Founded in 1990 by Ken Faulk after his own dramatic conversion, Signs and Wonders began with a single billboard along a Pennsylvania highway. Today his family, his children, and a board of creative partners continue the work — through billboards now numbering in the dozens and a growing catalog of cinematic documentary films.
Founder · 2023
Ken started Signs and Wonders in the early 1990s, placing his first billboard along a Pennsylvania highway in response to a calling he received on a stormy night during Hurricane Agnes. Over the next thirty-plus years, he placed dozens more — bus shelters, bulletins, posters, digital boards — across multiple states. He believed that for a sign to be recognized, one had to be looking. His own life was the proof.
A filmmaker and visionary committed to sharing real-life stories of transformation. After years leading businesses and creating across film, music, and design, he found his calling capturing testimonies that reveal God's love and redemption. Carrying forward his father's legacy while expanding the mission into film globally, Joseph leads a dedicated team producing documentary films and billboard campaigns. He lives near Pittsburgh with his wife and two daughters.
Co-Founder of Signs and Wonders and the widow of Ken Faulk, whose vision helped lay the foundation for the ministry. A devoted wife, mother of five, and faithful follower of Jesus, Geri raised her children with love and intentionality. She has led numerous women's Bible studies and served as a counselor at the Crisis Pregnancy Center, guiding women facing unplanned pregnancies through faith and support. Today, Geri remains deeply committed to the mission and is its most generous supporter.
Co-owner and President of Wonder Transport Company. A dynamic speaker with degrees in business management (Evangel University) and theology (Life Christian University), David shares messages of hope at churches, campuses, and events nationwide. He formerly led Chi Alpha at Robert Morris University, growing the ministry from 7 to over 150 weekly students. He lives in Moon Township, PA with his wife Treena and their two children, Giada and Brody.
With nearly a decade of experience practicing civil law, Claire brings both legal expertise and heartfelt dedication. A Pittsburgh resident for over 18 years, she also serves on the board of The Children's Home of Pittsburgh. Her connection to Signs and Wonders is personal — founded by her late father-in-law, whose faith left a lasting impact on her life. Serving on this board is her way of honoring that legacy. She is the mother of two young daughters.
Brings years of high-level business development experience and a heart for mission-driven work. From leading billion-dollar contracts to serving in the Peace Corps, her journey reflects a deep passion for connecting people to something greater than themselves. At Signs and Wonders, she helps build the relationships and resources needed to share stories that inspire faith, hope, and transformation.
Brings over 30 years of financial expertise to Signs and Wonders, where he has faithfully served as CFO. A resident of Center Township, PA, Kenny studied Business at Geneva College and is the co-owner and accountant for Wonder Transport Company. His love for numbers is matched by his heart for people — he's passionate about using his skills to help others and steward resources that make a lasting impact. A devoted fan of Pittsburgh's sports teams.
A passionate storyteller, lifelong creative, and follower of Jesus Christ. Ryan filmed the very first Signs and Wonders testimony of late founder Ken Faulk. He also refreshed the brand identity and was instrumental in reimagining where Signs and Wonders could go with Joseph. He co-owns a leading virtual software instrument company and has spent over 15 years creating impactful campaigns for brands like YETI, Reebok, Vogue, SHOWTIME, and BALDWIN.
Joe spent most of his career running Paragon Asset Recovery Services, an insurance services technology company. He led Paragon through a management buyout and a sale to a private equity-owned business in the insurance space. Today he owns and operates Sewickley Sports Arena, helping kids gain important life skills through sports — teamwork, setting big goals, and the value of hard work. He lives in Pittsburgh with his wife Sandy and their two children, Abbie and Jake.
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