Miles Phelps

Executive Director, Co-Founder
Miles Phelps is the Director of City for the Nations, a ministry that is unleashing cities throughout the world to reach unreached unengaged people groups. Miles is happily married to Melanie, and they currently reside in Lexington, Kentucky with their daughter, Penielle. They believe in serving a God that has no limits. Their lives together have been marked by a lifestyle of living by faith and seeing God’s faithfulness to His word. Miles and Melanie Phelps are popular speakers and well known for their workshops on reaching the unreached, spiritual warfare, church planting, city reaching, evangelism, leadership, and intimacy with Christ. 

Anthony Humphress

Co-Founder
Anthony resides in Lexington with his wife and children. He owns Eden Capital and Kampus Properties. He served as a campus minister after graduating from Transylvania University in 2000 & was ordained in 2005. He’s served on the board of the Greater Lexington Apartment Association, Lexington Leadership Foundation, GO International, DOOR International, & the Issachar Initiative Advisory Board. He co-founded City for the Nations & currently serves as the Chair.

James Atherton

Vice President of Global Ministries
James serves City for the Nations in two roles, overseeing the Richmond-Niger partnership as well as providing oversight and care for our City Directors. James is married to Michele Atherton and they have four children, Joshua, Faith, Victoria and Jonathan. James and Michele met in Kazakhstan in 1992, where they were both part of church planting teams. James has over 30 years of ministry and church leadership experience. In addition to serving churches in the central Kentucky area, he has planted churches in Kazakhstan and San Francisco, CA.

Bonnie Talmage

Administrative Coordinator

Bonnie faithfully serves as the Administrative Coordinator at City for the Nations, using her exceptional organizational and accounting skills to keep the daily operations running smoothly. Her attention to detail, reliability, and behind-the-scenes support are vital to advancing the mission.

Driven by a deep passion for the Great Commission, Bonnie is committed to helping bring the gospel of Jesus Christ to unreached people groups around the world. Her heart for the nations and her dedication to the mission fuel everything she does, ensuring that our teams are equipped, supported, and empowered to reach those who have never heard.

Bonnie’s administrative gifts may not always be visible on the frontlines, but they are foundational to the impact happening around the globe through City for the Nations.

Victor Barousse

Jacksonville Director

Victor burns with a vision to see the city-wide church join together in supernatural unity as described in John 17:21. This is unity unto a purpose: to reach the many nationalities living right in our city with the Gospel, while also bringing the message of Jesus Christ to the entire county of Thailand. 

 
Victor and his anointed wife, Kathie, are experienced field missionaries with Go to Nations, seeing much fruit over many years of church planting, leadership development and humanitarian work, particularly among the Slavic peoples. Their last church plant, called New Testament Church, now serves as a model for ministry among the Buddhist and Animist peoples of Siberia. As a spiritual father and mother, Victor and Kathie have a vision to see a multitude of spiritual children equipped and sent forth to the nations.
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Logan Hurley

Research & Communication Coordinator

Logan serves as City for the Nation’s Research & Communication Coordinator. In this role he manages information flows across the organization, ensuring that leadership has the best information possible for decision making and ensuring that supporters learn about what God is doing globally through the organization. To this task he brings years of experience as the former Speech and Debate Coach of Boyce College and former Office Administrator of Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Louisville. He joined the staff of City for the Nations in late 2022. Logan holds a bachelor’s degree in Communication from University of Kentucky and graduated with an M.Div from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2024.
 
He and his wife Tori married in 2018 and have a young son, Leander. Logan and Tori are members of Commonwealth City Church in Lexington, KY. Logan hails from East Bernstadt, nestled in the foothills of Southeastern Kentucky. He has decisively taken a “jack of all trades” approach to satisfying his curiosity in ranges as diverse as spreadsheet programming, history, community theatre, and Russian literature. He loves to see the glory of God displayed through all of His works and the best work of humanity.

David Harmon

New Nations Coordinator | Storyteller & Media Strategist

David serves as the New Nations Coordinator at City for the Nations, where he plays a vital role in forging new connections and expanding the reach of the gospel into unreached regions. With a deep passion for media and technology, he leads a range of creative projects—from livestream events to printed materials and digital storytelling—each one crafted to reflect the heart of God’s mission and the voices of those we serve.

Originally from the hills of Eastern Kentucky, David met his wife, Laura—who grew up in Strunk, Kentucky—while both were living in Somerset. Married for over 20 years, they’ve walked together in ministry nearly every step of the way. United by a shared love for Jesus and a burning desire to see the lost come to know Him, David and Laura have built a life anchored in faith, purpose, and obedience. Their partnership is a testament to God’s grace, and their hearts beat together for the Great Commission.

Now, through his role at City for the Nations, David uses his gifts to support disciple-making movements across the globe. Whether behind a camera, building new partnerships, or capturing the stories of what God is doing in the nations, his mission is clear: to help finish the task by making Jesus known—everywhere.

Ron Dunaway

Huntsville City Director

Ron retired from sales in the paper industry in 2022 before joining City for the Nations the next year. He and his wife Donna have two adult sons, Tyler and Taylor. He has lived in Huntsville for 63 years, during which time he has travelled to Latin America and South Asia, on mission trips. He took the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement class in 2015 and in 2019 became the Area Team Leader for Perspectives in North Alabama. He is excited to use his connections to Huntsville’s missions and business communities to advance the Kingdom.