Lead Church Planter
The Well
February 15
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About My Family
Currently, I am serving as a RePlant pastor at The Well in Alamogordo, N.M., and as the associational missions strategist of Mountain Valley Baptist Association. My family and I moved to Alamogordo from Fort Worth, Texas, where I served as a family and associate pastor. Before that I served in the southeastern part of New Mexico as a pastor of a normative sized church and also served as a collegiate ministries director for the Baptist Convention of New Mexico before moving to Fort Worth. I’m a graduate of Gateway Seminary with a Master of Theological Studies degree.
My wife, Elizabeth, attended Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth where she earned her Master of Arts in Christian Education. Elizabeth also grew up in the Alamogordo area. We have three children: Collin, RaeLynn and Madilynn.
My wife, Elizabeth, attended Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth where she earned her Master of Arts in Christian Education. Elizabeth also grew up in the Alamogordo area. We have three children: Collin, RaeLynn and Madilynn.
About My Church Plant
The Well is a local church family who works together to reach our surrounding communities by filling needs and pointing others to Christ. We are a family of believers who come from all walks of life. If you have heard the saying of places being a melting pot of diversity concerning the people there, well, that is us. Regardless of where you are from or what your background is, we are glad you are here.
Together with our diversity, we exist to glorify God and make disciples who will go out and make other disciples. Currently we are the only body of believers of any denomination within the community in which we are planted. Our community is in an area of our city that many have forgotten or simply do not want to come to. The soil is hard, but we are starting to see fruit.
Together with our diversity, we exist to glorify God and make disciples who will go out and make other disciples. Currently we are the only body of believers of any denomination within the community in which we are planted. Our community is in an area of our city that many have forgotten or simply do not want to come to. The soil is hard, but we are starting to see fruit.
NAMB Church Planting
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