About
About Me. Hmmm? Well, I am married to my beautiful wife Gloria and we have an awesome 5yr. old son named Jaden who has Down Syndrome. I’m a guitarist at heart with a passion for singing and songwriting. I’ve played guitar for almost 30 years now and I’ve been in a lot of bands in various genres. I’ve had the pleasure of opening shows for Kansas, Steppenwolf, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth, The Outfield, Chris Duarte, Edgar Winter, Building 429 and others. I’ve performed with the Corpus Christi Symphony and The Platters as a session guitarist.
Presently, I am the Multi Site Worship Pastor @ Bay Area Fellowship, which is a huge blessing. It’s allowed me to use my Music Ed. degree to the fullest and has become a real calling for my life. I am currently working with the worship leaders at 5 of our campuses by helping them create and maintain great worship teams at each campus. Above all, my relationship with God is the most important thing in my life and I pray that He would use the gifts He’s given me to reach the lost through engaging worship.
Leading Multi-site- What Leadership DOES, is not what Leadership is.The actions that Leaders display, are not necessarily what Leadership is. I think the best way to unpack this phenomenon is to use another sticky subject to illustrate; LOVE. It can be said that what love does, is not what it is. Love and Leadership. Love and the concept of being ‘in love’ is an universally accepted condition that is evident in every culture […]Allan Kelsey
- Seeking Campus Pastors--The Chapel (Chicago area)Greetings, Multi-siters! The Chapel (suburban Chicago) is seeking Campus Pastor candidates for launching new campuses! Please check out the opportunity at http://www.chapel.org/about/job-opportunities/. Here's a list of the core competencies we're looking for: http://www.chapel.org/userfiles/file/Campus_Pastor_Core_Competencies.pdf Feel free to con […]Galen Thomas
- Caring for the Soul of Your LeadersSpiritual leadership isn’t just about accomplishing God given results, it’s also about caring for the souls of those we lead along the way. As leaders we are accustomed to meeting with our direct reports and talking to them about action plans, priorities and results, but we often neglect talking to them about the condition of their soul. While we don’t have […]Mac Lake
- What Leadership DOES, is not what Leadership is.
