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About My Family
Jennifer and I have been married since December 2006. Our mutual passion for the Lord, missions and music were key to that beginning. We homeschool our four children: Haddie (15), Ben (12), Quinn (10), and Jesse (3).
Jennifer was an elementary school music teacher and worship leader up to the time we started having kids. From 2010 to 2020, I was on staff as a worship and missions pastor. Before that, I had a recording studio and was involved in local and global mission work. In 2020, I stepped back into the audio/music world for business and then into another church staff role focused on disciple-making and missions. The Lord made it clear He was leading us to step out to do something autonomous centered around a simple house church model.
We love family time, trips to Colorado and enjoying the outdoors!
Jennifer was an elementary school music teacher and worship leader up to the time we started having kids. From 2010 to 2020, I was on staff as a worship and missions pastor. Before that, I had a recording studio and was involved in local and global mission work. In 2020, I stepped back into the audio/music world for business and then into another church staff role focused on disciple-making and missions. The Lord made it clear He was leading us to step out to do something autonomous centered around a simple house church model.
We love family time, trips to Colorado and enjoying the outdoors!
About My Church Plant
We live in a transition area between urban Oklahoma City and slowly shrinking rural communities. Our church gathers in our home with a vision to multiply healthy disciples and simple churches. Our emphasis is on equipping the priesthood of believers to live entirely devoted to Jesus and His mission, with a strong global focus on the unreached, those who have never heard the gospel.
We focus on the diaspora among us and a desire to raise missionaries. As we establish ourselves as a church and build a committed community, we’re in a strategic season of prayerwalking, sharing the gospel, finding houses of peace, and spaces for Bible study and discipleship groups. Mobile-home parks have been strategic places for these opportunities to connect with those God is preparing.
We focus on the diaspora among us and a desire to raise missionaries. As we establish ourselves as a church and build a committed community, we’re in a strategic season of prayerwalking, sharing the gospel, finding houses of peace, and spaces for Bible study and discipleship groups. Mobile-home parks have been strategic places for these opportunities to connect with those God is preparing.
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.