We help  people discover their role in making the world a better place.

Our mission says that we “Teach and Mentor Emerging Leaders who Contribute Redemptive Works in Their Communities.” In other words, we aim to provide a truly head, heart, and hands experience where young leaders are taught, their hearts are connected to God and each other, and their hands are used to help others. These experiences we offer will produce leaders who know who they are- and people who move into the world with the confidence to change it through their unique contributions. It is also important that we move people towards experiences and relationships which involve interaction with people who come from different cultures, ethnic groups, or economic standing. The relationships with people that we promote become the primary teacher that God loves all people. So, while we coach young leaders and help them grow through experience- we believe that “redemptive works in their communities” means a purposeful interaction with those different than us, as was the example of Christ.

If you want to talk to us personally about what we do just shoot an email to info@cqmissional.com

Staff:

Chris King

After spending almost 20 years of service in adventure, educational, and church ministry, Chris King now leads CQ Missional where his primary focus is helping folks in their 20s grow and discover their unique part in making the world a better place. He coaches and counsels young leaders, helping them live with courage.  His work also involves helping people learn through the experience of serving and knowing people in communities of need.  Lastly he speaks, trains, and teaches for various groups of people wanting to move from where they are, to where they should be.   These events include father/ child retreats, youth and family camps, staff training and consultation for camps, youth ministries, corporate settings, and social services.

Chris has almost two decades of leadership experience including 10 years leading at New Life Ranch in Oklahoma, 4 years leading programs at Camp Orchard Hill in Pennsylvania, Teaching at John Brown University and Lancaster Bible College, Youth Ministry at Liberty Church, and Adventure programming as a lead facilitator with Challenge Quest for over a decade. He has a Masters Degree in Community Counseling from John Brown University. A musician, song writer, and worship leader, he created “The Plain Whitebread Album”, a collection of theme songs from his years at New Life Ranch.  Its songs have been used across the U.S. in camps and churches.  He enjoys his beautiful family which includes: Kristin, his wife of almost 17 years; and children: Maggie (13), Eli (10), and Drew (6). During his free time he enjoys mountain and road biking, running, and playing music.

“We have been made to be creators and contributors in our own unique identity. While many of us spend our time consuming, and searching for a God given identity that is deep within us, a few folks choose to live out who they really are with courage and passion.” Chris helps others discover this joy- the joy that is discovering their part in The Story.

Chris also blogs at sendtochrisking.wordpress.com/

Greg Robinson

Greg Robinson is currently President of Challenge Quest, LLC in Pryor, Oklahoma. Previous to coming to Challenge Quest, Greg spent 5 years with Williams in Tulsa, Oklahoma as a Managing Organization Development Consultant.  He also was the coordinator of experiential training at John Brown University.  His professional career also included 10 years of youth ministry and 4 years of college ministry.

Greg has a Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior and Leadership from The Union Institute and University in Cincinnati, Ohio.  He also has a M.S. in Counseling from John Brown University.

Greg’s professional career has concentrated in the areas of team development, leadership development, facilitation and consulting with organizational change efforts.  He is the author of Teams for a New Generation: An Introduction to Collective Learning, A Leadership Paradox: Influencing Others by Defining Yourself , Teams for a New Generation: A Facilitator’s Field Guide, and his newest book Adventure and the Way of Jesus: An Experiential Approach to Spiritual Formation

Greg currently resides with his wife Jeannie, his daughter Keely and son Kobe in Pryor, Oklahoma.