|
Pastor Andy
Crossgrove
with his wife, Alicia, and
daughters, Ariana and Alexa
I was brought up in the church and accepted
Christ as Savior early in life. In 1988, an itinerant speaker came to my
church and challenged the congregation to commit everything to God. That
Sunday evening I committed myself to being completely obedient to God by
doing whatever God called me to do, wherever God wanted me to
go, whenever God spoke. After graduating from High School, I pursued
further Biblical training. I received his Bachelor of Arts degree in
Biblical Studies from The King's College in 1993, and began studying at
Biblical Theological Seminary that Autumn. It was in 1993 that I was hired
as the part-time Youth Director at Faith Bible Fellowship Church. In June
of 1994, I married Alicia, who has been a great support and partner in
ministry. In 1997, I received my Masters of Divinity from Biblical
Theological Seminary, and was hired to be the full-time Pastor of Youth
Ministries at Faith. Over the
few past years, there has been a lot of
transition in our church, and in my ministry responsibilities. I have
had the privilege to preach on a regular basis, to build relationships, and
be the pastor for people of all ages in our congregation. In 2006,
Faith Bible Fellowship Church called me to serve as the Sr. Team Pastor. God has blessed my wife and I with two beautiful
daughters, Ariana and Alexa. We feel privileged to be used of God to touch
lives, and look to the years ahead committing ourselves to the
Lord to do whatever, wherever, and whenever He leads.

Prayer
for the surrounding Community:
Our prayer is that those in our community who
have tried to fill the empty void in their lives with many things might
see Jesus lifted up and embrace Him as the only hope in a world without
hope and without God. Our prayer is that the blinders of unbelief would be
lifted and they might see the light of the glorious gospel and be restored
to wholeness finding in Jesus the only true healer of the soul who can
give forgiveness of sin and abundantly pardon.
|