Mike Coupe is the pioneer of Place of Hope, an innovative, Christ-centered ministry located in Columbia, TN. This unique center is a sixty-four bed facility that provides quality care for adult men and women dealing with issues of alcoholism, addiction, and co-occurring disorders throughout Tennessee and the rest of the country.

Max and Nina Myers served in successful pastoral ministry for over thirty years. Max also served as director of a ministry school.  Max is an Army veteran, also serving as chaplain for the Army National Guard.   Nina, a registered nurse, also owned and operated two coffee shop restaurants.  The Myers’ motto when facing ministry challenges is “we can chose to let this make us bitter or better.  We chose better.”

Jeff Myers is an ordained minister and founding member of Chaplains Collective. Jeff is a motorsports chaplain serving the NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series and other professional racing communities.  In addition, Jeff is one of the Chaplains with Lee Company as well as a fundraising and organizational development consultant to non-profit organizations.

A second generation chaplain, Jeff started his chaplaincy journey as a chaplains assistant in the MN National Guard.  After years traveling the world in Christian event planning, Jeff and his family returned to the chaplaincy ministry at Williams Grove Speedway in Mechanicsburg, PA.

Kyle Froman is one of the Chaplains for Lee Company, serving their 1,300 team members across Middle Tennessee, Northern Alabama and Southern Kentucky.

Prior to Lee Company, Kyle was a Chaplain with Motor Racing Outreach serving the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series community. Kyle also served as the director of the MRO Association, a nationwide network of associate chaplains serving various motor sports communities around the nation.