Creative and energetic ministry leader, Kathleen has been teaching, loving, and discipling humans of all ages in a variety of contexts for the last few decades. Trained as an elementary educator and campus minister, she is eager to see communities passionate about Jesus. She currently serves on the Navigators National Campus Leadership Team and co-directs the ministry at UBC. In her free time, you may find Kathleen “twalking” (talking with a friend on the phone while walking), baking or watching a K-drama.

Andreas grew up in Austria, where his parents were missionaries. He got involved with the Navigators as a student at UBC, where he developed a passion for connecting to God and others through one-on-one relationships. Andreas currently on the National Campus Leadership Team, alongside Chad and Kathleen Selje. Together, they oversee the campus work on all of universities across Canada. When he's not serving in his role with the Navigators, you can find him playing pickleball or boardgames and spending time with his amazing wife and boys, Hendrika, Elias and Weston.

Richie met the Lord through the Navigators at UBC. He loves living life to the fullest and has been engaged in student ministry for 40 plus years. He loves telling stories and talking about history with everyone he meets.

Rick has been hanging around the University of Calgary sharing the gospel with the wonderful students at that place since the late 1900s. Always enthusiastic and keen to meet new people, he counts it a privilege to serve as the campus director of the UofC Navs. If you ever drop by UofC, look for him sitting in the Machall student centre chatting with someone, or over at the squash courts enjoying his favourite sport!

Chris lives in Ottawa with his wife Heather. They have 5 kids. Chris has a couple of engineering degrees. After working in hi-tech for 7 years, Chris served with the Navigators at Carleton University for 9 years, ministering in partnership with Heather. For the past 10 years, Chris has served as the National Director for the Navigators of Canada. Chris likes the outdoors and jogging, as well as playing ice hockey and board games. Chris enjoys being in a book club with 5 guys in his neighbourhood. His favourite movie is Chariots of Fire.

Julia's journey with The Navigators began as a student at the University of British Columbia, where she developed a deep passion for community building and discipleship. In her current roles, Julia serves as a campus mentor at UBC as well as an executive assistant to the Campus Leadership Team. Julia treasures quality time with her son, Judah, reading, playing volleyball, and indulging in good food. 

Seun Adeyemi is a dedicated family man and a passionate follower of Jesus. He’s married to Elizabeth; they have three wonderful children. Seun serves as a Campus Mentor with the Navigators at the University of Calgary, where he teaches God's word and supports students in their spiritual growth. His commitment to faith is the driving force behind his work and personal life. Seun enjoys watching and playing soccer in his free time.

Ron has been a chaplain with the Navigators since 1992, serving people from many different professions, backgrounds, and family situations. He spent 14 of those years deeply involved in international development and founded a project in Sub-Saharan Africa and then later went on to co-found Venture 2 Impact where he ran projects in India, Romania, Rwanda, and Indonesia. He helped volunteers from Salesforce, Apple, Netflix, Microsoft, IBM, and other companies to use their skills to benefit the disabled, people living in material poverty, people experiencing the effects of war, and children/young adults who had been abandoned.

Ron's personal struggle to make sense of life and faith has pushed him to grapple with big questions and practices in his growth journey that can serve almost anyone. He is empathetic and sensitive to how life can push people towards depression, anxiety, and addictions, and can help develop understanding and practices that will help over time. His first love is in journeying with people who deeply desire a life of meaning and purpose and relational harmony, but who struggle to find it or maintain it.

Ron and his wife Marsha and I have raised 5 children and have a first-hand understanding of the demands of family and the struggles of marriage. They have mentored numerous couples both before and after marriage.