Our Team

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Tommy Kyllonen

Tommy "Urban D." Kyllonen has been in ministry for over 30 years at Crossover Church in Tampa, Florida. He has been the lead pastor for 24 years. Under his leadership the church has seen incredible growth. This multi-ethnic, multi-generational, multi-class church has become a model. As they grew, they relocated into a 43,000-square foot retail building that was a former Toys R' Us in Tampa’s Uptown District. Outreach Magazine recognized Crossover as one of America's Most Innovative Churches. Crossover has also been featured in USA Today, Newsweek, CBS News, BET News, and several regional media outlets.

Urban D. is an internationally known hip-hop artist who has released 9 full-length albums and several remix projects (www.urband.org).

Tommy holds a BA in Pastoral Theology, a concentration in Youth Ministry and completed a masters level Church Leadership course from Southeastern University. He has authored 7 books. His most acclaimed book “Love Our City” is a 30-day devotional format for churches and small groups to go through together. It also includes a community service project aspect. Crossover has used this to reach thousands of new people. They created a leaders box kit that gives churches all the tools to launch Love Our City. There are hundreds of churches that have joined the Love Our City Movement.

Tommy has a passion to help other leaders win. He founded the Flavor Fest Urban Leadership Conference, which is an annual conference and music festival that Crossover Church hosts. Flavor Fest has trained over 7,000 leaders. He has coached hundreds of pastors and currently leads The Urban Church Network with dozens of urban churches from around the nation. Tommy lives in Tampa, Florida with his wife Lucy and his two daughters Deyana and Sophia.

Founder

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Maleek “Geech” Taylor

Maleek “Geech” Taylor is a visionary urban leader, church planter, educator, and creative strategist committed to developing leaders who transform their cities. With a deep passion for urban ministry and community empowerment, he has spent more than a decade building systems, programs, and creative environments that help people grow in faith, leadership, and purpose.

Maleek began his ministry journey in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, where he helped plant Impact Church and co‑founded Coatesville Kids to College, an after‑school program designed to break cycles of poverty by providing academic support, mentorship, and a pathway to higher education for at‑risk youth. The program quickly became a model for holistic urban leadership development—equipping students with the tools, confidence, and community support needed to thrive.

Today, Maleek serves at Crossover Church in Tampa, where his background in music, DJ culture, and production plays a key role in shaping the church’s creative expression. As a DJ, producer, and educator, he has trained emerging artists, developed DJ curriculum, and contributed to the innovative worship and arts culture that Crossover is known for.

In his leadership role with Flavor Fest, Maleek brings together his full range of experience—urban leadership development, church planting, youth empowerment, and creative arts—to help equip pastors, artists, and leaders from around the world. His mission is to raise up leaders who impact their communities through faith, creativity, and intentional discipleship.

Director

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Speaker & Workshop Liason

Yvonne Armour-Sigars

Yvonne Armour-Sigars is a singer, writer, and ministry leader currently based in Wesley Chapel, Florida. Originally from El Paso, Texas, she discovered her passion for music and writing at a young age, later performing with the Colorado Ambassadors and sharing stages connected to major artists, national events, and professional sports organizations. Her journey through life’s challenges deepened her faith and inspired her book Who Am I?, along with a continued commitment to sharing the love of Jesus through music and ministry.

After relocating to Tampa, Yvonne joined Crossover Church’s Remix Worship team, where she serves as a worship leader and has also participated in multiple stage productions. She is currently working on solo music, relaunching her nonprofit Diamonds of Virtue, and leading Hair on Loc LLC. Yvonne also volunteers as the Guest Speaker Liaison for Flavor Fest Tampa, where she serves behind the scenes to support ministry leaders and speakers. Her heart is to uplift others and ensure that God receives the glory in all she does.

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