What We Do

Through individualized coaching and seminars, we are empowering and networking churches to share discipleship resources, soul care tools, and cultural intel to produce consummate professionals who lead their families and their teams with faithfulness and intentionality.

We are on a mission for the church.
We don’t expect the church to be on mission for us.

Empowering churches with the biblical and scientific principles of healing to reach and restore warrior families affected by military trauma.

Our Seminars

An interactive seminar offered to
local churches to provide education about:

Military trauma
The God-designed ways our bodies respond to trauma
Tools that can be used for the people of the church to reach the warrior families in their community
Ways to use Biblical principles to renew the mind and overcome the lasting effects of trauma

Intentional application of the biblical and scientific principles of healing with acts of service to restore and empower warrior families affected by military trauma.

Project Trips

Intensive-learning service build project trips will for the participant and their support person:

Complete a service build project for someone in need
Use the experience as a catalyst for restoring the mind through understanding real life ways to rewire traumatic neural pathways
Grow in an environment that is challenging spiritually, mentally, and physically
Use real-time application of the scientific principles of healing with the Biblical truths

…because not all wounds are visible
Turning lives around through the saving grace and love of Jesus Christ by providing help and hope to those who have served us in the military and first responders. We come to walk alongside of those who have served us and educate those who have not

Reaching Out

A Christ centered organization that has been established to:

Reach out to military, veterans, first responders and their families with the saving grace of Jesus Christ, by teaching and training in local communities.
Come alongside these warriors with comfort, support, resources, hope and help for the struggles they are facing.
Challenge the church to be faithful in supporting those who have put their lives on the line and supported our country by providing by teaching and training in these areas.

Leadership Team

Rich Culp

Rich graduated from both the United States Naval Academy and Dallas Theological Seminary. He served in the Marine Corps and has over 25 years of pastoral experience to include serving as a senior pastor, church consultant, and a church planter. The Lord has strategically used him in discipling soldiers and marines to be on mission for the Lord as they serve as professional warriors. Rich serves as a member of the EveryEthne Team. www.everytethne.church. When not advancing the Centurion Project, you can find Rich swimming, biking, running and chasing his kids around North Carolina.

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Glenn Barnett

Glenn is a 4th generation missionary from Africa. He is a career missionary with ABWE with over 15 years’ experience, the majority of which was spent in South Africa serving in orphan and vulnerable children’s ministries, community development, church strengthening, and team leadership. Glenn serves as the ministry coordinator for the Centurion Project team. When not promoting the Centurion Project, you can find Glenn biking (mountain or road) and spending time outdoors with his family in the Smoky Mountains of western North Carolina.

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Paul Moss

After spending some time in college, Paul decided to enlist in the United States Marine Corps as an Infantry Marine where he did combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. During his second enlistment he became Combat Instructor for the Battle Skills Training School at Camp Lejeune, where he became lead instructor. Despite his successes, the toll of injuries and trauma from deployments became evident, prompting Paul to seek help from the Wounded Warrior Battalion. Unfortunately, this marked the end of his military career. Returning home to the Cincinnati, Ohio area with Katie, they encountered a gap in support for the unique challenges returning military members and veterans face within local churches. Paul spent time working in the law enforcement trying to fulfill the camaraderie and purpose the military gives, however, it was through rooting his identity in Christ that he found ultimate healing. He went on to work in the construction industry and became a business owner. Recognizing God was calling him to help reach warrior families, Paul became involved with the Centurion Project in 2022. Currently pursuing a Psychology Degree with an emphasis on Military Resiliency and Trauma, he is dedicated to leveraging his experiences to help our nation’s warriors and their families grappling with military trauma find hope and healing through Christ.

Katie Moss

Katie is a graduate of The Christ Hospital School of Nursing and Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Since 2007, her professional experience as a registered nurse includes Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant Unit, Intensive Care Unit, and Vascular Access Team setting. During the Covid pandemic, she took on a new challenge as a School Nurse for a private Christian school. Married to Paul since 2007, Katie became a military spouse, gaining firsthand insight into the challenges posed by multiple combat deployments and the resulting medical and mental health issues. This personal experience has fueled her dedication to studying and researching the field of ministry. In 2022, Paul and Katie got involved with the Centurion Project which revealed how God could use each of these pieces to launch their family into a ministry to help other warrior families find hope and healing from military trauma.

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Jeff Hastings

Jeff is the founder and Executive Director of Warrior 180 Foundation. Jeff’s heart is to come along side of those who are hurting and offer care and compassion as well as equip others to reach out to those in need in their community. Jeff received his BA in Psychology from the University of Sioux Falls and his Master of Divinity in Pastoral Care from North American Baptist Seminary and received his Chaplain Residency at the Cleveland Clinic. Jeff worked in full time church ministry since 1982 as well as hospital chaplain in the intensive care and emergency department. Jeff served in the US Army Reserve as Battalion Chaplain and was a Master Trainer for the US Army in suicide intervention. Following his deployment to Iraq/Kuwait in 2010-2011, the Lord gave Jeff the vision for Warrior 180 Foundation. Jeff has witnessed hundreds who have returned home from deployments and begun experiencing life troubles. It has also become evident that our first responders on the home front are suffering much the same. Therefore, he believes that it is time for our country to walk along side of those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom.

Criss Hastings

Criss is the daughter of an Airforce Veteran, and also sister to a Retired Army CPT and Sister-in-law of a retired Army Reserve LTC. Criss & Jeff have a son who served two tours of duty in the war on terrorism in the middle east before receiving a purple heart and medical discharge from the Army. Criss has a varied background from beautician, librarian assistant, nanny, accounting & small business owner. Criss enjoys sewing, quilting and crafting as well as being a grandmother to Bryce, although distance has made it tough to spend the time she yearns for with him. Criss is the organized / detailed piece of WARRIOR 180 FOUNDATION. As Executive Assistant she works on the schedule, emails and business details.

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