Interim Senior Pastor
Following ordination, Pastor Dave and Nancy Smiley began their work pastoring churches in Colorado and Kansas. Those early experiences led to a cross denominational pastoral ministry that continues to this present time. They have three married children; Susan, Marsha, and David, and they love spoiling their six grandchildren!
Along the way Dave and Nancy have spent a number of years developing and raising funds for a series of Christian broadcast stations. They also enjoyed the privilege, along with others, of developing what became the Contemporary Christian Music format. Simultaneously, they were involved in itinerate ministry among a broad range of churches. This included preaching and investing in missions, music ministry, seminars, camps and conferences.
Contact Pastor Smiley at: davidsmiley22@gmail.com
Administrative assistant
Karen Norton is the face to be seen throughout the week. Karen brings varied experience with her. She has experience working in the administrative assistant role as well as public speaking. She has held pastoral positions as she is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God. She has written and published a book, Overwhelmed. In the late afternoons/early evenings, Karen is an in-home music teacher, teaching children and adults how to play piano, guitar or voice. She has two adult daughters, Allie and Mackenzie. Allie lives in Alaska and Mackenzie lives in Australia. Karen has a toy poodle, Layla, that has become the church office mascot!
What to expect . . .
Dress is casual; come as you are.
Our music is mostly traditional with a little contemporary.
Handicap accessibility is on the west side of the building. An elevator is available to go to the lower level.
Sunday morning worship at 9:30am.
Coffee and conversation are available after the service in the lower level Fellowship Hall September through May. During the summer months coffee time is in the Narthex.
Sunday school classes for all ages at 10:45am September through May.
“The human body has many parts, but the many parts make up one whole body. So it is with the body of Christ...Yes, there are many parts, but only one body...This makes for harmony among the members, so that all the members care for each other. If one part suffers, all the parts suffer with it, and if one part is honored, all the parts are glad.”