For over twenty years Keith and his wife Beverly lived and served in Budapest, Hungary where they raised their three children. Keith has served in a variety of capacities from pastoral roles to Bible teacher to evangelist. He enjoys nature and just being outdoors as well as reading about history and culture. He is passionate about helping North American and European churches embrace God’s mission in their own communities.

His essay “Storytelling the Gospel in Hungary: Zooming in on an Ancient Mode of Communication” appeared in the Fall 2021 issue of the Great Commission Research Journal. He has a doctorate of ministry degree in Church Growth and Multiplication from Talbot School of Theology as well as an undergraduate degree in Christian Missions. His doctoral dissertation addressed the need for churches to embrace contextualization in a biblical and holistic way.