Who We Are | Idaho to Ireland

About us

Travis encountered Jesus as a teen at a Harvest Church (Meridian, ID) youth camp and was never the same. Kelsey was raised at Mannahouse (Portland, OR) and made a personal commitment to Christ in 2008. We both attended Bible college, earned Bachelor degrees in Biblical Studies, and married in 2015. Our journey has been defined by a deep love for the Lord, our local church, and serving wherever needed. Now, along with our three children—Edith, Lucy, and Samuel—we are being sent from Harvest Church in Meridian, Idaho, under Pastor Jonathan Bryan’s leadership.

Our Roots

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In the 1950s, Kelsey’s grandfather, Pastor K.R. “Dick” Iverson rallied thousands in Ireland as a healing evangelist, living on pure faith and the power of the Holy Spirit. He left a legacy that has always resonated with us. Though his ministry there ended after a few years, we learned from the lessons he imparted to us: Signs and wonders alone won't give lasting fruit. It is miracles within the Local Church that is a winning combination and we are excited to take up that mantle and bring his inheritance to fruition - both inside and outside the church walls.

Prophetic
calling

Over the years, God has ignited this calling within us through prophetic words, divine connections, and open doors we cannot ignore.

“I bore witness to what God will do in a distant land through your life. [Your pastors] have an inheritance… in Ireland and you’re gonna bring that to fruition. You’re gonna turn this thing around. Things that have been laid up generations before you. When the winds of God blow on Ireland again, a great visitation of God, this church will have a great inheritance because of you.”

Danny Bonilla, prophetic ministry in 2011 over Travis

..."Like oxen in a plow. Take up the mantle for the next generation. You’re weight-bearers and forerunners. You’re gonna dig into soil that at times is gonna be difficult. At times you’re gonna feel like you’re the only ones digging. They’re gonna start coming. Somebody’s gotta break ground. Like pioneers, when they’ve crossed over and they look out–”we’re gonna put a house here, we’re gonna have a church here, we’re gonna have kids here…"