
Meet Our Team
Rob Bergfalk
Rob and his wife Kelsey grew up in the Twin Cities and currently live in Champlin, MN. They have been married for 17 years and have two kids: Ronan (9) and Addie (6). Rob served in 2016 as a youth director at Nowthen Alliance Church and currently serves as the lead pastor of Compassion Church in Anoka. Both Rob and Kelsey serve as Executive Directors of Compassion Coffee, a ministry of Compassion Church. They've witnessed God's love and faithfulness as they care for people experiencing homelessness in the Anoka area and are excited about continuing to care for people in vulnerable situations through Envision Twin Cities.
Christina Wahlen
Christina Wahlen started with Envision Twin Cities in February of 2021. She loves Envision's desire to equip the next generation for ministry, specifically in the area of spiritual formation and cultural awareness.
She, Erik, and their three kids, served with the Christian and Missionary Alliance as international workers in Mongolia for 9 years. Their family now lives in Fridley, Minnesota. Christina serves with Erik at Rose Hill Alliance church where Erik is the lead pastor. Christina is passionate about interns going deeper with Jesus, finding healing for their souls, and coming alongside churches who desire to reach their immigrant and refugee communities with English.
Shelly Kragt
Shelly and her husband, Jerry, met at Crown College in the 80s and were blessed to serve in the U.S. in two churches, in the Chicago area and the Twin Cities before moving overseas in 1998 to church plant in Berlin, Germany. After 13 years of life and ministry in Berlin, they transitioned to a regional leadership role, overseeing C&MA teams in Europe and the Middle East. Following the leadership role, they spent 2 years at Crown College teaching and working to promote global work in various ways. They recently moved to St. Paul where they are church planting an English language church alongside an Ethiopian church. Shelly’s passion for the displaced peoples of the world grew when floods of refugees were pouring into Germany in 2015-2016. She also gets excited about mobilizing others to be engaged with the least reached peoples of the world in the community where she lives and networking with others.
She loves her 3 kids and grandkids deeply, enjoys drinking a warm cup of tea with friends and is always up for an adventure.