Lead Church Planter
Brunswick Maine
Kainos Church
April 20
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About My Family
I serve as the lead church planter of Kainos Church, a multiethnic church in Brunswick, Maine. Before becoming a church planter, I served as a missionary overseas for four years and a full-time pastor in Maine for eight years. I hold a Master of Theological Studies from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and am currently focusing on a D.Min. I speak Spanish and Portuguese. I am currently learning French and basic Lingala. I serve our community in Maine in various settings as a certified medical interpreter and cultural broker.
I have been married to Krystal Falcao Juliani, a Maine native, since 2009. Together we have four children—Liam, Luke, Leia, and Laci. All were born in Brunswick, Maine. I love grilling, watching the Celtics with my family, drinking coffee with friends, and playing the guitar.
I have been married to Krystal Falcao Juliani, a Maine native, since 2009. Together we have four children—Liam, Luke, Leia, and Laci. All were born in Brunswick, Maine. I love grilling, watching the Celtics with my family, drinking coffee with friends, and playing the guitar.
About My Church Plant
We will be planting a multiethnic church in Brunswick this fall, hoping to launch in spring 2027. Our goal is to have a church for all nations, where people from different ethnicities can hear the gospel, come to Jesus, be discipled, and multiply. We want to lead multiethnic people from the metanarrative of redemption to multiplication in Brunswick, Maine, and New England.
NAMB Church Planting
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