Global Relief Association for Crises & Emergencies, Inc. (GRACE) is a 501c3 non-profit organization fostering spiritual growth and social change through counseling services, missions endeavors and human trafficking prevention. Jon and Angie Sullivan co-founded GRACE in September of 2012. Jon provides counseling services with a income-based fee schedule. Counseling is provided in traditional settings and via eGRACE counseling (Skype/Facetime). Jon provides counseling services pro bono for missionaries servicing throughout the world. Jon has over 25 years experience in various staff positions in churches as well as the lead pastor in three churches. He has led many International Mission Teams to Russia, Peru, Ukraine, and Thailand. He has a passion for cross-cultural missions and counseling. Jon earned his Bachelor of Ministry Degree from Andersonville Seminary, Master of Arts in Human Services: Marriage & Family Counseling from Liberty Univeristy, and is currently a student at Walden University where he is pursuing a PhD in Human Services: Disaster, Crisis, & Intervention. Angie is the manager of Cardiac Imaging at Emory University Hospital Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia. She obtained a Bachelors of Science degree in Echocardiography from Oregon Institute of Technology. She has a registry in cardiac sonography (ultrasounds hearts), certification in cardiographic technology, and is a Fellow of the American Society of Echocardiography. Additionally, she has a great passion for ministry and missions. She has taught a variety of classes and courses within various churches. Angie has joined Jon in missions to Russia, Peru, and Thailand.

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