Rev. Dr. Barry Danylak is the Executive Director of SEE Global and holds a PhD in New Testament from the University of Cambridge. His work offers a biblically grounded, redemptive perspective on singleness, sexuality, and identity within the Christian community. As the author of Redeeming Singleness, he brings together theological depth, pastoral care, and a personal passion for helping singles flourish in their God-given calling.
Hunter serves as the Host Team Pastor and Institute Director at Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, VA. His ministry centers on leader development; coaching students, residents, and volunteers as they grow in formation, character, and ministry competence. Hunter is pursuing a PhD at Southern Seminary, researching a theology of the spiritual discipline of watchfulness.
Lewie has served faithfully as a single man in ministry for more than 40 years. His wide-ranging experience includes church planting, pastoral ministry in both large and small churches, and leadership in higher education. A disciple-maker at his core, Lewie is passionate about investing in the next generation of Jesus-followers. In 2005, he founded Icon Ministries in Chicago and continues to equip leaders for Jesus-style disciple-making in homes, churches, and communities.
He is the author of Imitating Jesus Single-Minded Service: Rediscovering the Essential Role of Singles in Kingdom Leadership
Lewie also serves on the executive team of Shoulder-to-Shoulder.
Kenyon C. Knapp became the Dean of the Liberty University School of Behavioral Sciences in 2018 after having served as a counselor educator at other institutions for almost 20 years. Before coming to Liberty, he served as a tenured full professor. Dr. Knapp served as a board member for CACREP. He has had a part-time private practice for 25 years and has worked in numerous counseling settings. Dr. Knapp has conducted crisis counseling training in Haiti, Uganda, Israel, and the West Bank, as well as missions trips to the Bahamas, Colombia, and Puerto Rico. His greatest joy and accomplishments come in the form of his wife and four children, who keep him practical, multitasking, and very grateful.
Raised in a missionary home in the Caribbean, she has spent the last 33 years serving in Central Europe with Pioneers. Cathy has served in field leadership since 1994 and also serves on regional and global teams within PI. She has been on church planting teams, led children, youth, and women’s ministries, and is a Safeguarding Officer for Pioneers. Her passion is to see missionaries, at any stage of life, thrive in their personal lives and ministry, and for unchurched, Secular people throughout Europe to hear of Christ through evangelism, discipleship, and church planting. Col 1:27-29 is the Scriptural challenge that empowers her to serve.
Suzy has served with World Team in urban church planting in France for the past 38 years. In 2012, with French partners, a historic new church was born in central Paris. In addition to discipling, training, and overseeing Bible studies, Suzy is involved with networking, prayer, and mentoring of new believers and church planters. She serves on the executive team of Shoulder to Shoulder and is the co-author of Sacred Siblings: Valuing One Another for the Great Commission. She enjoys the 1st day of every season, discovering cozy tea salons, music, museums, long walks, and deep fellowship with sacred siblings, nieces, and nephews.
Twala has spent over 35 years in missions as a missionary kid and later serving in her native Belgium, where she raised her son while church planting, teaching, and providing pastoral counseling. Her years in the United States included high school and college teaching, private practice counseling, and work as an oncology and grief counselor within a hospital system. She also served on her church’s care and counseling team and was a group leader for single women. Since 2012, she has served with One Another Ministries in the UK and is currently the Director of Clinical Services. She holds a Bachelor’s in Missions and Education, a Master’s in Professional Counseling from Liberty University, is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and is EMDR certified. Her love for people and heart for missions brought her to One Another Ministries, where she serves those in full-time ministry on the foreign field. She believes that her life experiences and diverse professional training have prepared her in all aspects to serve the needs of Christian workers abroad.
Dorcas Harbin is a co-founder of One Another Ministries and has served with the organization since 1997, using her gifts in counseling, consulting, training, and encouragement. She holds degrees in Missions and Christian Education, as well as a Master’s in Counseling, and brings over 54 years of experience in Christian ministry and missions, including counseling, teaching, training, market research, and corporate administration. Her involvement in ministry projects across 51 countries has shaped her deep understanding of missionary needs. She believes, "When a missionary is encouraged, the Light of the Gospel shines brighter where they serve." Dorcas serves as Executive Vice President of One Another Ministries and as a member of the Executive Committee of Shoulder to Shoulder, an initiative of One Another.
Originally a Texas band director, Kat has been serving overseas since 2009. Her roles have included directing a non profit NGO in Eastern Europe, mentoring cross cultural church planters and their teams, and running through the mountains on ultra marathons! Currently, she is pursuing her DMin from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary and setting up a multi-month, multi-cultural training program in Europe. Her passion is to see teams, organizations, and churches around the world flourishing in their calling as the people of God making disciples of all nations, and she is convinced understanding biblical singleness is key to the realization of that vision.
Jason and his wife Tahran have served together with Pioneers since 2008 in mobilization, church planting, worship leading, and technology. They served in Budapest, Hungary from 2011-2020 and in 2025 they fully transitioned back to the USA until their kids graduate high school. Jason currently serves on the Global Technology Team for Pioneers.
In 2009 a group of single global workers gathered on Guernsey Island for encouragement, refreshing, and dreaming. Knowing that 25% of the global mission workforce is made of workers who are single or single again, they saw the opportunity to equip, encourage, and elevate biblical singleness. This led to a the development of a team of practitioners, authors, missional leaders, and business professionals who began building the Shoulder to Shoulder platform. For years this has been the springboard to teaching and growing deeper understanding of the role singleness plays on mission teams and in global organizations. Each year Shoulder to Shoulder host a conference for global workers focused on biblical singleness and its implications, the team members speak as presenters in conferences and host training for mission teams and organizations.
Shoulder to Shoulder is a global movement equipping singles and their teams to thrive in cross-cultural ministry. Together we celebrate identity, foster authentic community, and strengthen workers for gospel impact.
Singleness is not a waiting room—it’s a powerful, God-given calling. Shoulder to Shoulder exists to affirm biblical singleness and equip single workers to thrive in life and ministry. Our gatherings create space for singles to grow spiritually and emotionally, build authentic friendships, and discover belonging in spiritual family. At the same time, we help teams and leaders better understand, honor, and integrate singles into the mission of God. Together, we are celebrating stories, strengthening resilience, and equipping singles for fruitful global impact.
The S2S executive team is a group of diverse ministry providers. They come together from around the globe to encourage and equip single global workers and bring awareness of the great strengths and value they bring to global ministry.