and 9 grandchildren. They love people and share the love of God and the life changing truth of the Gospel wherever they go.
Josh has been on staff with Feeding The Nations and Provident Ministries since 2008. He has a Bachelor of Science from Michigan State University and proudly supports his Spartans. He is a licensed and ordained minister through the Provident Ministerial Network and currently serves as the student ministries Pastor at Christ Chapel in South Bend, Indiana. Josh and his wife Rachelle have been married for over 20 years. Together they are trying to keep up with their two sons and daughter.
Bob is a degreed accountant specializing in Not-For-Profit accounting. He has over 40 years of accounting experience with both for-profit and not-for-profit companies. Bob has been with Provident Ministries faithfully serving in the role of accountant for many years.
Gina joined the Provident Ministries and Feeding The Nations in 2005. She serves as the Administrative Assistant for Feeding The Nations. Gina has been an invaluable part of the FTN team since its inception in 2005. Her creativity and organizational skills are what helps keep Feeding The Nations running smoothly.
Feeding The Nations® is a non-profit 501(c)(3) International Christian humanitarian relief organization with supporting international offices. Feeding The Nations is a division of Provident® Ministries with headquarters in South Bend, Indiana. The mission of Feeding The Nations is to deliver food, medicine, vitamins, and other necessities to families who lack these essentials due to famine, war, poverty, or other natural disasters.
