Reverend David L. Snardon, a lifelong West Louisville resident, is pastor of Joshua Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church, succeeding his father’s 45-year tenure. He co-founded and leads Concerned Pastors of Russell, advancing equitable development, and serves as president of the Interdenominational Ministerial Coalition, focusing on economic advancement, education, and justice. Rev. Snardon has held several civic leadership roles, serves on the One West board, and is pursuing an MBA. He and his wife, Alicia, have one son, Zion.

Laquisha Moore is a licensed trauma-focused psychotherapist and certified grant writer. Trained in EMDR, Brainspotting, Kniffley Racial Trauma Treatment, and HEAT, she brings clinical expertise and lived experience to her work. At Joshua Community Connectors, Laquisha secures critical funding to expand services and support vulnerable adults across Louisville. Passionate about healing, resilience, and community impact, she approaches every project with compassion, integrity, and a dedication to transforming lives.

Kathryn Fant is the Executive Assistant at Joshua Community Connectors, managing day-to-day operations, scheduling, and all client intakes. With a heart for people and a dedication to service, she ensures that the organization runs smoothly and efficiently. Kathryn’s commitment and care make her an indispensable part of the JCC team, supporting the work of leadership and enabling the organization to provide life-changing services to vulnerable adults across Louisville.

Dr. Chauweda Smith is a licensed clinical therapist specializing in trauma, mental health, and life coaching for children, adolescents, and adults. With 12 years of experience across residential programs, community services, schools, hospitals, and juvenile justice, she brings deep insight and compassion. A West End Louisville native, she holds degrees in Pan-African Studies, Sociology, and Social Work, and is trained in EMDR. She owns Total Life Counseling & Consulting and is pursuing a doctorate in Community and Agency Leadership.

Cassandra D. Harris Gray is a dynamic speaker, author, teacher, columnist, counselor, and corporate trainer who leads workshops and conferences for businesses, schools, churches, and empowerment groups. Driven by her motto, “transforming broken lives into creative spirits,” she is committed to helping others become their best selves. She is also a skilled counselor and founder of an outpatient center focused on substance abuse, mental health, and violence prevention, guiding individuals toward holistic healing.

Ronika Sullivan, born and raised in Louisville, KY, is a proud mother of three sons and a graduate of Louisville Central High School. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of Louisville and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of the Cumberlands. A devoted community supporter and genuine lover of people, she is now pursuing a degree in social work, driven to help individuals facing mental-health challenges and life circumstances beyond their control.​​​

Gregory Moore is a part-time receptionist at Joshua Community Connectors and a student at Central High School. Actively involved in wrestling, he demonstrates dedication, discipline, and leadership, serving as a positive role model for other youth in Louisville. Gregory’s enthusiasm, engagement, and commitment to the community make him an important part of the JCC team, helping create a welcoming and supportive environment for all who walk through our doors.