OUR PASTORS

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Born and raised in small-town Kentucky and the daughter of a Baptist minister, Pam learned both the value of close community and the disadvantages of part of the community where everyone knows everyone. She appreciates the small-town concern and the wave to strangers, but in the same tension has experienced the disadvantages of “Being in a fishbowl.

Today, community and church continue to be important aspects of Pam’s life. She is a champion for the underdog and always roots for those who are disenfranchised. The tools she gleaned from her life as a preacher’s kid continue to be a part of who she is. Pam is committed to empowering others, encouraging the downtrodden, and to opening the window to help others believe in their greatest gift, themselves.

Besides her work as a pastor, Pam works in healthcare, is a writer, a photographer, a sketch artist and a hiker.

Pam is originally from Nortonville, Kentucky, is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and Lexington Theological Seminary. She lives in Lexington, Kentucky with her husband, Mike. They have two children, Madison and Braham.

“I err on the side of mercy always and I believe grace is a gift I’ve received and should give. I believe all are connected by some invisible force of ‘Mystical Love,’ and our encounters with each other provide the means to articulate who we are, where we are going, and help us discover how to get there.”
-PAM

For nearly twenty years Kenny traveled with his dad and brother in one of Christian music’s most popular Southern Gospel trios, the Bishops. The group garnered several industry and fan awards as well as numerous number one and top-ten songs. Their music continues to be heard on every station and program that features Southern Gospel Music.

After the group retired in 2001, Kenny stepped away from performance to focus on a career in government and political campaigns. In 2006, he made a recording that garnered multiple Dove Awards nominations and a GRAMMY nomination.

Today, Kenny’s faith has been remade into what he feels is a more inspired and authentic version of a God who includes those who’ve been pushed to the margins.

Besides his pastoral work, Kenny works for the Commonwealth of Kentucky and manages his own planning/production company. He continues to write and produces recordings from time to time. He lives in Lexington with his husband Mason, dog Ragamuffin and cat Bela. He has two children and four grandchildren.

“I hope that I always hold on to the specialness of this incredible place. I hope I never get used to seeing those who’ve been told that God doesn’t have a place for them to finally realize that the truth is just the opposite – God longs for them and desires them.”
-KENNY