Dan Hitz, MA, LPC, CCTP
Executive Director

Dan Hitz is the Executive Director of Reconciliation Ministries of Michigan.  He is an ordained minister through The International Fellowship of Christian Assemblies, and a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Michigan.  Dan is also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional [CCTP] and has been trained in EMDR. He and his wife, Marianne, have been married since 1986 and have five children, one of whom has gone home to be with the Lord.  Dan began his journey out of homosexuality after being saved in 1984, and is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. He has been affiliated with Reconciliation Ministries since 1999 where he assists men and women who are overcoming sexual sin, sexual abuse, and difficulties with relationships.  Dan has been in the ministry for over twenty-five years serving as a counselor, teacher, pastor, and prayer minister.  He has a Master of Arts in Counseling from Spring Arbor University, a Bachelor in Science in Television Production from Ferris State University, and has attended The Hebron Fellowship Bible School.  Dan Hitz is available to speak and present workshops at churches, conferences, and civic meetings.

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Joan Webb
Mental Health Coach & Prayer Minister

Joan came into leadership with the Living Waters program in 2007. Over the years she has filled many roles such as teacher, small group leader, Overcoming Strongholds seminar coordinator, leadership trainer and prayer minister. She became the Coordinator of Living Waters in 2017. Throughout her years with Reconciliation Ministries, Joan has always had a heart to come alongside the hurting and lead them toward the Cross where freedom and healing is found. Her passion for this ministry work has come from her own process of healing from childhood emotional neglect, domestic violence, sexual assault and relational challenges. Her understanding of dependency on the Lord to heal the deep wounds of this life is the foundational message Joan brings to those seeking help and hope.

Joan’s journey with Reconciliation Ministries continues as she moves into a staff position, holding the role of Mental Health/Life Coach and Prayer Minister. She will be available to see clients in the offices of Reconciliation Ministries at Renewal Church, Warren, as well as virtually via phone or computer.

Joan’s prior work background includes 10 years in the Advertising/Public Relations industry, and then 20 years as a teacher and leader in the homeschool community, specializing in science, high school government and biblical worldview subjects.

For more information about scheduling an appointment with Joan, call 248.956.0265 or email jrecmin@gmail.com.


Craig Beickelman
Pastoral Caregiver and Prayer Minister

Craig joined the Living Waters leadership team in 2003 and fulfilled many roles including mentor, teacher, small group leader, and Living Waters coordinator until 2012. Since 2012, Craig has been involved in teaching, prayer ministry, and discipleship at his home church. He has always had a heart for discipleship and helping people put their lives back together. Craig’s passion for recovery ministry comes from his own process of healing from childhood neglect, emotional and sexual abuse, and relational challenges. He has experienced the Lord’s transforming power in his life and has a passion to help others grow in Christ and experience the healing that He provides.

Craig is a licensed Minister of the Gospel in the International Fellowship of Christian Assemblies. He joined the ministry team of Reconciliation Ministries in 2023 as a pastoral caregiver and prayer minister. He sees clients in person at the ministry offices in Warren. He was a Campus Minister for six years, and has been doing prayer ministry for over 15 years. He has a Master of Science in Accounting from Walsh College, and a Bachelor of Arts from Kent State University. Craig has worked as an accountant for eight years, and in the human resource field for over 15 years.

VOLUNTEERS

Our Faithful Volunteers

Reconciliation Ministries could not touch the many lives that we do without the faithful work of our many volunteers on the ministry team and the office team.   We are blessed to have some wonderful people who oversee the discipleship programs and support groups including Living Waters, Walking Free, and Healing Hearts.   Board members give many hours of faithful work leading in the the administration and vision of the ministry.   Office assistants help with bookkeeping, clerical tasks, and newsletter production.   If you would like to support Reconciliation Ministries with your time, please connect with us here: