
Elder
Thomas Keogh
Elder & Children's Ministry Teacher
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Tommy Keogh has been a dedicated member of our church since 2018. His commitment to spiritual growth is evident in his completion of a one-year Bible institute program at GCBI in Florida, followed by an Associate's degree in Education, a Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies, and a Master's degree in Biblical Exposition, all earned through Liberty University.
As an Elder, Tommy's primary areas of ministry focus and responsibility include preaching, teaching, and shepherding our congregation.
Testimony/Calling to Ministry:
"As I studied the word of God in its entirety in 2007, I began to develop a deep burden for others to truly understand God's Word and His character. This experience ignited a desire within me to teach and guide people towards God's truth, while also serving the body of Christ in any capacity needed."
Favorite Scripture:
Tommy's favorite scripture is Psalm 147:10-11: "His pleasure is not in the strength of the horse, nor his delight in the legs of the warrior; the Lord delights in those who fear him, who put their hope in his unfailing love." He shares, "This verse is particularly meaningful to me as it serves as a constant reminder that the Lord's favor isn't based on our accomplishments, natural talents, or inherent strengths. Instead, what truly pleases, impresses, and delights Him is our trust in Him and our reliance on His character."

Elder
Norman
Vaughn
Elder & Children's Ministry Teacher
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Tommy Keogh has been a dedicated member of our church since 2018. His commitment to spiritual growth is evident in his completion of a one-year Bible institute program at GCBI in Florida, followed by an Associate's degree in Education, a Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies, and a Master's degree in Biblical Exposition, all earned through Liberty University.
As an Elder, Tommy's primary areas of ministry focus and responsibility include preaching, teaching, and shepherding our congregation.
Testimony/Calling to Ministry:
"As I studied the word of God in its entirety in 2007, I began to develop a deep burden for others to truly understand God's Word and His character. This experience ignited a desire within me to teach and guide people towards God's truth, while also serving the body of Christ in any capacity needed."
Favorite Scripture:
Tommy's favorite scripture is Psalm 147:10-11: "His pleasure is not in the strength of the horse, nor his delight in the legs of the warrior; the Lord delights in those who fear him, who put their hope in his unfailing love." He shares, "This verse is particularly meaningful to me as it serves as a constant reminder that the Lord's favor isn't based on our accomplishments, natural talents, or inherent strengths. Instead, what truly pleases, impresses, and delights Him is our trust in Him and our reliance on His character."

Elder
Collins
Alaribe
Elder & Children's Ministry Teacher
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Tommy Keogh has been a dedicated member of our church since 2018. His commitment to spiritual growth is evident in his completion of a one-year Bible institute program at GCBI in Florida, followed by an Associate's degree in Education, a Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies, and a Master's degree in Biblical Exposition, all earned through Liberty University.
As an Elder, Tommy's primary areas of ministry focus and responsibility include preaching, teaching, and shepherding our congregation.
Testimony/Calling to Ministry:
"As I studied the word of God in its entirety in 2007, I began to develop a deep burden for others to truly understand God's Word and His character. This experience ignited a desire within me to teach and guide people towards God's truth, while also serving the body of Christ in any capacity needed."
Favorite Scripture:
Tommy's favorite scripture is Psalm 147:10-11: "His pleasure is not in the strength of the horse, nor his delight in the legs of the warrior; the Lord delights in those who fear him, who put their hope in his unfailing love." He shares, "This verse is particularly meaningful to me as it serves as a constant reminder that the Lord's favor isn't based on our accomplishments, natural talents, or inherent strengths. Instead, what truly pleases, impresses, and delights Him is our trust in Him and our reliance on His character."