Our Board of Directors
Gwen Olin
Gwen Olin majored in Business at Texas Tech University in the 1960’s and spent several decades working as a Secretary and Bookkeeper/HR Director in the business world, as well as in church/ministry work, her longest service being with Grace Fellowship Church in Tulsa, OK. Through many of those years, Gwen served alongside her husband, Chip, in his role as Associate Pastor at Grace.
Chip passed away in 2007 and Gwen continued to volunteer at Grace as Director of Ladies Ministry as well as doing Hospital visitation and substitute teaching in Sunday School. From October, 2009- January 2013, Gwen served as Administrative Assistant to Pastor Bob Yandian. In 2019, Gwen was led of the Lord to attend Charis Bible College in Colorado and she graduated in May, 2022. During her time in Colorado, she attended and volunteered at River Rock Church in Colorado Springs, serving on the Pastoral Care Team and teaching the Foundations. Class.
After graduation, Gwen moved back to Broken Arrow, OK and is currently volunteering at HomeChurch in the Children’s ministry and with the Hospitality Team, as well as facilitating/teaching in the Foundations class. From time to time, Gwen assists with facilitating conferences and substitute prayer ministry with Bob Yandian Ministries and now actively serving on the Board and volunteering for Voice of China & Asia Missionary Society.
Gwen delights in serving as a Mentor at Mabel Bassett Correctional Facility through the ministry of Redeeming Love Prison Ministry, as well as serving as an Ambassador with RLPM at Mabel Bassett and Eddie Warrior Correctional Facility. She was recently honored to be asked to join the Board of RLPM. Gwen has been blessed with two wonderful daughters who married Godly men and she is the proud grandmother of 5 amazing grandchildren.
Steve and Susan Woodrow
Steve and Susan bring a combined four decades of international ministry, pastoral care, and strategic outreach to the Board. Steve, a graduate of Central Bible College with a B.A. in Psychology, began his career as a lead counselor for Teen Challenge, specializing in addiction recovery and criminal rehabilitation.
Susan, a graduate of Syracuse University with a degree in Interior Design, spent her early years navigating a global upbringing as the daughter of a U.S. Air Force officer. Together, they served as Assemblies of God missionaries in Belgium, where they provided vital leadership for an international campus church and student outreach at the world’s oldest Catholic university.
Throughout their tenure in Oklahoma, the couple has balanced professional careers with a deep-seated commitment to restorative ministry. Steve has spent nearly twenty years in prison outreach, serving at the Davis Correctional Facility and the Avalon work release program, while also founding a "Living Free" recovery chapter that mentored dozens of men through emotional trauma and addiction. Susan’s ministry has been equally foundational, ranging from teaching and leading women’s groups to providing high-level Partner Care at Renner Ministries. Her unique background in design and her experience in international ministry operations provide her with a keen eye on both the aesthetic and relational aspects of organizational health.
Currently, Steve manages order fulfillment for Renner Ministries, while Susan continues to influence the community through home-group leadership and women’s mentorship. Their shared journey—marked by resilience, a passion for the broken, and a commitment to the power of the Gospel—allows them to offer grounded, compassionate leadership and hope to those they serve.
Today, Steve and Susan serve on the Board for Redeeming Love Prison Ministry, where they provide visionary oversight for front-line efforts to reach the incarcerated.
Vickie Cabell
Vickie Cabell was raised in Osage County on farm/ranch in Pawnee County and began college soon after graduating from Ralston High School. She majored in business education at Oklahoma State University with additional hours of accounting at Oklahoma City University and Central State University. After marriage to Tom Cabell in 1972, worked with CPA firm in Oklahoma City. Vickie moved to Ponca City, OK soon after and worked with Conoco Oil Company where she soon started family.
In 1981 Vickie surrendered her life to full-time ministry and enrolled in Rhema Bible Training Center. Later, she moved to Albany, GA upon graduation and was instrumental in planting a church. Over a period, the fellowship merged with another church, where she taught in the church school and helped in pastoral duties. Because of her accounting background she kept books at each church, while simultaneously working full-time at CPA firms, and assisting her husband as Pastor.
When she is not assisting Sharla with RLPM administrative duties and bookkeeping, two of her favorite things to do include reading the Word of God to understand and know HIM, and worshiping Him on the piano.
Bernard & Katrina Hubbard
Bernard’s life is a testament to how God uses every season to prepare you for the next. Beginning his career with a Business degree from Appalachian State University (1986) and building a thriving franchise, Bernard learned early on how to lead, manage, and connect with people. He soon stepped into real estate investing alongside his wife, Katrina, but God had an even greater investment in mind. Moving across the country to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Bernard stepped into his ministerial calling, graduating from RHEMA Bible Training College in 2001. Ordained through the United Holy Church of America (2002) he spent 14 years walking the halls of Brookhaven Psychiatric Hospital as a chaplain, serving as a beacon of peace, faith, and restoration to patients and families in crisis. Today, Bernard actively carries that same beacon of hope directly into the prison system, currently serving in prison outreach at Oklahoma State Penitentiary and Jackie Brannon Correctional Center.
Katrina is a woman driven by a clear mission to see the captive set free and thriving in the truth of God’s Word. Her academic journey began at North Carolina Central University, where she earned a BS in Family & Consumer Sciences (1991). After relocating to Broken Arrow, she grew both spiritually and professionally, graduating from the Rhema Institute of Biblical Studies, (2002), receiving her ordination through Rhema Bible Church (2015), and obtaining a Master of Science in Counseling (2019). Deeply committed to the highest standards of care, she also serves as a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. A licensed Real Estate Associate (2003), Katrina has poured her heart into jail and prison ministry for more than 13 years. She has a profound calling for women's ministry, dedicating her time to encouraging incarcerated women through the Word and leading a specialized mentorship program for female inmates to guide them into a life of purpose and hope.
Bernard and Katrina are a dynamic team, building a legacy of faith both in the office and inside the prison walls. Together, they run a successful real estate business, blending their professional talents to serve their community. Their highest honor, however, is serving together on the board of Redeeming Love Prison Ministry. Side by side, they stand committed to carrying the light of the gospel into correctional facilities, believing that no life is beyond the reach of God's redeeming power and grace.