Minister

I was baptized in the Pearl Harbor Memorial Christian Church in Honolulu, Hawaii in April 1980. The elders immediately put me to work teaching the fifth grade Sunday School and reading Scripture from the pulpit. Then the worship leader talked me into singing in various ensembles.

I came to Colonial Heights Church of Christ in 1985, was elected deacon in 1986 and elder in 1990. It has been my privilege to serve in many capacities through the years, but I would have to say that sharing God’s Word is by far my favorite. In fact, like Paul, I find myself compelled to teach (1 Corinthians 9:16).

Join us in the church building, on Facebook live, by zoom for Bible studies, or visit our YouTube page to check out our videos. Each of these choices is designed to bring praise and glory to the Lord, and you can start by praising God with Psalm 150.

"Dear friend, I know life can be busy and overwhelming, but I want to encourage you to come to church—not out of duty, but because it’s a place where you can find true rest and renewal.

The Bible says in Matthew 11:28, ‘Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.’ Church is where we meet Jesus together, where His love lifts our burdens and fills us with hope.

When we gather, we’re reminded we’re not alone—God’s Spirit moves among us, and our shared worship strengthens us for the journey. You have a unique place in our church family, and your presence blesses others just as much as it blesses you.

Come, let’s worship together, grow in faith, and discover the joy God has for you in community!"