Rogers, Arkansas - Ozark, Missouri
Phone: 417-268-8086 I Fax: 479-278-2422
Board Members
T Nicole St Clair
T Nicole St Clair
T Nicole St Clair
Nicole has a Master’s in Counseling Psychology and an Education Specialist degree from Indiana University where she graduated with honors. Nicole is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Missouri and Arkansas.
Nicole began her career working with at-risk youth, teenage mothers, and mothers in prison in the summer of 2013 in inner-city Phoenix. After moving to Indiana, Nicole was honored to work as a homebased therapist specializing in addiction recovery. Nicole’s role focused on reunifying families and restoring a healthy home life. Also at this time, Nicole worked with youth involved with probation in a group therapy format, providing life skills, cognitive behavioral therapy and role modeling for Indiana youth.
On a volunteer basis, Nicole served at the Inter-Faith Emergency Winter Shelter providing food and a warm place to sleep for Bloomington, Indiana’s homeless. Additionally, Nicole volunteered at the Shalom Center regularly, serving hot meals and providing for the daily needs of the impoverished, homeless and transient.
In 2018, Nicole moved back to the Ozarks and founded Servant’s Heart Outreach where she continues to serve the community.
Jeff Evans
T Nicole St Clair
T Nicole St Clair
Jeff Evans serves on the board of Servant's Heart and is also the President and co-founder of Colonial Mortgage, LLC, a mortgage lending and real estate consultation firm located in Bentonville, Arkansas. Jeff graduated from Centenary College, where he received a BS in Business and minor in Political Science. His career has been marked by company development and philanthropic endeavors.
Most recently, Jeff was a Board Member of the NW Arkansas Home Builders Association, Committee Member of Arkansas Metro Board of Realtors and also a tenured Board Member of the Curtis Coleman Institute for Constitutional Policy, a non-profit educational organization dedicated to educating Americans about the Constitution of the United States of America. Presently serving in his 7th year as a Coordinator for Special Olympics Area 3, Jeff continues to oversee and proudly expand highly visible annual events for youth and adults with special needs in partnership with the University of Arkansas Athletic Department.
Jeff has historically specialized in real estate as a commercial real estate appraiser working toward his MAI designation and has earned his Texas Real Estate Broker License and General State Certified Appraiser License in Texas, California and Arkansas. He founded Cornerstone Appraisal, Inc. in Dallas and Los Angeles. He later helped orchestrate the expansion of PNC Mortgage Corporation and eventually Benchmark Bank/Stratford Mortgage into the Colorado area as a loan officer and Branch Manager. Soon afterward, his expanding and company development expertise allowed relocation to Arkansas where he worked as Regional Manager for Cornerstone Mortgage before forming Contex Appraisal and Colonial Mortgage, LLC.
Steve Wilks
T Nicole St Clair
Nancy Hughes
Steve Wilks graduated from Southwest Baptist University with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Religion. He has dedicated his life to serving Christ’s body through ministry, both as music minister and pastor. He is known throughout the Ozarks as an exceptional leader and organizer of special events and major productions.
Additionally, Steve has worked with the Missouri Department of Child Services over the last ten years in order to serve and nurture foster families and foster children. His current role provides him the opportunity to serve as the circuit liaison for the state wide faith based initiative to encourage faith based groups to become active in supporting children in foster care within the state.
Nancy Hughes
Nancy Hughes
Nancy Hughes
Nancy Hughes is the CEO of Family Solutions, an agency that provides home-based counseling and case management for families involved with the Department of Child Services.
Nancy holds a master's of social work from IUPUI and strives to make the families of those she serves whole again.
Nancy Hughes