Randy Spacht was born in a pastor’s home. He graduated from Asbury College with a degree in Mathematics, and from Asbury Seminary with a degree in Biblical Literature. He and his wife, Linda, lived in Medellin, Colombia, for 17 years, where they worked with young people at the Biblical Seminary of Colombia. Randy completed courses pursuing a doctor of theology in New Testament and Second Temple Judaism at Wycliffe College of Toronto, Canada. They moved to Greenwood, Indiana where Randy led the Human Resource Department of One Mission Society. Over the next several years Randy led the missions program in Latin America, then OMS’s world-wide outreach. In 2017 Randy joined the pastoral staff of New Hope Church and continues to minister there today. Today, Randy and Linda have four adult children and eight grandchildren.

Stephanie Vrshek lives in Greenwood with her husband, Brian, and their three sons. She has dedicated much of her career to early childhood education, serving as the Assistant Director at Children of Hope Preschool.

Stephanie has a heart for serving others and is passionate about investing in children, families, and her community. In addition to her professional career, she serves as the Kids Ministry Director at New Hope Church, where she enjoys helping children grow in their faith and supporting families.

When she's not working or volunteering, Stephanie enjoys spending time in her garden, listening to audiobooks while working out, and making memories with family and friends.

Tiffany lives in Bargersville with her husband, George and energetic Aussie, Pepper. Their daughter Sarah is a student at Ball State and a member of the Code Red Dance team. When Tiffany is not traveling to a Code Red performance, she enjoys word puzzles, cross-stitch, reading, and camping with her family. Tiffany has been involved in many organizations supporting children/youth in the community. From her first job as a youth and children’s pastor, to her job in college admissions, mentoring a 21st century scholar during her college search, and leading a 501(c)3 parent organization supporting her daughter’s robotics team, Tiffany enjoys filling her free time with events and organizations that support children and teens. She works as a Senior Project Manager for IU Health. 

John R. Fick III, MLS, CFE, CFCI, CECFE serves as the Director of Fraud for Northwest Bank, where he leads fraud prevention, investigations, risk management, and financial crimes strategy. With more than 20 years of experience in financial services, John is passionate about protecting customers, strengthening communities, and helping people navigate difficult situations with confidence and security. Throughout his career, he has served on multiple nonprofit boards and currently serves as a Director on Resources of Hope Board of Directors, supporting initiatives that provide hope, stability, and opportunity to families in need.

Outside of his professional role, John and his wife Miranda are devoted foster parents to four siblings, two girls and two boys, and share their home with their dog, Pax. He often says that protecting vulnerable children is not much different than protecting customers: both require compassion, advocacy, and a commitment to doing what is right. Guided by the belief that service is a responsibility, John is dedicated to making a lasting difference in the lives of others and helping people reach their full potential.

Emily is the Director at Greenwood Public Library.  She spent many years working with teens at the library and developed a passion for serving youth, and their families, within the community. Emily was a Big Sister in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program and has been involved with Teen Connect. Emily enjoys spending time with her dog, Dolly, and producing material for her Podcast.

Amy lives in Greenwood with her husband Joel and their two lively puppies.  They have three children in their 20’s, all of whom are currently in different stages of higher education, pursuing careers that embrace their God-given talents and passions.  

Amy’s passion has always been working with children of all ages.  Amy has fond memories of teaching kindergarten, homeschooling her own children, and teaching in Sunday schools and youth groups over the years.  Amy can’t imagine anything more rewarding than teaching, mentoring, and serving children.  She is most passionate about serving kids in difficult circumstances.  Amy and her family served as hosts with the Safe Families Organization which comes along side families in crisis situations providing housing for children and support of all kinds to the parents.  For the past several years Amy has enjoyed serving as a mentor and teacher to kids of all ages who live in difficult circumstances in her community.  

Amy is excited to join the volunteers and staff at Resources of Hope in supporting foster families in Indiana in any way she can.