Lead Church Planter
Refuge Church
October 14
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About My Family
Kelsey and I celebrated our 10-year wedding anniversary in summer of 2021. Our children are Cooper (7), Clay (5) and Kinley (1).
Currently, Kelsey serves as a first-grade teacher, where she loves and encourages kids academically and spiritually.
I am now working on planting Refuge Church, building up partners to meet the church's spiritual, financial and practical needs. When we aren't working, our priority is to create lots of valuable, quality family time together.
Kelsey and I both have degrees in ministry and 15+ years of experience serving in different capacities. I truly believe God has used our past experiences and our passions to shape and equip us to plant Refuge Church.
Currently, Kelsey serves as a first-grade teacher, where she loves and encourages kids academically and spiritually.
I am now working on planting Refuge Church, building up partners to meet the church's spiritual, financial and practical needs. When we aren't working, our priority is to create lots of valuable, quality family time together.
Kelsey and I both have degrees in ministry and 15+ years of experience serving in different capacities. I truly believe God has used our past experiences and our passions to shape and equip us to plant Refuge Church.
About My Church Plant
Refuge Church will launch in January of 2022.
Vision: Encounter God. Experience Refuge.
Mission: For everyone to know Jesus and become more deeply and intimately acquainted with Him.
Heart: Anything less than Jesus is a weak refuge.
Vision: Encounter God. Experience Refuge.
Mission: For everyone to know Jesus and become more deeply and intimately acquainted with Him.
Heart: Anything less than Jesus is a weak refuge.
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.
