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The Keystone Family Alliance Team
Dedication. compassion. leading the movement in PA.
Vince Smith
Executive Director
Vince and his wife, Beth, have 3 biological children and 3 adopted children ages 6 through 24. They have fostered more than 20 children since 2009, been instrumental in starting sponsorship programs for 4 schools in Africa, and founded the Centre County Orphan Care Alliance in 2008. Vince has a degree in Animal Science from Penn State University. After college, he worked as a herdsman for a registered Angus farm in York, PA before going into full-time ministry in 1997. He has served as a pastor for 24 years. Vince is an advocate for kids from hard places. He has a strong desire to bring Pennsylvania's churches together to tackle the needs of the Fatherless locally and globally. Under his leadership, Keystone Family Alliance has expanded from just Centre County to ten counties in one year, with the vision of expanding to all 67 counties in Pennsylvania. The Smith family lives in Millheim, PA with their beef cows, sheep, chickens, dogs, cats, and rabbits.
STACY SUBLETT
REGIONAL COACH
Stacy and his wife, Kim, have a heart for adoption. They added 6 children (to their 3 "originals") to their family between January 2010 and September 2015. That makes nine children. They believe that life is best lived as a team, and they have a full roster! They're pretty sure that anymore additions will be grandbabies. They welcomed their first grandson back in September 2022, and it's been fabulous!
Kim and Stacy have been a part of Calvary Church (State College) since 1998. Stacy was originally hired as a youth pastor, but for the last 24 years, his roles and responsibilities shifted. The vision of a Church without Walls is what has made them put down roots here. Stacy currently serves as the Gathering Pastor for Calvary's site in Penns Valley.
Stacy loves to be outdoors (mostly hiking with the kids), coaching baseball, playing guitar, good coffee, good conversations, and chicken. Stacy loves talking about the dreams that Jesus has for his Church, and how we can lean in and follow him. Stacy is thrilled to be a part of the KeyFam team, and looks forward to seeing how God changes the landscape of Pennsylvania as it relates to vulnerable children as we step out in faith to obey him.
becky dubois
Executive Administrator
Becky and her husband, Luke, have two biological children. They live in Centre County and are active members in their church, as well as youth leaders for the youth group ministry. Becky graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and another in Sociology. She spent five years working in the child welfare system as an Independent Living Counselor helping foster care teenagers develop their skills and prepare for life outside of care. She continues to have a heart and desire to serve foster children and their families. In her spare time, she likes to bake, craft, and spend time with her family.
county coordinators
Board of Directors
Owen Hughes
Owen and his wife, Amber, along with their children Emma, Griffin, Myles, and Ann moved to State College, PA in 2017. The Hughes family lived in Lanzhou, China for two years while Owen taught at a university and worked on a master's degree. During this time in China, their eyes were opened to the "bigness" of God's kingdom and mission. A longing stirred in their hearts to be on a mission with God. From China, the family moved to Florida where Owen worked in real estate and went to seminary. He began his ministry as a pastor at a church in Melbourne, Florida before moving to be the associate pastor at Oakwood Presbyterian. Owen met Vince Smith after a City Church meeting. He was impressed by Vince's vision and passion for the orphaned and vulnerable children. When Vince approached Owen about joining the leadership team, he jumped at the chance to be a part of this mission. Although, the Hughes have never fostered or adopted, they believe everyone can do "something." They are excited to see how God is going to use Keystone Family Alliance to further this mission.
Greg Shipe
Greg has served as a pastor for nearly 20 years and has been working with youth through camps, sports programs and church ministries for even longer. He and his wife, Connie, met in college and have 5 biological children and are in the process of adopting a child. They have been involved as a family in foster care for several years and have had many children in their home. Greg graduated with his Bachelors and Masters in Bible through Pensacola Theological Seminary and has enjoyed serving the local church and connecting the church to the needs of the community and sharing the Gospel around the world. In his spare time (which there is little of in a household of 8 people and a vibrant church ministry, haha), Greg loves doing building projects, sports, and being in the outdoors. He is awed by the goodness of God as revealed through His marvelous works! Great is our God!
Betty Lou Morgan
Betty Lou and her husband Harold; (who at the age of 75 rode a bicycle from California to Florida raising funds for an orphanage, water wells, and church); have always had a heart for children, especially those from hard places. Their own children Troy, Shawnee, and Tawnya, professionally lead, teach and instruct children daily. In 2009, Betty Lou began serving with the Centre County Orphan Care Alliance after accepting the invitation in 2008 to develop and lead Compassion Connection Ministry, an outreach ministry to Centre County. Compassion Connection provided an avenue to minister daily to the needs of single moms and their children. She also held monthly workshops and dinners for foster and adoptive families for 11 years. She continues today to serve on as a Board Member for Keystone Family Alliance and as a Care Community Team Leader for foster and adopted children and families. She enjoys traveling and hiking with her husband, family time, reading, serving, and equipping champions for vulnerable children and families. She knows that with each child’s face that she meets, it is another divine opportunity to bring hope and encouragement into their lives. God makes no mistakes … Each child is a creation designed by God himself.
Psalm 139:14
Luke Shinskie
Luke and his wife, Ingrid, and their three kiddos live in Mifflin County, PA. Luke serves as a pastor at Kish Church in Reedsville. After meeting in the suburbs of Philly and then living in the city for 6 years, Luke & Ingrid moved to Lewistown in 2016. First serving as a math teacher at Mifflin County High School. In 2020 (remember that year?) Luke transitioned into pastoring. One of his passions has been to see churches working together for the Kingdom in Mifflin County. To that end, Luke has been really involved in a group in Mifflin County called Hope Collective. It was through that group that Luke met Vince and was excited to be involved in Keystone Family Alliance's expansion into Mifflin County. Another passion for the family is kids. We think Jesus really loved kids and so we should too! Currently Ingrid serves as a care community coordinator and the Shinskie children love all the kiddos that their church is supporting through their partnership with Keystone Family Alliance.
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