Power For Abundant Recovery
Board of Directors

In his own experience of 30 years of personal recovery and seeing the dilemma facing those in the body of Christ who struggle with addiction, Mark was moved to seek God’s wisdom in finding a solution. After much prayer and heart-to-heart discussions with his wife, Amy, they both knew that Power for Abundant Recovery Ministries was born for such a time as this. God gave Mark a simple vision of restoration for those who are broken and bound by addiction in the body of Christ and a practical plan to bring it into fruition.

Amy brings a unique and valuable synergy of clinical experience, compassion, and practical experience to the P.A.R. Leadership Team. Her critical thinking and assessment skills help us to make sure that we are constantly striving for excellence in bringing effective whole-person recovery tools to our P.A.R. CODA outreach program and to the Body of Christ as a whole.

From his humble and authentic demeanor, you wouldn’t know that he was not only a former NFL player but a highly celebrated college football legend. Although Mitch has had many successes, he will tell you that he and his amazing wife of 29 years, Melissa, have had their share of trials by fire, including a career-ending injury in 1995 while playing with the Atlanta Falcons as well as his victorious battle with alcoholism which became one of his greatest testimonies.

Scott brings over 28 years of corporate operations and leadership experience focusing on strategy, planning and plan execution, as well as a genuine passion for the PAR mission. This passion stems from his own family being profoundly impacted by the devastation of alcoholism and seeing a family member experience the loving embrace and fellowship from the people of PAR when his need was the greatest.

Brad brings a combination of heart and soul in the love of Christ, experiential objectivity, and an authentic passion for the mission of PAR Ministries. Brad is a Billings native and has been married to Lorie, his bride of 34 years, and they have 4 children. Like his Fellow Board members and PAR Leaders, Brad knows firsthand not only the devastation of alcoholism but the freedom and victory found only in Jesus Christ.