Our leaders are passionate about helping the poor and underserved in our community.
Sarah Chun | APRN, AGPCNP-BC 
Nurse Practitioner
Growing up in a Christian family in Virginia, she felt drawn to missions from a young age. Her experiences on mission trips opened her eyes to the deep need for compassionate medical care in underserved communities, eventually leading her to pursue nursing at Virginia Commonwealth University and later a master’s degree from Vanderbilt University.
Her career path, from trauma surgery to prison healthcare, has been anything but ordinary. Yet each step has affirmed her trust in God’s perfect timing. Now she brings her heart, experience, and faith to Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County and Healing Shepherd Clinic, where every workday feels like a new mission trip.
To her, healing means more than physical care. It’s about restoring the mind and spirit too. She’s passionate about creating a Christ-centered, patient-focused space where people feel seen, valued, and empowered to take charge of their well-being. When she’s not serving the community, you might find her traveling, connecting with friends, or unwinding with scripture and worship music.
Debbie Rocha | RN 
Registered Nurse
Debbie Rocha joined the Healing Shepherd Clinic in 2011 as a volunteer. It wasn’t until 2015 she accepted a nursing position. She received her Associates degree in Nursing from Blinn college in Bryan Texas in 2004 and in 2008 received her bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Angelo State University. Debbie has worked in several healthcare settings ranging from Cardiology to Urology. She enjoys caring for other people and says she is “blessed to work for such a great organization”.
Board of Directors

Officers
Jamie Packer, Chairman
Dr. Alan Davenport, Vice Chairman
Amber Lightbound, Treasurer
Toni Meadows, Secretary
Directors
Bobby Cook
Macy Hill
Brandon Mojica
JP Noland
Dean Reed
Columba Reid
Steve Thomas
Deana Tillotson