About Us | Cry Cameroon Ministries [USA] Volunteer Board Members
Reverend Valentin Mbong, Sr., Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Master of Arts in Biblical Studies,
Master of Religious Education, and Master of Divinity (pictured with his wife, Pearlie A. Mbong, R.N.) is
the President and Founder of Cry Cameroon Ministries [USA]. He is also the founder of Harvest Children‘s Home [HCH] in Cameroon, Africa.
Besides his passion for His Lord Jesus Christ, his family and the orphans of Cameroon, Valentin is involved in the spiritual well being of
his native country as a Charter Member and United States Liaison Coordinator of the Cameroon National Baptist Convention [CNBC] as well as a Founding Member of
the International Coalition for African Christian Leadership Development [ICACLD].
 Rob Grossenbacher is the Vice President of Cry Cameroon Ministries [USA] and was born and raised in San
Francisco, California. Rob earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from San Jose State University and has been a Circuit, System, and Product Designer
for most of his career. After college, Rob served as an officer in the United States Air Force and is a Vietnam Veteran.
Rob is married to Mary and has 2 married children and 2 grandchildren.
Both serve in leadership at Pinole Valley Community Church in Richmond, California and have maintained a special interest in
supporting foreign missions and missionaries since the mid–1970s.
They were the first supporters of the ministry of Valentin Mbong, the founder of Harvest Children‘s home.
 Senior Pastor John Wright
is a Supporting Pastor
of Cry Cameroon Ministries [USA] and Harvest Children’s Home in Fujua, Cameroon. John is from Washington D.C.,
capital city of the United States. John is married to Linda and has 3 grown children and 4 grand children. They support the Harvest Dispensary near Nairobi, Kenya.
In 1976, John earned his degree from Washington Bible College in Lanham, Maryland and felt called into pastoral ministry with emphasis on Missions.
He has pastored in Maryland and California. He currently is pastor at Pinole Valley Community Church in the SF bay area.
John says, ‘I also have another family high in the mountains of Cameroon and my heart is always there somehow.’
 Mark and Susan Dunn
are both on the Board. Mark is the Vice President of Operations and Susan is the Secretary/Treasurer.
They both envision extending Harvest Children’s Homes
throughout Cameroon and beyond and are equally passionate about loving this generation of Cameroonian orphans in Jesus’ name.
Mark and Susan have 2 children and 3 grandchildren. They currently live in Colorado Springs, CO. Mark is the President of Global Generation Systems.
Mark and Susan moved to Colorado Springs from McKinney, Texas in 2005.
They lead an active life and love to hike, backpack, SCUBA Dive and travel.
 Christi Delgatty
is the Director of Volunteer Programs and Mission Trips. She would love to talk with you about how you can participate on any level with this ministry.
Her love for the children of Harvest Children’s Home began in 2005 when she began talking with Valentin about the needs of the children in Fundong, Cameroon.
After her first trip to visit these children and our partners in the area, she was ready to commit to helping Cry Cameroon Ministries [USA] and Harvest Children's Homes
grow both through prayer and hands–on participation.
Christi lives in Austin, Texas with her sister, two nieces, one nephew, and her dog, Jake. She is currently studying the effectiveness of short term humanitarian work
and looking for clear opportunities for increased ministry outreach both locally and around the world. The driving force behind her humanitarian efforts is her desire
and calling to spread the knowledge of Christ and to teach believers of all ages how to grow in their Christian faith.
 Justin Colvard
is the newest Board Member of Cry Cameroon Ministries [USA]. He was born and raised in Hartshorne, Oklahoma, earned two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Chemistry and
French at Texas Christian University in 2009, and is now finishing up his Master in Public Health at Tulane University in New Orleans. With a heart for medical,
nutritional, and other health–related mission projects, Justin is pursuing a career in international health and nutrition consulting, hoping one day to
live somewhere near Cameroon in West or Central Africa.
Justin loves to travel and spends most of his time moving between Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas, and Africa. He is always trying new things, and enjoys rock climbing,
SCUBA diving, backpacking, and couch surfing in new places. His favorite hobby is learning new languages, which is one of several reasons why he believes
that he’ll one day live full time in Africa.
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