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I’m Marshall — Director at the Northwest Community Center, where I have the honor of serving refugees and their families alongside an incredibly gifted team. My work has largely existed within the nonprofit sector focusing on cross-cultural engagement, community development and servant-leadership. I met Jesus at 17 (thanks to a gracious youth pastor and free BBQ) - and I’ve been trying to live out His love ever since. “Love all” is a motto I keep close in every part of life — where I live, learn, work and hang. (John 13:34–35) I’m married to my best friend Breanna and together we’re raising three amazing kids: Mckinney (Mak), Jude, and MJ (Marshall Jr.). When I’m not DJing a family dance party in the kitchen or playing catch, you’ll probably find me golfing, cheering for the Rangers/Spurs/Cowboys/Liverpool or enjoying good food on a patio with friends and family.

In late 2007, I became friends with a refugee family from Togo. I continue to value my times of fellowship with them, from meals to school graduations. It is my privilege to serve alongside a team of ministry leaders, volunteers and community partners to assist refugee families in their transition to a new life in Dallas. I have a passion for work in the non-profit sector, specifically in helping families to financial stability and equipping them to thrive in a new culture. Micah 6:8 encourages me to pursue justice, extend kindness, and to be humble as I serve in Vickery Meadow.

I was born and raised in southeastern Europe in a non-Christian home. I got born again at the age of 16. For the last 8 years my family and I have been serving alongside “Youth With A Mission” (YWAM) as fulltime missionaries here in the United States. I consider it a great blessing the opportunity to serve alongside the NCC team as a Refugee Leader, reaching out to the nations that God brought in our doorstep!

In January 2007, I joined Northwest Bible Church after being resettled in the United States from a life in Refugee camps. After being rescued by the Lord from many wars, I was very hungry to find a church where I could belong and give thanks to God for His rescue. I joined the Northwest staff in 2012 as an Event Specialist, but I had a desire to help refugees more, and in 2014, God gave me the opportunity to serve refugees full time.

My name is Daniel Mutia. I was born and raised in Kenya. I became a Christian in 1984 while I was in Junior high. The Lord gave me the grace to grow in him and called me to full-time ministry in October 1992. I have been in the church ministry in Kenya for over 20 years. After joining Dallas Theological Seminary for my graduate studies, I joined Northwest Bible Church in the summer of 2017.  I am privileged to be a local missionary at the Northwest Community Center to serve in the career development program. Seeing refugees' lives change through workforce development is a great honor.