June 28, 2019 by Missio Alliance, JR Rozko
Welcome, Helen Lee –Director of Content & Resource Development

It’s my tremendous joy to announce that Helen Lee has joined the Missio Alliance team as Director of Content & Resource Development!

Helen makes this transition from InterVarsity Press where she served as Director of Marketing. As an author, speaker, and deeply experienced leader in the world of Christian publishing, Helen brings a wealth of perspective and capacity to our growing ministry platforms. She is the author of The Missional Mom (IVP, 2011), has served as co-editor and contributor of Growing Healthy Asian-American Churches (IVP, 2006) and has authored articles and posts for organizations and blogs such as Christianity Today, Leadership Journal, Sojourners, Jesus Creed, Christ and Pop Culture, and Today’s Christian Woman.

In this new role, Helen will provide primary leadership for Missio’s efforts to produce content and resources that equip church leaders to faithfully engage, in thought and practice, the most significant challenges facing North American Christianity.

As such, Helen will play an important role in shaping the vision and strategies of Missio Alliance as we look to the future.

We are excited that Helen will remain on staff with IVP as the Associate Director of Strategic Partnerships and Initiatives –which is an excellent opportunity to continue our long-standing and fruitful relationship with InterVarsity Press.

Please join us in welcoming Helen Lee to the Missio Alliance team!

Missio Alliance

Missio Alliance invites Christian leaders into a generative, expansive, intercultural network to cultivate a holistic theology and practice. Find our work at http://missioalliance.org or on social platforms @missioalliance.

JR Rozko

JR has spent most of his working life serving simultaneously in local churches as a pastor and in theological education as a program developer and instructor. His main interests and passions revolve around helping the Western Church develop missional perspectives and instincts, especially through a greater awareness and engagement with Church leaders in the Majority World. Helping to create new networks, partnerships, conversations, and resources that embody and advance the good news of God's mission of reconciliation is at the center of JR's personal sense of call. JR has a Doctorate in Missiology from Fuller Theological Seminary. He, his wife Amy, and their two daughters, Aubrey and Junia, live in Canton, OH and are part of LoveCanton, a congregation of RiverTree Christian Church.

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