396061-Brantley,Jagg
Church Planting Team Member
Charlottesville Virginia
Center Church
April 22
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About My Family
Hello, everyone! My name is Jagger Brantley. I am a Nashville native and a big Tennessee Volunteer fan. I played the game of baseball most of my life and have been on two mission trips through a baseball organization.
I have a beautiful wife named Marly, who is from Virginia. We both met through seminary and currently work on staff together at Center Church. We look forward to the future and where God might be calling us to go next!
I have a beautiful wife named Marly, who is from Virginia. We both met through seminary and currently work on staff together at Center Church. We look forward to the future and where God might be calling us to go next!
About My Church Plant
I moved to Charlottesville, Va., to be with my wife and to pursue a residency at our church. My residency (fall 2025–summer 2027) will be in Spiritual Formation with the focus of our ministry rooted. Rooted is our one year, two semesters, eight weeklong ministry training for building discipleship leaders.
Center Church started out as a 35-person church plant. After six years, it now averages 800 people. With a growing church like ours, discipleship is critical so members will become more like Christ. Our church needs more leadership to build up people in discipleship. Rooted is our solution to building and equipping more leaders in our church.
Center Church started out as a 35-person church plant. After six years, it now averages 800 people. With a growing church like ours, discipleship is critical so members will become more like Christ. Our church needs more leadership to build up people in discipleship. Rooted is our solution to building and equipping more leaders in our church.
NAMB Church Planting
Millions in North America are in desperate need of hope. Ultimately, the only hope that’s going to last - in this life and the next - is the hope of the gospel. North American missionaries build relationships and share this hope in their communities and beyond.
