Mark Kordic

Mark Kordic leverages his own passion to see the Gospel reach the world with his natural giftedness of being what his peers refer to as a ‘super-connector.’

Engaging influencers and leaders across sectors and denominations to maximize prayer for the millions without access to the Bible in their own language, Mark engages with a vibrant story only God could craft in his life.

Mark launched his career in a small Ohio town where he was hired on as a missions pastor by an internationally minded church. The inborn communicator in Mark soon attracted a new, mission-focused radio station that needed help gaining listenership. As his international work was growing deeper both in his heart and through his church, Mark’s reach in radio expanded widely.

The fruit of Mark’s work as a point guard, standing right next to key Christian leaders, by this time, became evident. Mark initiated the Prison Fellowship Angel Tree project to Cedarville University’s growing radio network audience. For the next twenty-five years, Mark held leadership, stewardship and advancement roles in Christian Media and Higher Education.

Diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma in 2001, Mark almost lost his life battling cancer at the Cleveland Clinic. With long-term effects and an even stronger passion to see the Gospel advance, Mark said ‘yes’ to what would be a domino effect of opportunities around his calling. as he joined Seed Company (Wycliffe Bible Translators affiliate). Mark helped to launch the International Day for the Unreached. Mark went on to hold leadership positions with ministries focused on growing deep and generous collaboration networks to bring the Gospel to this generation of pre-believers.

Mark is helping the Seed Company and the Alliance for the Unreached to significantly contribute towards the fastest acceleration of Gospel progress toward the unreached in church history.

Mark is celebrating 41 years of marriage with his beautiful wife, Paula, in Fort Worth, TX. They share three grown children and one granchild. He serves on the board of Spoken Gospel, helping Bible readers encounter Jesus in all 66 books. Mark is a Certified Christian Non-Profit Leader (CCNL) and studied Leadership and Broadcast Management at Regent University and Cedarville University. He is an active member of Central Bible Church in Fort Worth, Texas.