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Meet The Team
Staff
Tripp Skipper, President
tripp@4cornersministries.org

Tripp
Skipper became President of Four Corners Ministries in the
fall of 2006. He also serves as a Field Representative for
Congressman Mike Rogers.
Tripp was born in Dothan, Alabama, and grew up in Mobile. He
received a bachelor's degree in Religion from the University of
Mobile in 1997 while serving as pastor of County Line Baptist Church
in Marengo County, Alabama.
Tripp is married to Sarah, who stays at home to raise their
daughter Anna. They live in Oxford, Alabama and commute to
Wadley, Alabama to attend Wadley Baptist Church, where Tripp
serves as the bi-vocational pastor.
Gary Clark, Vice-President
gary@4cornersministries.org

Gary Clark became Vice-President of FCM
in the fall of 2006. After graduating from Southern Union State
Junior College, Gary began a retail career that would eventually
take him through all phases of retail operations over the next 28
years. In October 2005, he sold his share of a mobile homes sales
business for which he had served as CEO and general sales manager
for 11 years. Although he maintains ownership of another small
business that consists of three self-serve carwashes, Gary is now
primarily focused on expanding his work in
ministry and spending
quality time with his wife, his three sons, and his grandson.
Carolyn Gholston, Secretary-Treasurer
carolyn@4cornersministries.org

Carolyn Gholston became
Secretary-Treasurer of FCM in the fall of 2006. After graduating
from Auburn University, she began a career working for the
Department of Human Resources in Alabama. She and her husband, Van Gholston,
lived in Luverne, Alabama for 26 years before retiring in 2006 and
moving to Auburn, Alabama.
Carolyn became involved with FCM during the summer of 2005 after
leading a team from Crenshaw County, Alabama to Venezueala.
Board of Directors
Stephanie Kirby

In 2003, Stephanie Kirby began working with the relief efforts of
Four Corners Ministries by participating in the organization’s
short-term international mission trips. Since that time, her passion
for missions has led her to Venezuela, Ecuador, Guatemala, and
Honduras. Her primary work in the mission field has been as a member
of FCM’s optical ministry team, which uses portable equipment to
conduct vision screenings and prescribe the appropriate lenses for
those in need.
After teaching English at Alabama’s Jacksonville State University
for eight years, Stephanie resigned in 2005 to pursue freelance
writing and consulting. She soon found herself volunteering for FCM
as the organization became actively involved in Hurricane Katrina
relief efforts. Within a few months, Stephanie was managing the
bookkeeping for FCM and coordinating domestic and international
mission teams.
Stephanie continues to serve FCM through its short-term
international mission efforts and is committed to introducing others
to the blessings of mission relief work.
Lisa Plaisance

Lisa
Plaisance began taking short term mission trips to Venezuela in the
summer of 2005. Previously, Lisa had been exposed to mission work in
Honduras.
Lisa and her husband, Randall Plaisance, use their skills in
veterinary medicine as a means of reflecting Christ's love to
others. They have partnered with numerous Auburn University
veterinary students to minister to the needy, both in Venezuela and
in the Auburn community. Both Lisa and Randall have taken the past
three summers organizing and exposing students and veterinarians to
short term mission work in Venezuela.
Lisa graduated from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine
in 2003 while Randall will be graduating in 2008. Lisa has a small
animal practice in Dadeville, Alabama.
Dale Rush

Dale Rush gratuated from Auburn University's School of Pharmacy in
1972. He owns and operates "The Drug Store" in Ashland, Alabama.
Dale went on his first short-term mission trip in 1996 to Venezuela.
Since then God has opened up many doors for Dale to serve on medical
mission teams in countries around the world, including Antigua,
Ecuador, Guatemala, Guyana and Honduras.
Dale lives in Lineville, Alabama with his wife Delores. They have
five children and nine grandchildren, with three more due in August
of 2007.
Jimmy Sprayberry

Jimmy Sprayberry
gave his life to Christ in 1981 at a “Truth” concert in Wadley,
Alabama at Southern Union Community College. However, it was not
until the year 2000, after dealing with the death of his father,
that Jimmy began to grow spiritually. Jimmy says, “there was a void in my life
after my dad passed away, that only my Heavenly Father could fill.”
Since his radical conversion Jimmy has motivated many to participate
in world missions by helping to create FCM in 2002. He has served on
the mission field in Guatemala, Sudan, Uganda, and Venezuela.
Jimmy and his wife Sherry continue to live in Wadley and they have
two sons, Drew and Lee. Drew is a student at Southern Union
Community College and Lee awaits for his dad’s arrival in heaven.
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