Duncan is getting established in Amsterdam in the Netherlands to serve in a tent-making capacity in the workplace, support and be mentored by the local church, volunteer with an evangelism ministry, and pursue a Master of Divinity. After coming to faith in college while sailing across the Atlantic Ocean, Duncan has steadily desired to return overseas and seek the greatest adventure of pursuing God’s kingdom. Since finishing a very formative year in the Fourth Fellow’s program in Bethesda, Maryland, he went on to support the Unsung Arts Collective through an avenue of vocational ministry by managing their coffee house in Tbilisi, Georgia before now settling in The Netherlands.

Duncan graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in Economics and a focus in foreign language and entrepreneurship. Aside from his class experience, he also served as the “Cross-Cultural Liaison" on the student leadership team for Reformed University Fellowship, and worked in a specialty Christian Cafe for 3 years, learning business as mission. In The Netherlands, Duncan is now laying the foundation for a lifetime of missional service to the church, and equipping to serve as a faithful christian in both Dutch and International settings. While he is waiting on the Lord’s provision for a job that will provide his means, he is teaching English and Dutch, and volunteering with the organization Beans & Better to introduce Amsterdammers to the free gift of grace and the costly sacrifice of Christ going to the cross.