Dr. Bruce Wilson

Director of the Center for Church Multiplication

bruce.wilson@asburyseminary.edu

Dr. Bruce Wilson has worked internationally for 30+ years as a consultant, pastor, and organizational leader. After working in Indonesia for over a decade, Bruce served as the mission pastor at College Church (IL), the Director of Strategic Initiatives at ECHO, and the Product Strategy and Vision Officer for Global Switchboard, an online platform connecting skilled volunteers with global needs. In 2022, Bruce became the Executive Vice President of GACX, a global alliance for church multiplication. This alliance connects over 115 church planting organizations with each other and with the research, tools, and ideas they need to accelerate church multiplication worldwide. In September 2024, Dr. Wilson became the Director of the Center for Church Multiplication at Asbury Theological Seminary. Bruce has a doctorate in organizational leadership and has traveled to more than 75 countries. His wife, Becky Wilson, works in advancement and serves on several boards. They have two adult sons.

Jennifer Miller

Associate Director

jennifer.miller@asburyseminary.edu

Jennifer Miller is a connector and entrepreneur. Her friendly demeanor and background as a critical care nurse and marketing manager has created a vast network of touchpoints with the Lexington community. She is highly engaged in her local church and is regularly involved in mentoring youth and women. Jennifer manages the day-to-day operations of the Center for Church Multiplication including the Center’s budget and events, marketing, communications, vendors, and schedules. Jennifer is an avid gardener and pickleball player, often playing doubles with her husband Dave. She is the mother of five adult children.

Dr. Mark Dunwoody

Advisor and Coach

Dr. Mark Dunwoody is the founder of Healthy Rhythms Coaching Ltd., a global coaching practice focused on helping leaders develop resilience and emotional health. With decades of experience across various sectors and countries, Mark empowers leaders to lead with clarity, purpose, and empathy. He is also an advisor and church planting coach for the Center for Church Multiplication, where he leads the development of the coaching program and curriculum. Mark mentors and trains coaches to support church planters and leaders in their mission. Mark combines practical tools, deep empathy, and a focus on long-term resilience, helping leaders achieve sustainable success and create meaningful impact.

Doug Foltz

Advisor and Coach

Doug Foltz is an advisor and church planting coach for the Center for Church Multiplication. Doug has served in church leadership and multiplication for over 20 years as a church planter, coach, and strategist. After co-planting LifePointe Christian Church in Charlotte, NC, Doug helped launch over 25 new churches with Passion for Planting and later oversaw the startup of 50+ new churches annually as Senior Director of Project Management at Stadia Church Planting. In 2025, he helped found Cultivate, a nonprofit coaching network for church planters. Doug currently serves as Head of Product at Church.tech, where he leads the development of AI tools for churches. He is a Doctor of Ministry student at Asbury Theological Seminary and brings a deep passion for team culture, strategic vision, and gospel-centered innovation. Doug and his wife, Amanda, live in Illinois and have two children. Much of their free time is spent at track meets, cheering on their collegiate and high school distance runners.

Emily Schoenleber

Grant Distribution Administrator

church.planting@asburyseminary.edu

Since 2015, Emily Schoenleber has been involved in international and domestic outreach. She spent several years with Youth With a Mission (YWAM) in New Zealand and the South Pacific, followed by work with Circuit Riders in Southern California, Europe, and the United Kingdom. Emily remains active in global missions through serving THE SEND New Zealand, a movement that exists to mobilize and activate a generation into their missional and evangelistic calling. She also serves her local church and community through worship and discipleship. Emily is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary and joined the Center for Church Multiplication Team in March 2025. Emily is a singer-songwriter and is committed to using art as a witness to the kindness & goodness of God.

Dr. Jay Moon

Professor, Advisor and Coach

Dr. Jay Moon is a storyteller, strategist, and scholar with a passion for bridging faith, work, and mission. With 13 years as a SIM missionary in Ghana among the Builsa people, he has firsthand experience in church planting, water development, evangelism, and discipleship. He is now a Professor at Asbury Theological Seminary and an Adjunct Professor at Asbury University’s Howard Dayton School of Business. He also leads the Office of Faith, Work, and Economics, equipping leaders to integrate faith in everyday life. Jay has written six books—including Intercultural Discipleship and Effective Intercultural Evangelism—and edited seven more. A sought-after speaker on church planting, marketplace mission, and evangelism, he has served as president of APM and GCRN and is the incoming president of AETE and ASM. Beyond academia, Jay thrives in hands-on creativity, from building treehouses and throwing axes to mentoring small business innovators—always looking for new ways to connect faith and action.