Micah Smith is the founder and president of Global Gateway Network. He loves working with his family and the GGN team to impart vision, disciple and send people around the world to help and serve suffering people in the 10/40 Window in the name of Christ. Micah and Nancy were married in April 1975 and have five children and ten grandchildren. Nancy loves to prepare delicious meals for family and friends and brightens the world with her love and laughter. Micah enjoys writing and trail running, and mountain biking with Nancy.

Larry and Carol Libby live in Richland, Washington. Carol has had a ministry in financial administration at various non-profit organizations for the last 30 years, including treasurer of GGN since 2007. Her passion is to assist and help facilitate the various mission projects of GGN around the world. Carol has been on several missions-related trips. Larry has worked in Christian media for over 35 years. He is a freelance writer and editor working with Christian authors and publishers.

Dicky and Kathy Hartman own and operate a ranch North of Post, Texas. Raised on a cotton and peanut farm near Plains, Texas, Dicky learned farming from his dad and purchased his first cattle herd in high school. Along with serving as a local church board member for many years, the Hartmans helped plant a church in Oklahoma. Their home Church is Caprock Spring Fellowship, where Kathy serves on the praise and worship team.

Based in the Tri-Cities, Washington, Greg and Vonda Smith own and have operated several successful businesses in the area, continuing as property management for commercial locations. Greg has had a wide-ranging ministry in music, serving as a worship pastor at his local congregation and performing vocally at community events. In addition to serving as board members of GGN, they have been involved in missions trips to Vietnam, Thailand and Israel.

George Midbust was born and raised in Eugene, Oregon, and attended Oregon State University. Before retiring from ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston as the director of quality control, the Midbusts lived in inner Mongolia for two years where George worked as a production manager. Just a few months after returning from Mongolia, George suffered a debilitating stroke. Although the challenges have been difficult and there is much improvement needed, George has come a long way and George and Wendy have faith in God. The Midbusts have served on many GGN projects in the Middle East and Asia and their desire to proclaim and serve Jesus has not changed.

Craig and Darla Delarm have a heart for people. They have been married since August 1980 and make home in Nine Mile Falls, WA. They have two children and nine grandchildren whom they delight in blessing. Craig has a teacher’s heart, having served many years as a local church elder, and president of the motorcycle ministry, Soul Patrol. He retired as an ironworker and semi-retired as a heavy construction crane operator on equipment such as a 300-ton Manitowoc. Darla is a worship leader, musician and school administrator. She is now working part-time at a Christian School.