Dan’l C. Markham Consulting
Dan’l Markham is a versatile Nonprofit Executive and Ordained Minister with over 40 years of experience in organizational and financial development, community outreach, and church and non-profit leadership. He specializes in organizational revitalization with focus on churches and Christian non-profits.
Phone:
(818) 590-1736
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A QUICK SYNOPSIS
Transforming faith-based non-profits and churches into greater flourishing. Organizational assessment and revitalization, strategic and annual planning. Known as a “Barnabas” encourager, Pastor Dan’l also provides leadership counseling, encouragement, and conflict resolution within organizations.
Equipping churches and other organizations to understand and effectively serve people affected by poverty and homelessness. Interim pastor services - short and long term. Filling pulpits, providing expositional and inspirational bible teaching and preaching for one weekend or more.
CORE STRENGTHS
Fundraising & Development
Strategic Growth
Public Leadership
Community Building
Pastoral encouragement
Successfully scaled foundation and donor giving from five to high six and seven figures for organizations like Life Without Limbs, Food for the Poor, and The Willapa Alliance.
Expanded Joni and Friends field offices from 9 to 22, adding 40 associates and affiliates.
Grew Everett Gospel Mission's church partnerships from a core of 30 to 120.
Served as a Pacific County Commissioner, WA (1984-1990), and testified before both the Washington State Legislature and the U.S. Congress. Community outreach as a pastor, non-profit executive director, and Partnerships Director for the Everett Gospel Mission.
Co-founded youth programs and food ministries, and has served as an Elder, Volunteer Associate Pastor, Church Planter, and Senior Pastor for decades. Executive Director for the Willapa Alliance, a multiple-stakeholder sustainable development non-profit. Developed and presented classes on poverty awareness and how to effectively serve people affected by poverty and homelessness.
Pastoring can become isolated, and a pastor often needs
an objective, seasoned ministry leader and fellow pastor who can listen, reflect, share insights, and offer encouragement.
KEY CAREER MILESTONES
2016 - 2026
Partnerships Director
Everett Gospel Mission
2001 - 2010
Director of Field Services
Joni & Friends
1998 - 2000
Grant Director
Food for the Poor
1994 - 1998
Executive Director
The Willapa Alliance
1984 - 1990
Pacific County
Commissioner
1979 - 2010
Volunteer Associate Pastor
Church Planter & Elder
(2016–2026): Served as Partnerships Director, bridging the gap between secular agencies, government, and 120+ churches to mitigate poverty and tackle homelessness.
(2001–2010): As Managing Director of Field Services, he oversaw 63 employees and a $7.8 million budget, growing, by God’s grace, a fledgling nine field offices to sixty field offices, affiliates, and associates.
As grant director, increased grant income by half a
million dollars.
A sustainable development non-profit, recognized by Vice President Al Gore for his work in sustainable development and received the "Founder of A New Northwest" award.
Managed a $12M budget and 101 staff; authored county land-use legislation and a dunes management plan, served in a quasi-judicial role for land use appeals.
Church planter and senior pastor. Centerpoint Church, Simi Valley, CA. Valley Christian Center, Cave Junction, Oregon. Developed, by God's grace, a rural congregation, Ilwaco Community Church (now Pacific Bible Church), from a small home bible study to the largest evangelical church in the community.
EDUCATION & CREDENTIALS
THEOLOGY
Master of Religion
coursework
Reformed Theological Seminary
ThB. in Biblical Studies
Pacific School of Theology
ORDAINED MINISTER
United Evangelical Churches
1994 to 2002
Southern Baptist Convention
Centerpoint Church
Simi Valley, California
2002 to Present.
CERTIFICATION
Trained in
Disability Ministry
& Trauma Awareness
Joni & Friends
and
Everett Gospel Mission