Our Staff

Kevin Lee

Lead Pastor

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Josh Hensley

Worship Pastor

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Cliff Hines

Kids/Family Pastor

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Michael Shearon

Student Pastor

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Paxton Redd

Discipleship Pastor

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Justin Eshenbaugh

Communications Pastor

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Evan Ryan

Middle School Pastor

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Tate Wells

Worship Associate

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Steve Buttram

Assistant Pastor

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April Oatts

Missions Coordinator

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Dennis Kempa

Operations Manager

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Nikki Heiserman

Connections Director

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Sundae Oakley

Financial Officer

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Alicia Lancaster

Administrative Assistant

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Brandon Tubbs

Communications Strategist

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Hunter Ezell

Videographer

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Dianna Lee

Kids Curriculum Coordinator

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Amanda Outland

Elementary Coordinator

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Chelsea Frazier

Preschool Coordinator

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Betsi Smith

Admin Assistant to Lead Pastor

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Scott Mayes

Facilities Manager

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David Rambo

Kids Ministry Resident

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Hannah Buttram

Student Ministry Resident

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Chaney Guffey

Kids Ministry Resident

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Our Elders

At New Work Fellowship, we have a leadership team that is comprised of our pastors and elders. This spiritual leadership team is charged with the responsibility of safeguarding the vision and direction of the church. The elders are the primary decision-making team in the church. The New Testament churches were jointly pastored by a biblically qualified council of shepherd-elders rather than by a single person.

The Scriptures consistently show that a plurality of Godly men are to share in the responsibility of leading and shepherding each individual Church (Acts 15, James 5:14, Acts 14:23, Acts 20:17, Acts 20:28, Philippians 1:1, Titus 1:5, 1 Peter 5:1), though the Elders within each church may differ in their specific functions and giftedness.

Based on the New Testament, we believe that in the early church the presbyteros (elders), episkopos (overseers or bishops), and poimen (pastors) were the same and that their role was to humbly and ably shepherd the church as a team, under the headship of Jesus Christ. They are responsible for, and ultimately accountable to, the congregation they serve.

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