Capture the Nations
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We walk alongside women and vulnerable populations
so they can thrive,
wherever God has called them.

We intentionally journey with women, listening deeply, discerning wisely, and offering customized support that integrates discipleship, leadership development, and sustainable care. This approach nurtures long-term fruitfulness, not short-term outcomes.
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The Need Is Real

Burnout, isolation, and lack of accessible care shorten faithful service and limit long-term impact. We exist to walk with these women to cultivate resilience, clarity, and sustainability so they can continue serving well.


This is quiet work.

It is faithful work.

And it matters.

Our Response
We don’t offer quick fixes. We offer faithful presence, thoughtful care, and sustainable support.
  • Walk Alongside
    We come alongside women and vulnerable populations through coaching, discipleship, mentoring, and soul care, meeting them where they are.
  • Cultivate Growth
    We invest in leadership development, spiritual formation, and cross-cultural support that strengthens both calling and capacity.
  • Sustain Impact
    By caring for the caregiver, the leader, and the worker, we help ministries flourish for the long haul.
Meet Our Team
  • Keisa Capers
    Co-Founder

    Raised and recently replanted in the Carolinas, Keisa Capers Co-founded Capture the Nations in 2022 after spending 22 years serving in international cross-cultural ministry in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands. Keisa believes in wholeheartedly investing herself in people—specifically, the women who desire to grow and develop, who are placed in her path. She sees the value in listening closely and brings a Professional Coach credential from the International Coaching Federation to the role, as well as a B.S. in Organizational Leadership & Management. Keisa’s heart extends beyond providing people with personal development tools. She has over 19 years of experience training others using adult learning principles, creating ripple effects across the nation. When not empowering others, she enjoys cooking international dishes, sitting by the ocean, and having a good cup of coffee.

  • Kathy Maurer
    Co-Founder

    Originally from Ohio (Go Bucks!) Kathy Co-founded Capture the Nations in 2022. She has always had the heart to develop others wherever she lands. Kathy started her local hometown expression of investing in others by helping to lead College & Career ministries in her church for 12 years and high school ministries for 6. In 2000, she began serving globally in cross-cultural missions, which has taken her to over 30 countries. She’s passionate about connecting people with God’s purposes. She loves to come alongside others, helping them fulfill their calling by tapping into her Professional Coach Certificate or even drawing from her B.A. in Counseling. Kathy never misses an opportunity to connect individuals for greater Kingdom impact. Kathy is a connoisseur of coffee and meeting strangers who quickly become friends. She enjoys traveling internationally, experiencing new cultures, the ocean, and bike riding.

Meet our Board
  • Keisa Capers
    Board Chair
  • Kathy Maurer
    Financial Steward
  • Wendy Benedetto
    Governance Officer

  • Michael Heath

    Officer
  • Mary Hoffman
    Lead Inteccessor

Aligning with Global Goals

Our work contributes to the following
UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
as we cultivate long-term, relational impact:
SDG 1 — No Poverty We support pathways that strengthen resilience, dignity, and sustainable livelihoods for women and vulnerable communities.
SDG 4 — Quality Education Through leadership development, coaching, and training, we expand access to learning that equips individuals for lasting impact.
SDG 5 — Gender Equality We prioritize the growth, leadership, and care of women—especially those serving in ministry and cross-cultural contexts.
SDG 8 — Decent Work & Economic Growth By investing in people and social enterprise initiatives, we support dignified work and sustainable economic opportunity.
SDG 10 — Reduced Inequalities We walk alongside marginalized communities, addressing barriers created by culture, access, and systemic inequity.
SDG 16 — Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions Our relational, trauma-aware approach fosters reconciliation, leadership integrity, and healthy community structures.
SDG 17 — Partnerships for the Goals We collaborate with organizations and local leaders to cultivate long-term, community-driven solutions.