Our Team

Angela Weszely, CEO and Co-Founder

“My passion is to unify the Christian response to abortion by focusing on Jesus and how He always leads with grace. I love to dream about ways we can do better, then engage like-minded people in conversations and discussions to actually bring solutions.”

Angela Weszely is the CEO and Co-Founder of ProGrace, a pioneering voice called to reshape the Christian response to abortion by modeling Jesus. Angela is an accomplished speaker, teacher, and coach with a varied 27-year career background in ministry and corporate training, which includes 9 years as a Campus Crusade Minister and Dale Carnegie facilitation training. Before ProGrace, Angela spent ten years as President of Caris Pregnancy Counseling Resources in Chicago. This role was her first experience in the pro-life/pro-choice space, and her journey awakened the passion and transformative content behind ProGrace. She feels deeply connected to the work she does and the power of grace. Angela loves to contemplate big ideas and works to ensure that ProGrace lives up to its moral and theological tenets externally and internally. Angie enjoys biking along Lake Michigan, reading novels, cooking Middle Eastern cuisine, relaxing on her porch, and watching the BBC. She is married with one teenager at home and an adult daughter and son-in-law.

Katie Stockton Potts, Operations

“I have always had a passion for education and teaching. Earlier in my career, I focused on academic music, but as I have grown, my calling has shifted. It has been refocused on theology and scripture, spiritual formation, and social justice. I feel called to my work at ProGrace, and love our organization’s aim to refocus a conversation around what I see as a human justice issue to more closely reflect Biblical truth. “

Katie Stockton Potts is the Operations Specialist at ProGrace, overseeing online course curriculum, program content, and strategic partnerships for churches and direct service organizations. She is passionate about education and theology. Prior to ProGrace, Katie worked as a high school choral music educator in both public and private schools and as a professional choral musician. She has a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from Louisiana State University and a Bachelor of Music Education from Northwestern State University of Louisiana. Originally from Louisiana, she resides in Central Illinois with her husband Charlie, daughters Cecilia and Mara, and dogs Sweeney and Rio. She is eternally curious and intellectual, with a constant (and tall) stack of thought-provoking books to dive into in any spare moment she can find. Apart from work and reading, Katie can be found making music and desperately clinging to her Cajun cultural roots.

Korey Ward Oskins, Communication Specialist

“Each person has a story, and those untold stories speak multitudes about the human experience. I feel it is my calling to use the gifts I have been given to help incubate, nurture, and communicate the stories inside each of us.”

Korey Ward Oskins is the Communication Specialist at ProGrace. She is passionate about taking thoughts and ideas and turning them into words that can connect people. Her role at ProGrace allows her to do this and to communicate God’s love and grace. Before ProGrace, Korey worked as an academic copyeditor, freelance copywriter, and marketing writer. She has a bachelor of arts degree in English Literature from Loyola Marymount University, emphasizing in Medieval and Renaissance literature and the literature of the American South. She lives in Orange, California, with her husband, Josh, and two sons, Jacob and Jackson. Korey loves reading good fiction, hiking in the local canyons and mountains, camping with her family, chocolate-chip oatmeal cookies, tending to her succulent garden, trying a new recipe, and the sound of a good rainstorm.

Our Board of Directors

Gwenn Garmon, MD

I spent a career in internal medicine and women’s health and witnessed the oft-times feelings of loneliness, despair, and hopelessness of an unplanned pregnancy situation. Thirty-five years ago, I began a deep dive into these issues when I served on the Missions Board of my church. We supported a faith-based nonprofit for women with unplanned pregnancies, now called Caris. Most compelling were the testimonials of women who experienced love and support and came away with feelings of hope.

As a Board member for six years, it has been a privilege and blessing to work alongside the ProGrace leaders and see the results of training and programming in our faith communities. While my Board membership and duties are finite, I look forward to a lifelong relationship with ProGrace.

Jenna Gyorfi

Jenna Gyorfi is a licensed attorney and currently works at Cedarstone as a Program Director for a medium sized foundation. During her legal career, Jenna helped non-profits, churches, and mental health professionals navigate numerous laws and regulations so they could carry out their missions. She enjoyed this work helping other people do what they were passionate about. Currently, serving as a Program Director, Jenna works with individuals and nonprofit organizations in the Chicagoland area and Central and Eastern Europe to help them do what God has called them to do.

Jenna is a graduate of Wheaton College, earning her bachelor’s in international relations and is an alumna of the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where she served as the Vice President of the Christian Legal Society and worked in the Mediation Clinic. Jenna lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband and two children.

Jane May

Rev. Dr. Darice Wright

Rev. Dr. Darice Wright is an ordained minister and has served at both mega and small churches in the Chicagoland area. Presently she serves as Assistant Pastor for the congregation at Life Church in Chicago Heights IL, where she oversees the Justice, Pastoral Care, Prayer/Outreach, and Women’s ministries. She is a preacher, teacher, mentor, coach, adjunct college instructor and workshop facilitator. As an outgrowth of her doctoral work, Dr. Wright also works with pastors of majority white congregations in developing the ministry of Antiracism Pastoral Care. Rev. Wright’s pastoral gifting in exhortation, teaching, and counseling, combined with proven marketplace experience in team building, strategy, and execution make her an effective ministry leader and communicator with people of all ages and in interdenominational settings.

Community Council

Skye Jethani

An award-winning author, speaker, and co-host of the Holy Post Podcast, Skye has written more than a dozen books and served as an editor and executive at Christianity Today for more than a decade. Raised in a religiously and ethnically diverse family, his curiosity about faith led him to study comparative religion before entering seminary and pastoral ministry. With a unique ability to connect Christian thought and contemporary culture, his voice has been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, and The Washington Post, and he’s spoken to audiences throughout the world as diverse as the U.S. Naval Academy, The Chautauqua Institution, and the Lausanne Movement.

Dr. Amy Peeler

Amy Peeler is the Kenneth T. Wessner Chair of Biblical Studies at Wheaton College and a priest in the Episcopal Church (USA). Author of Women and the Gender of God (Eerdmans, 2022) and Hebrews (Commentaries for Christian Formation, Eerdmans, 2024), she continues to research, write, teach on the Epistle to the Hebrews, Mary, the mother of Jesus, and the full flourishing of men and women in Christianity.

Kurt Tillman

Kurt Tillman is a partner at Cedarstone, a business services and consulting firm in Wheaton, IL that serves nonprofit organizations. He specializes in foundation and nonprofit programming, communication, and development. His professional background includes twenty years in education and twenty-four years as program director for a private Christian foundation. Kurt has also served in multiple board roles for his local church, denomination and alma mater. He earned his B.A. in Social Science from Wheaton College and his M.A. in American History from Northern Illinois University. Kurt and his wife Meg have three adult children and live in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.