Elder Leadership
A church will be as spiritually healthy as its leadership. Therefore, our leadership seeks to walk in the character and priorities of Jesus. As we follow Christ, we will be equipped to care for and guide others in the journey of trusting Christ with their lives.
Pastors
The Bible teaches that church leadership is distinguished in three terms: pastor, elder, and overseer. This is not unlike how one man can function in the role of husband, father, and employee. Some of our pastors work on staff at the church while others work in the marketplace. We are structured in what is commonly called an elder-led church.
Tim Bell
Pastor
Pat Dirrim
Pastor
Larry Farlow
Pastor
Brett Goodell
Pastor
Jim Hamby
Pastor
Marty Kronz
Pastor
Dan Miller
Pastor
Ken Rutherford
Pastor
Zach Watson
Pastor
Staff
The staff meets the day-to-day needs of the church body and community, as well as setting our organizational pace. Our staff helps us strive for a balance in our environment as well as organizational excellence.
Pat Dirrim
Pastor for Students & Families
Caroline Egan
Administrative Assistant
Eric Groover
Church Planter (DOXA Church)
Dan Miller
Pastor
Cyndy Roache
Administrative Assistant
Caitlin Stringer
Preschool Director
Zach Watson
Pastor, Corporate Worship and Media
Gary Wetherhold
Director of Counseling, Children and Families
Deacons
A deacon serves in a unique position, serving in a particular role from among the church members. Deacons enable the church to be balanced and healthy, able to be missional-focused vs. busy-minded. We believe Scripture allows both men and women to serve in this role.
Tim Bell
Financial Counseling
Larry Farlow
Core Classes
Greg Glaze
Pathway to Membership
Brett Goodell
Community Groups
Ana Gregory
Women
Mike Lundy
Safety
Leslie Mote
Finance
Jeff Parry
Personnel
Kevin Schultz
Corporate Worship
Clayton Slagle
Missions
John Stewart
Benevolence
Caitlin Stringer
Preschool
John Voss
Guest Services
Deacons at Large
Our Deacons at Large serve in areas that are more oriented to irregular projects that are not occurring on a consistent basis and yet are needed in order to care for our church. Those who serve in this area are just like any other deacon, they just serve in a unique niche.
Gary Dirrim
Paul Egan
