TGKEVN-Matteson,Josh
Evangelism Catalyst
The Church at West Franklin
January 13
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About My Family
Tracey and I met while in Bible college and were married in 1996. We have three boys of whom we are extremely proud: Josiah, Benjamin and Elijah.
God called us to serve as a church planter with the North American Mission Board in April of 2017. Prior to that, I served as senior pastor at an established church for nine years, as the interim pastor for a year and as the student pastor for seven years prior to that.
I graduated from International Baptist College with bachelor’s degree in Bible and pastoral studies and completed my Master of Divinity degree at Phoenix Seminary in 2016.
Tracey and I have a deep and abiding passion for reaching the lost, planting churches and readying the next generation for ministry.
God called us to serve as a church planter with the North American Mission Board in April of 2017. Prior to that, I served as senior pastor at an established church for nine years, as the interim pastor for a year and as the student pastor for seven years prior to that.
I graduated from International Baptist College with bachelor’s degree in Bible and pastoral studies and completed my Master of Divinity degree at Phoenix Seminary in 2016.
Tracey and I have a deep and abiding passion for reaching the lost, planting churches and readying the next generation for ministry.
About My Ministry
I currently serve as an SBC-endorsed chaplain and evangelism catalyst in the Greater Nashville Area. After serving as a pastor and church planter in the West for the past 25 years, Tracey and I moved to Tennessee. Our desire is help see gospel movements that lead to church plants among the immigrant and refugee communities of east and south Nashville.
We work in an area of more than 90 different people groups. More than 40 of those people groups are classified as “unreached people groups,” according to missions experts. We want to help established and new churches engage the nations here in our city.
We work in an area of more than 90 different people groups. More than 40 of those people groups are classified as “unreached people groups,” according to missions experts. We want to help established and new churches engage the nations here in our city.
