Spending time with Ian and Judith Green was a truly refreshing and encouraging experience for us. My husband Lukas and I are pastors from the Czech Republic and we came for three days to meet with them. Our time together was a perfect mix of rest and meaningful conversation. We shared meals, went on trips, and enjoyed games together. Most importantly, we talked about our lives, our ministry, and our future. Ian and Judith offered wise guidance and helped us think clearly abou

I pastor City Church in Bratislava and lead a movement of 47 churches across Slovakia. I am passionate about equipping leaders, helping communities grow in faith, and investing in the next generation. Leadership can be lonely at the top. Even with all the growth and ministry, it is not always easy to stay focused, balanced, and encouraged. Spending time with friends who challenge and inspire you is rare, and recently my wife Monica and I had the opportunity to spend a few day

Across more than three decades of ministry and leadership in Central and Eastern Europe, our lives and calling have been shaped by relationships that carry depth, trust, and lasting fruit. Ian and Judith Green have been such a presence for each of us. The voices shared here come from different nations, seasons, and leadership contexts, yet we are united in our gratitude for the role Ian and Judi have played in our journeys. Miro and Marta- Slovakia & Hungary As church planter

Over my 30 years in leadership, I have learned the value of having someone who can see beyond your perspective and challenge you to grow. Ian Green has been that person for me. At key moments in my journey, Ian has offered wisdom, clarity, and encouragement. When I needed a strategic mind or simply someone to listen and offer a new direction, he was there. His blend of spiritual insight and practical experience has helped me make confident decisions and move forward in faith.

Personal growth has always been one of my greatest passions. I have learned that if you want to grow quickly and effectively, you need a mentor who can challenge your thinking and guide your development. That is what I found through coaching, a process that transformed the way I approach leadership, business, and faith. Before being coached, I had a strong theoretical understanding of leadership, but I often struggled to translate that knowledge into action. Through my sessio

Having Ian Green as a coach has been one of the most transformative experiences in my journey as a leader. I have known Ian for over 30 years, and his wisdom, insight, and authenticity continue to inspire me. About four years ago, our church was walking through a challenging season. We had a big vision and a heart to make an impact, but something wasn’t clicking in our culture. When Ian came in, the first thing he said was, “Culture eats vision for lunch.” That statement stop

Having Ian as a coach has completely changed how I think and live. He helped me remove the limits from my thinking and see opportunities I hadn’t noticed before. One of the biggest lessons I learned from him is that finding solutions doesn’t always mean having every answer myself, sometimes it’s about connecting with the right people who carry what I need. Through his coaching, I’ve grown in clarity, confidence, and purpose. Ian helped me understand the importance of adding v

When I first began working with Ian, I was in the middle of a major life transition. I had reached a point where I realized I had drifted away from the things that once gave me purpose, passion, and fulfillment. My work and focus had shifted, and I needed to reconnect with what truly mattered. Ian helped me through this process in a way that was both challenging and deeply supportive. He guided me to stand firm on my own ground, to rediscover my values and build again from a

I have worked in the IT industry for more than 37 years and currently serve as Client Director for ServiceNow, a global US-based company. I live in Melbourne, Australia, with my wife Kim, and our two children, Lauren and Justin. Ian Green has been an important mentor in my journey of learning how to integrate faith with work. Through his guidance, I discovered what it truly means to live out Kingdom principles in everyday life. Whether at work, at home, or in the community, I

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