Lead Church Planter
Harker Heights Texas
Pillar Church of Killeen
April 7
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About My Family
My wife, Angie, and I have been married since 1997. We have three children: Georgia, Diego and Caleb. God blessed me with a 23-year U.S. Air Force career, allowing me to retire in 2013. I graduated with an MDiv from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in May 2018. I served as associate pastor of education at Village Parkway Baptist Church (VPBC) in San Antonio, Texas, for seven years.
God then began calling me into church planting, so I resigned from VPBC. We joined a church plant, Pillar Church of San Antonio, just before the church launched in March 2023. I was appointed as an elder and served there until God called us to plant a church in Killeen, Texas. After several vision trips and much prayer, we moved to the Killeen area in June 2024 and have been working at God’s pace to plant a church.
God then began calling me into church planting, so I resigned from VPBC. We joined a church plant, Pillar Church of San Antonio, just before the church launched in March 2023. I was appointed as an elder and served there until God called us to plant a church in Killeen, Texas. After several vision trips and much prayer, we moved to the Killeen area in June 2024 and have been working at God’s pace to plant a church.
About My Church Plant
We are seeking to plant a church in Killeen, Texas, and near Fort Cavazos that will be a light in the darkness to those living there. We prayerfully desire to plant a church of genuine believers in Jesus Christ who are devoted to proclaiming the good news of Jesus, to study and apply the Word about Jesus, to love one another as commanded by Jesus, and to live in the hope of the return of Jesus.
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