Jordan lives in Orange County, VA where he is currently an Associate Pastor at The Lake of the Woods Church and he has been serving their Young Families and Online communities for the past four years.  In the early 2000’s, Jordan toured the country and recorded several albums as bass player for the band Carbon Leaf and received an American Music Award in 2002.  He then went on to teach music in Spotsylvania County Public Schools at the high school and middle school level for eight years while working toward his seminary degree in preparation for his ordination. Jordan currently serves the Central Virginia region as chaplain.  Jordan and his wife, Lisa, have been married since 2002 and have four

Clint has lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico since 2005 when he moved from Las Cruces (NMSU) after growing up in Clovis. After completing his Master’s of Science in Civil Engineering at University of New Mexico, Clint served as the Missions Director at Desert Springs Church in Albuquerque. Clint studied theology and ministry at Desert Springs and eventually was commissioned as Pastor over Missions and Community Groups in 2013. Clint is currently serving as an ordained Executive Pastor/Church Planter of Christ Church Albuquerque. Clint, his wife Joanna, and their two adopted sons, Ivan and Nico, love to play soccer and read the Bible together. They long to see friends and family, neighbors and the nations come to know and trust Jesus!

Erick Jiménez is a native of El Paso, Texas and serves as Minister of Discipleship at First Baptist Church of El Paso. He holds a Masters of Theological Studies from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is a candidate for a Master's of Divinity with an anticipated graduation in 2022. As part of Soccer Chaplains United, Erick serves as volunteer chaplain to El Paso Locomotive FC, a team in the USL—Championship, a role he started in 2020. Prior to joining First Baptist and Soccer Chaplains United, Erick has worked in several church, ministry, and educational contexts including serving at Coronado Baptist Church in El Paso, working at Howard Payne University as an Admissions and Academic Counselor, serving as FCA (Fellowship of Christian

Here is a list of all of our Community Projects and work that have happened in the country of El Salvador. Below are links to stories and updates on various projects.

Here is a list of all of our Community Projects and work that have happened in the country of Cambodia. Below are links to stories and updates on various projects.

Born in Waxahachie, Texas, Kim started serving Trinity International University soccer programs unofficially in 2016 and then officially as chaplain for the Trojan Men's Soccer Program in December of 2017. Kim graduated from the University of Tulsa with a BA in English. She was received as a member of Chaplain Fellowship Ministries International in 2011 and is commissioned through her local church, Immanuel Church, in Gurnee, Illinois. Known affectionately as Miss Kim to the TIU athletes she has served, Kim utilizes her gifts of teaching, discernment, and hospitality to provide care for many — even before serving the school. She even has the distinction of serving as mayor of the Town of Kiefer, Oklahoma for a number of years and

Here is a list of all of our Community Projects and work that have happened in the country of Turkey. Below are links to stories and updates on various projects.

Here is a list of all of our Community Projects and work that have happened in the United States of America, State of Michigan. Below are links to stories and updates on various projects.

A long-time resident of Nashville, Ryan Doyle serves as chaplain to Christ Presbyterian Academy Boys Soccer, a position he has held since 2019. Doyle also currently serves as Pastor at Mercy Presbyterian Church, a church plant of the Nashville Presbytery. He is ordained with the Presbyterian Church of America (PCA).  A holder of an USSF "E" license, Doyle has coached soccer for 20 years (both at his alma mater Brentwood Academy and in his current situation at CPA), and played high level soccer from early childhood through his college days at Samford. He has coached soccer in various roles at Christ Presbyterian Academy since 2001, as well as being involved in teaching, leading worship, and directing spiritual life on campus at different points

Born in Wenatchee, Washington, Christina began serving the Portland Thorns as chaplain in 2019 after many years of being a season-ticket holder and fan. Christina graduated from Washington State University with a BS in Human Development and Family Science. She has also taken courses with Dallas Theological Seminary and the Institute of Biblical Studies. She serves on staff with Cru City - Portland and alongside her husband, Andy, who leads a home church in the Woodstock neighborhood of Portland. In her years of ministry service, Christina, has developed a supportive, and optimistic approach when it comes to interacting with a variety of personalities, spiritual interests and backgrounds. With a high value on diversity she works to cultivate accepting, trusting, and

Isidro Piña was born in Valle Hermoso, Tamaulipas, Mexico and has been married to Blanca since 1984.  Together they have two children and a grandson.  Isidro came to the United States at the age of 14 and lived in San Antonio, Texas until he took his first appointment as a United Methodist minister. Isidro received his call to ministry in 1988 but did not begin full-time ministry until 1991.  He graduated from Memorial High in San Antonio and received his undergrad from UT Pan American in Edinburg, Texas in 2004.  He went on to graduate school where he earned his MDiv from Southern Methodist University.  He is currently working on his Doctor of Ministry with an emphasis on Preaching and

Kurt Trempert was born and raised as a missionary kid in Quito, Ecuador. Upon graduation from high school he headed off to Toccoa Falls Bible College in northeastern Georgia where he played soccer and prepared for the ministry. After two years at Toccoa, Kurt drove across the country and transferred to Simpson Bible College in California. There he continued to play soccer and prepare for pastoral ministry. While at Simpson College, Kurt met his future wife whom he married after graduation in 1991. They have 3 children. Kurt has coached all of his children as they all share Kurt’s passion for the game of soccer. One of Kurt’s greatest joys is playing soccer with his children and their friends. Kurt

The Rev Dr. Ricardo "Ricky" Orellana helps with the spiritual and pastoral care of the Spanish-speaking players and staff. His duties include translation for Soccer Chaplains United chaplains and counselors. Ricardo was born in the small town of Los Andes in the fifth region of the central part of Chile. His parents and grandparents were both farmers and he is the first from his family to leave the farm, enter university and become a professional. Originally from a Roman Catholic family, Ricardo accepted the Lord as his personal Savior when he was 14 years old and became a member of the National Presbyterian Church of Chile. Ricardo studied mechanical engineering at Valparaiso Catholic University earning a bachelor’s degree whilst also

The Rev. Cesar M. Duran is a native of Mexico, ordained as an elder in the Methodist Church of Mexico in 1995 and has pastored churches in Mexico for 13 years. He holds a Bachelor's of Theology degree from Seminario Juan Wesley in Monterrey, Mexico, and a Master of Divinity degree from Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado.Duran is an Ordained Pastor with the United Methodist Church.“I began to serve God when I was a child in my home church,” Cesar says. “Then I served God in the district and conference as a youth leader. In one of the trainings, God called me to the ministry. I clearly heard the call of God but I refused to listen. After a lot of struggle, I