Paul Martin is businessman, social entrepreneur, and writer. At each phase of his diverse career, he has championed the values of personal responsibility, compassion for those in need, and a belief that all people share a calling to make our world a better place.

Paul started his career as a commercial real estate broker, working for one of Orange County’s largest firms. He was later recruited to head business development for John Wimber’s Vineyard Music. His tenure included extensive business travel to Western Europe, Southeast Asia, and Africa. He later accepted a two-year work assignment to head the organization’s European operations in London, where he served as Managing Director and fostered the publication of the Vineyard Music’s first foreign intellectual properties.

Upon his return to the U.S., Paul amalgamated his professional experience with his deep passion for philanthropy and Christian ministry. He founded the U.S. chapter of Soul Survivor, a UK-based international Christian youth campaign that modeled servant leadership, personal integrity, and the importance of giving back to society. He was responsible for hosting tens of thousands of young people at U.S. conferences, many of those being at-risk teenagers. Additionally, he mobilized college students and young adults in Orange County to invest in servant leadership projects and the mentoring of at-risk children. During this time, he worked closely with local law enforcement, city government, and thousands of volunteers. In addition, he launched Soul Survivor Church, serving as senior pastor.

Realizing his deep interest in political philosophy and the human condition, he returned to university. His studies focused on ethics, epistemology, and the influences of virtue and truth within society. He received two degrees in philosophy, one from UCLA, and another from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.

Paul was recruited to serve in senior pastoral roles in two local Anglican churches, where his focus was family ministries, pulpit teaching, and executive leadership. For two years he advised the late Dr. Robert H. Schuller in his pursuits of the intersection of faith and science. He later returned to the nonprofit sector, serving in senior roles for the March of Dimes and one of Orange County’s largest homelessness prevention agencies, Family Assistance Ministries.

In January of 2018, Paul formally launched a campaign for United States Congress, running in California’s 48th district against 30-year incumbent, Dana Rohrabacher. His campaign — focused on the human rights abuse of Vladimir Putin, particularly his suspension of adoption of Russian orphans to America — won him the endorsement of international human rights crusader, Bill Browder and chess grandmaster, Garry Kasparov

Paul’s human rights based campaign received attention from a number of national media outlets, including Forbes Magazine, MSNBC, NPR, The Daily Beast, NBC, The Atlantic, The Observer, CNN, The American Interest and the LA Times, as well as other local media outlets.

Paul’s volunteer work has included the tutoring of at-risk children and coaching football, basketball, and soccer for his children’s sports teams.

Paul is an avid cook, reader, bass player, and is a Bikram yoga enthusiast. He is an Orange County native. He and his wife, Gina, have 5 children.

Email: paul@rfk.org

Jeff is one of six team members who has directed a Royal Family KIDS camp. Before becoming Vice President of Training at the national office, he directed the Concord, CA, camp from 2001 to 2005. Jeff has a 15 year background in safety and risk management training in the construction industry where he also taught leadership development. He was a member of Toastmasters for 4 years,  holds a B.A. in Business Management from Liberty University, an M.A. in Organizational Leadership from Azusa Pacific University and recently became a Practitioner for Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI).

In addition to developing ongoing training materials and overseeing the training and ministry programs for Royal Family KIDS, he raises personal support for the organization. Jeff has been a volunteer coach for several of his four children’s sports teams, is a licensed minister, and has been a life-long volunteer at church. Jeff has been married to his lovely wife Janet, since 1991.

Before joining Royal Family KIDS, Tony spent close to three years serving as the CFO for Opportunity International China, part of a worldwide network of micro-financing organizations focusing on serving the rural area of China. Tony was responsible for Opportunity International China’s finance, administration, risk management and IT operations in China. Before he served in China, Tony was a partner at Folkers, Choi & Associates, a public account firm and an adjunct professor at Vanguard University of Southern California in Costa Mesa. Prior to that, he served as Director of Finance for Vanguard University of Southern California. He has also worked as an accounting manager for the Southern California District Council of the Assemblies of God and for Balser, Horowitz, Frank & Wakeling Accountancy Corporation.

Tony was born in Hong Kong but studied, worked and lived in the US since 1976. He received his bachelor’s degree from Vanguard University and an MBA from Chapman University. He is currently certified by the State of California as Certified Public Account and is a member of the American Institute of CPAs and the California Society of CPAs. Tony had been involved with Royal Family KIDS Camp Newport Mesa as volunteer in various positions for 20 years, including Director for seven years. Tony is married to Kim for 33 years and has a son Tyler (married to Priscilla) and a daughter Tiffani. The entire Choi family serves at Royal Family KIDS at Newport-Mesa Church in different functions. Tony and Kim are also brand new grandparents to Peyton.

Kerry joined Royal Family KIDS in 2007 as Camp Growth Coordinator. Prior to coming to Royal Family KIDS, Kerry held the position of Group Employee Benefits sales for seven years. She has taught pre-school as well, and was a Classroom Aide while her family was young.

In Kerry’s current role as V.P. Strategic Engagement, she oversees the Royal Family KIDS Regional Ambassador Program. This program identifies churches throughout the U.S. that will potentially launch new RFK camps. These efforts serve to increase awareness of the need to impact the lives of children in the foster care system.

Kerry is a graduate of USC with a B.S. in Business, and Pepperdine University with an M.A. in Education.

Kerry has been married to her husband Ken, for almost 30 years and they have three sons.

Want your church to start a chapter? Contact Kerry! 

Tiffany has years of experience building and managing public-private partnerships and coalitions, engaging new stakeholders and corporations, and developing and evaluating programs. She leaves Good360 having oversaw the humanitarian and natural disaster department which distributes an average of $30M worth of critically need goods to over 150 nonprofits annually. Since beginning at Good360, she has moved over $86M to those in need post-disaster.

Prior to Good360, Tiffany oversaw 2 federal refugee resettlement grants at World Relief, where she developed training and program evaluation tools to monitor the success of refugees becoming self-sufficient within their first 6 months after arrival. She also worked vigorously with the Director of US Programs at World Relief on mission alignment with US staff.

Tiffany is a graduate of the University of Virginia with a Master’s in Public Health and the University of Maryland with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology. Her and her husband, Patrick also co-own a Costa-Mesa based Physical Therapy Clinic called Cuirim Sports Recovery. They have been married for 5 years and have a beautiful little girl named Maya who is 1yo. Tiffany loves golf, CrossFit and watching gymnastics as she was a collegiate gymnast turned CrossFit enthusiast. She is beyond excited to join RFK at such a pivotal and exciting time and is very exciting for 2020!