Statement of Faith

» We believe the Bible to be the inspired and only infallible, inerrant, Word of God. It is the ultimate source for knowledge about God, as well as the definitive guide for our daily lives.

» We believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.

» We believe in the deity of Christ, in His virgin birth, in His sinless life, in His miracles, in His atoning death through His shed blood, in His bodily resurrection, in His ascension to the right hand of the Father, and His personal return in power and glory.

» We believe that for the salvation of the lost and sinful man, regeneration by the Holy Spirit is essential and that repentance from sin and acceptance of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior is the only way to come into a relationship with God.

» We believe that the church is God's ordained institution headed by Christ. The church is composed of all believers, and is organized for worship, for fellowship, for communion and for the spiritual growth and support of the believer.

» We believe that the Holy Spirit indwells all true believers and enables them to live a godly life.

» We believe that there is spiritual unity of all true believers in our Lord Jesus Christ.

Mission Statement

To transform communities with the Word of God by deploying dynamic mission teams resourced for kingdom advancement. Romans 15:20. NLT

Commitment to Financial Integrity

» We believe that tithing is a responsibility of a believer to their local church, whereas giving is a believer's responsibility above his tithe to distribute his resources as God would direct him. Thus, we will never encourage believers to support Shalom Outreach at the expense of supporting their local church.

» We believe that it is important to maintain our Christian witness before the world and in the eyes of the government. Thus, we will provide receipts for tax purposes for every tax deductible gift.

» We believe we are accountable to God and to fellow believers for the responsible use of our resources. Thus, we will use the resources that God provides in accordance with biblical and practical stewardship. An annual audit of the ministry by an independent accounting firm will be provided to all who request it.

» We believe that it is a blessing for all Christians to be able to share in a responsible ministry through their financial giving, and therefore share in the fruit of that ministry. Thus, we will make our needs known in an honest and straightforward manner, trusting that God will provide for this outreach.

» We believe it is important to remain committed to evangelizing in as many places as the Lord and our resources will allow. Thus, revenue above the cost of operations will be used to create new avenues for Christian mission trips, the teaching of biblical principles, and equipping pastors with ministry tools that will facilitate growth.

Dr. J. Julian Dangerfield

Dr. Dangerfield has transitioned from his vital role as Executive Director to focus on pastoring a local church.

He continues to provide wise counsel, support where needed and occasionally travels with the ministry of Shalom. He has made incredible strides to position the ministry in continuing its accelerated path towards destiny.

We are forever grateful for all of his exceptional leadership and vision.

Lisa Atkinson Dangerfield

Lisa brings 35+ years of policy, planning and administration experience to Shalom Outreach, Inc. In her various capacities, she was consistently appointed to Honorable Executive positions in State Government where she conducted and/or participated in high level decision making meetings with heads of state domestically and abroad. Lisa is proud to have served the citizens of her state and country with the leadership gifts God has given her. She recognizes that all she has accomplished in her career is due to God-given gifts and opportunities. She is blessed to put her skills and talents to work for the Kingdom of God through Shalom Outreach.

Lisa obtained her bachelors degree from Penn State University and completed the Harvard University Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government. Her personal interests include many years of volunteer work for non-profit organizations and over 30 years of financial support to Missionaries abroad and Christian missions organizations. Lisa enjoys foreign and domestic travel, reading, and participation in various athletic activities.

Rev. Yolanda Giles

Rev. Yolanda Giles is the Executive Assistant to Dr. J. Julian Dangerfield of Shalom Outreach, Inc. She has assisted with the inner workings of Shalom as well as worked on the mission field periodically for over 20 years.

Rev. Giles is an Associate Pastor of Outreach at Shiloh Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia under the leadership of Pastor Taft Quincey Heatley. She is a graduate of the Samuel Dewitt Procter School of Theology at Virginia Union University in Richmond, Virginia where she received a Masters of Divinity Degree.

She is also the Deputy Executive Director of the non-profit organization, Harambee International Development, Incorporated in Alexandria, Virginia. During her affiliation with various mission organizations she has assisted in implementing missionary programs in the Philippines, the Caribbean and Brazil, as well as in the Continent of Africa, to include Kenya, Uganda, Ghana and South Africa. She has also volunteered in the shelters in the District of Columbia and traveled to such places as Louisiana to assist with the Katrina effort.

Rev. Giles is retired from the U.S. Army Reserve after twenty two years of service and has worked as a recruiting and retention non-commissioned officer. She has worked for over thirty six years in top law firms in Washington, D.C. Rev. Giles loves the Lord who is the head of her life and she is married to Robert Giles and together they have one son named Rashad.

Rev. Doris Crews

Rev. Doris Crews serves as the director of special events for Shalom Outreach., Inc. She is married to William Crews, composer and musician and they are parents to three gifted adults and two dynamic grandsons. She was born in Raleigh, North Carolina and is alumni of Saint Augustine’s College, Raleigh, North Carolina.

For more than 25 years Rev. Doris Crews has been equipping people to fulfill their destiny and maximize their potential. She has a passion for souls and a willingness to stand for Christ. This passion has taken Rev. Crews to the continent of Africa to the countries of Uganda, Kenya, and Ghana with Shalom Outreach, Inc. on 14 occasions.

She continues to personify an “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” real life perspective while balancing the multiple rolls of wife, mother, grandmother, preacher, teacher, missionary, and mentor. She is an associate minister of New Home Baptist Church, Landover, Maryland where she actively serves in the following ministries: the Intercessory Prayer, Healing and Deliverance, Outreach , the Sister-to- Sister Choir, and the Far Northeast Meals on Wheels Ministries.

Mr. KeVon Williams

Mr. KeVon Williams brings 12 years of Broadcasting and Journalism experience through Audio/Video Production, Marketing, Digital Media Strategies and Social Media management. KeVon has a great passion for God's truth and using his talents to advance God's Kingdom.

Min. Gina Brown

Minister Gina Brown is a ministry leader who serves as a volunteer staff member for Shalom Outreach, Inc. for over ten years. She is a licensed minister and mother of three adult children and six beloved grandchildren. She is a native of Richmond, Virginia and a member of Mt. Gilead International Ministries. She currently resides in the Northern Virginia area.

Minister Brown has been serving in ministry for over twenty-five years. She is a proven administrator and mobilizer who strongly believes the word of God and is on a personal mission to fulfill the call on her life. She is passionate about missions and outreach and uses that passion to fuel her and others as she works to enlighten, train, mobilize and pray for the mission teams that travel both domestically and internationally.

She is multi-talented and serves as host and logistics specialist for international guests, and administrator, as well as in multiple capacities on mission teams where she has traveled to Kenya, Uganda, Brazil, Tanzania and Thailand over the last 12 years.

Minister Brown stands on one of her favorite scriptures which is Dan. 11:32b, “for the people that know their God will do exploits for his glory”.

Bishop Daniel Robertson

Bishop Daniel Robertson, Jr. was born on December 4, 1964 in Chesapeake, Virginia. After completing his primary education in the Chesapeake public schools, Bishop Robertson began his academic journey at James Madison University (JMU). While in the same choir and Bible study group at JMU, he met and fell in love with Elena Eaglin, and on August 13, 1988, they were joined in Holy Matrimony. As a result of their union, they became the blessed parents of four children: Daniel III, Charity Joy, David Jeremiah, and Moriah Joyelle.

He received a Bachelor’s degree in biology from JMU in 1986 and soon became a registered pharmacist. Continuing his higher education, Bishop Robertson attended Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Pharmacy in 1989, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy. His drive to excel coupled with his passion for the Word of God soon lead him to Virginia Union in Richmond, Virginia where he received a Masters in Divinity degree and graduated magna cum laude.

Pastor Keith McCullough

In 1999, Keith became a volunteer staff member of the Shalom Outreach Ministries whose goal is to bring the Gospel message to impoverished nations and teach local churches in the United States-- especially African-Americans, how to effectively witness to their Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and the outermost parts. He now serves as a board member for Shalom Outreach.

Keith joined the First Baptist Church of Sterling in 2000 where he accepted his call to preach the Gospel and was licensed to preach in October 2003. He served as an instructor for the Christian Discipleship class; overseer of the associate ministers, ministers in training, and the information technology ministry. He also served as one of the instructors for the New Members course and was responsible for securing the travel arrangements for guest speakers. He was ordained as the pastor of foreign missions in July 2004.

He was called to pastor the Victory Baptist Church of Front Royal, Virginia in 2007. During his time there the church successfully executed an annual school supply give-away and clothing drive and updated the audio/visual components of the sanctuary. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Pastoral Ministry with a focus on Biblical Studies and is currently pursuing a joint degree consisting of a Master's of Divinity with a focus on biblical counseling and a Master's degree in biblical counseling from Trinity College of the Bible Theological Seminary. He was installed as the 13th pastor of Mount Zion in April 2017.

In 2007, Pastor McCullough and his wife Annette joined seven other families in establishing Covenant Christian Academy located in Vint Hill, Virginia. Keith serves as the Board Chair for the school and his wife Annette works at the school as an teaching assistant. Keith and Annette currently reside in Warrenton, Virginia. They actively conduct pre-marital and marital counseling and have been presenters at marriage conferences in the area. They have five children Takoria, Justin, Takia, Stebbins, and Akili; eight grandchildren Harmony, Aniscia, Kingston, Izabella, Zachary, Somiah, Shyheim, and GiGi.

Dr. Phyllis Mayo

Dr. Mayo is a licensed Psychologist and nationally certified Master Addictions Counselor with over 30 years of experience providing a range of Behavioral Health services in both religious and secular settings. She is a longtime member of Mount Airy Baptist Church where she serves as the Director of Christian Education and Director of the Pastoral Care and Counseling Center (PCCC).

She is a member of the Board of Directors for Shalom Outreach and has used her gifts and skills as a psychologist on the mission field in both Brazil and Uganda providing counseling training to pastors and church leaders. In addition to providing clinical treatment services, Dr. Mayo has extensive experience as a national and international trainer, most recently serving as a curriculum developer and trainer in the area of substance abuse treatment for women conducting sessions in Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, Brazil, Italy, and South Africa. She is a frequent workshop presenter conducting sessions on a variety of topics which include, but are not limited to mental health issues, addictive behaviors, relationships and stress management.

Dr. Mayo is a former President of the National Capital Congress of Christian Education. She has worked as a ward psychologist, Chief Psychologist and Director of Psychology and as an administrator of treatment programs in the Federal, District, and Prince Georges County governments, and she is now semi-retired.

Minister Tawana Shaephard

Minister Tawana Shephard serves at Haven of Rest, Sanctuary of Praise in Baltimore, MD where Dena Jobes is Pastor. Minister Shephard has been on mission to Kenya, Uganda, Thailand, Myanmar, and China. She leads the Evanglism ministry at her church. She serves on the Kingdom Warriors Intercessory Team. She also serves as a Sunday School Instructor. She is coordinator and chairperson for an annual Christian Outreach event that provides Bibles, clothing, food, books, prayer, and other needs in the local Baltimore community.