Our Team

Prison Fellowship Canada’s team consists of a group of people who are all passionate about Prison Ministry and service. PFC’s vision is made possible by a team consisting of diverse talents and expertise, collaborating together in integrity and transparency.

Stacey Campbell

President & CEO

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Shirley Buchanan

Vice President
Programs & Mission

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Raymond Mowla

National Programs and Office Manager

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David Lombardo

Partner Engagement Manager

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Shelia Reid

Executive Assistant to CEO

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Sally Doss

Marketing & Communications Manager

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Ashan Jayasinghe

Angel Tree Program Coordinator

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Ana Campbell

National Assessment &
Placement Coordinator, Bridgecare

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Paige Wright

National Program Training Facilitator and Bridgecare Coordinator, Toronto-women

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Jennifer Smith

Restorative Justice Program Strategist

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Tara Hilman

Regional Manager, Alberta

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Brenda Hilling

Regional Coordinator, British Columbia and Alberta

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Robert Logan

Regional Manager, Eastern Ontario

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Philip Benjamin

Regional Manager, Ontario

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Lorraine Dubois

Regional Manager – Quebec

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Jill Harnum

Regional Manager, Newfoundland

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Grace Park

Pastoral Care Intern

Melissa Ytsma

Pastoral Care Intern

Louis Harris

Pastoral Care Intern

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Stacey Campbell

President & CEO

Stacey’s first introduction to Prison Fellowship Canada began over 30 years ago while she worked for an organization that supplied office space for the new prison ministry starting out in Canada. The CEO at that time was Ian Stanley, who noticed Stacey and spent many hours engaging her in spiritual discussions. As she continued on in her studies overseas the two of them eventually lost contact.

Stacey graduated high school from Neuchatel Junior College in Switzerland and continued her post secondary studies in Business Administration and accounting, (CGA) in Toronto. Soon after she began working for a marketing company that she and her husband eventually purchased. Stacey remained in the business for twenty-five years before embarking on a new direction.

In 2007 Stacey returned to school, entering Tyndale Seminary in Toronto. As part of her studies she initiated a Prison Fellowship chapter at the Vanier Institute for Women in Milton Ontario. What began as a volunteer role quickly emerged as a passion that drew her to make significant commitments to prison ministry. Stacey joined the PFC team full time in 2012. In 2013 she graduated with a Master of Divinity degree focusing on Missional Leadership. Shortly after that, in the same year she began her role as Executive Director and CEO bringing together both her business and ministry skills sets.

Stacey has a deep and abiding faith in Jesus Christ. In addition to her executive duties Stacey continues to work hands-on in the PFC national ministry of reconciliation with ‘the least of these’ and practices a Biblical approach to transformation, justice, restoration and prevention based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Her current work includes working weekly alongside prisoners, ex-prisoners, and victims.

Shirley Buchanan

National Director, Regions

A seed was planted in Shirley for prison ministry two decades ago when a compassionate Christian volunteer coordinator invited her to get involved at a local young offender prison. The assignment was to run a newspaper club with a group of teenagers helping them practice writing and desktop publishing skills. For four years, every Tuesday they would meet, brainstorm ideas for stories and get to know each other in a positive, hopeful setting. The experience left a huge impression.

Shirley received a BA in History & Applied Studies prior to completing her Bachelor of Laws at McGill University. Since then she has worked at a global branding & design agency, leading the Communications Department as well as significant work in charity accounts, account management and creative problem solving on behalf of the company.

Having always had a heart for local and global missions through her church and ancillary organizations, Shirley is a passionate follower of Christ seeking to bring Christ’s message of grace, forgiveness and hope to those experiencing crises, grief and isolation. After praying deeply for the right next step, Shirley joins the Prison Fellowship team with enormous enthusiasm and an eagerness to dig in!

Raymond Mowla

National Programs Manager

Raymond started out his journey with Prison Fellowship as a volunteer in spring of 2017. By summer of that very same year, it was clear by some of his previous experiences with incarceration and his Spirit-born passion for reaching prisoners with the Gospel that he had been set apart by our Lord Jesus Christ for this ministry.

He is an Author of two books: “Broken Hearted Joy” – which tells the story of his conversion from Islam and a life of crime to the revelation that brought him to faith. “Servants of Light” captures the supernatural redemptive story of how the Spirit of God has been uniquely leading and directing his path to where he serves today.

You can find his unconventional life experiences coupled with God’s redemptive work in his life being expressed through his writing, his music, or his duties in his role as Prison Fellowship’s National Programs & Office Manager.

We are confident that his story still has many chapters yet to be written.

David Lombardo

Partner Engagement Manager

David was raised in a loving Christian home but it was not until the age of 18 when Jesus grabbed hold of his life. After spending many years chasing after unimportant things (including years as a drummer in an anti-Christian heavy metal band), Jesus stepped in and radically reoriented everything and gave him a purpose and a calling to serve God in every facet of life.

Before coming to Prison Fellowship, David served as a pastor in a variety of settings for over 15 years. From kids and youth ministries to teaching and preaching to starting new churches, David has had the opportunity to see God’s hand at work in many different ways. As the Partner Engagement Manager with PFC, David sees a tremendous opportunity to advocate for the crucial work our organization does with prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families.

David considers it a privilege to follow Jesus wherever He leads. He believes that Jesus has extended an invitation for all to join in the mission of God and that there is nothing more exciting than seeing lives transformed and set upon the straight path.

Shelia Reid

Executive Assistant to CEO

Born and raised in the GTA, Sheila grew up in a Christian family deeply connected to a local church with a faithful history of commitment to seeing lives transformed, locally and globally, over many decades. Along with studying vocal music at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, she has always been involved in administrative roles in various settings (from transportation companies to educational institutions).

Sheila and her husband Duncan have three grown children. She is grateful for the blessing to have been at home with them as they were growing up and still loves every moment she can spend with them!

She counts it a privilege to have the opportunity to be part of Prison Fellowship, with its vision for reconciliation and restoration, seeing firsthand the power of Jesus to transform lives and communities.

Sally Doss

Marketing & Communications Manager

Sally grew up in a devoted Christian family and accepted Christ into her heart at a very young age. She had a heart for service and has faithfully served in various ministries from a young age, including street outreach and music worship ministry. A seed was planted in her heart to reach those in prisons. In 2020 she started the first formal prison ministry in a Coptic Orthodox church in Ontario.

Sally was first introduced to Prison Fellowship Canada in 2019 when she volunteered in the Pen Pal Program. Her educational and professional background has been in corporate marketing. However, she strongly felt the call to pair her business skills with her heart for ministry. In 2019 she enrolled at Tyndale University, and in 2021 she completed a Bachelor of Religious Education. Currently, she is pursuing a Master of Divinity degree at Tyndale University in Spiritual Formation and Biblical Studies.

In 2021, Sally left the corporate world and joined Prison Fellowship Canada’s team as the Marketing and Communications Manager. This assignment joins her professional skills with her passion for prison ministry.

Ashan Jayasinghe

Angel Tree Program Coordinator

Ashan was born in New Brunswick and later alternated between Montreal and Toronto to complete his formal education. He later went on to study Economics at University which landed him a position at an investment management company. These experiences allowed him to further hone his skillset and gave him the confidence to succeed.

After a short hiatus, he would join the Prison Fellowship Team as an intern where he worked on the annual Angel Tree Christmas program. With a demonstrated willingness to serve others, there’s no telling how the Lord will continue to cultivate his life in contributing to fulfilling the mission and vision of Prison Fellowship Canada. But this we know for sure, with a grateful heart he is fully committed to however the Lord leads.

Jennifer Smith

Restorative Justice Program Strategist

Jennifer Smith is thrilled to be working with the PFC team as a student intern, where she will apply her theoretical knowledge of restorative justice and conflict transformation to help design and develop PFC restorative justice tools and programs. Her passion for prison ministries is evident in her recent volunteer work as an Angel Tree Sponsor and Biblical Correspondence Instructor (at New Life Prison Ministries). She is currently working toward her Master of Peace and Conflict Studies (MPACS) degree at Conrad Grebel University College at the University of Waterloo.

Tara Hilman

Executive Assistant to the CEO and Regional Manager, Alberta

Tara Hilman hails from rural Alberta. She grew up in and was guided by the Lord through a little country church and large Christian family. While she has worked in a variety of jobs – from tractor dealerships to teaching assistantships – she has spent much of her adult life working in libraries or studying English literature (or a combination thereof).

She joined the PFC team in 2018 while completing a PhD at Queens University. While the shift from academia to prison ministry wasn’t a plot twist that she saw coming, the transition has been rich and rewarding. The beauty of the Biblical calling to, “bind up the broken-hearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners” (Isaiah 61:1) has been deeply and daily imprinted on her heart, as she has witnessed the amazing work the Lord is doing through this ministry as He restores, and re-stories lives!

Brenda Hilling

Regional Coordinator, Alberta and BC

Brenda grew up in a small town in southern Alberta and came to faith in Christ as a young teen. She shares her heart for ministry with her husband Tony, and together they have pastored churches in Cochrane and Red Deer while raising two wonderful children. Over the years, Brenda has honed her administrative gifting in both the private and public sector. She joined Prison Fellowship Canada in 2017 and has loved playing a role in seeing hearts and lives touched by the love of God.

Robert Logan

Regional Manager, Eastern Ontario

Robert Logan is a passionate Christ-follower who joined Prison Fellowship Canada in April 2017 as the Regional Representative in Eastern Ontario.

Born and raised in a Christian home in Eastern Ontario, he attended the University of Ottawa and has an undergraduate degree in English.

Robert has served for many years on the Elder Board of two churches, one in Ottawa and currently as Vice Chair of the Elder Board of a local church in Kingston. He also participates extensively in small group leadership and volunteers his time providing one-on-one biblical counseling at Bethel House, an addiction recovery facility in Kingston.

Robert has over 20 years of senior management experience, working in executive roles for some of Canada’s leading software companies. Through these engagements, he has accrued a suite of skills and experience that are highly transferable to non-profit business planning, market development, relationship building, project management, budgeting and fundraising activities.

Responding to the heart of Jesus and recognizing that Jesus came to save all people, Robert is pleased to have the opportunity to now serve the Lord through Prison Fellowship Canada. He is eager to see how the Lord will use this ministry and continue to change lives for His glory throughout Eastern Ontario.

Philip Benjamin

Regional Manager, Ontario

Phil grew up in a Christian home and spent much of his childhood in Nigeria, where his father taught in a seminary and his mother practiced nursing. From his experience there, he saw that God loves everyone and can change the life of anyone who will seek after Him. At the same time, he found God to be trustworthy and faithful throughout his and his family’s life, even at the most challenging times.

After completing high school in Ottawa, Ontario, Phil went to Montreal, Quebec, where he completed a Bachelor of Arts in History at Concordia University and a Bachelor of Social Work at McGill University. Since then, he has worked for various non-profit and government agencies in the fields of child welfare, foster care, youth ministry, disability case management, and, most recently, transition and health care programs with the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Phil has always had a heart for the marginalized, the broken, and the forgotten members of society. Phil was introduced to the needs of prisoners and ex-prisoners and the ministry of PFC after a presentation at his church in 2021, after which he quickly decided to become a PFC By Phone volunteer. He is very excited to be working with PFC full-time now and looking forward to all God has for him in his work here.

Lorraine Dubois

Regional Manager - Quebec

Lorraine is a native of Montreal and has lived there all her life. Passionate about reading and writing, she obtained a B.A. in French teaching at UQAM and then taught at the CSDM for several years. When she retired, the Lord guided her to complete a certificate in criminology and one in pastoral counseling at the University of Montreal, while putting in her heart a real desire to serve those who are suffering and incarcerated in order to give them hope and to show them His love.

She first started working for COSA Canada (CSRQ in Quebec) with some of the most ostracized people in society and has seen first hand how God restores broken lives and hearts and transforms people. She became pastor in 2019. She then joined PFC in February 2020 where she is blessed to continue to serve Him in ministry to prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families.

Jill Harnum

Regional Manager, Newfoundland

Jill Harnum currently works at The Worship Centre in St. John's, NL as their Mental Health Ministry Director and their Prison Ministry Co-ordinator. Jill graduated from MUN School of Nursing with a Bachelor of Nursing in 2011. She practiced as an RN within Eastern Health's acute psychiatric care units until 2016. Jill has lived experience with incarceration, substance use disorder and mental illness. At the moment of Jill’s first and only incarceration, she gave her heart to the Lord in May 2016. She has been involved in the CCSA's (Canadian Centre of Substance Use and Addiction) lived/living experience advisory group since 2019 and is currently working as a peer researcher with this organization. In the Fall of 2020, Jill became a member of SUNAR (Substance User Network of the Atlantic Region), a project funded by Health Canada, to raise awareness, educate stakeholders and inform policy through a harm reduction lens. Her greatest passion of all is to be a light in the dark places, as God has called her to be.