Meet the people who lead this church.
They show up, walk with you, and mean what they say.
Our Story
Church can feel like a lot of things. Here, it feels like family.
Jason and Daniel saw a community carrying a lot. Families stretched thin, faith feeling far away, and a next generation looking for someone to believe in them.
So they said "yes" when God called them to build something here. A place where you're known by name. Where your mess is welcome. Where the Gospel isn't just preached, it's lived out together.
That's still the heart of this church today. Lives changed, peace and joy overflowing into homes and this whole community.
That’s still what drives us today: loving and developing people to build Christ-centered families. We want you to come as you are, be known by name, grow in Christ, and become part of a family that’s learning to follow Jesus together.
Meet Jason
Jason brings an energetic, relational spirit to everything he does.
He loves connecting with people, stepping into new opportunities, and helping you take bold steps of faith, whatever that looks like for you.
Jason came to faith at 11 years old in Utah. By 19, he sensed a call to ministry. He studied Christian Ministries at Anderson University and has spent nearly two decades walking alongside people in real life, not just from a stage.
He carries a particular burden to see men grow strong in Christ, leading their homes with humility and conviction. He believes when families are grounded in Christ, it shapes the whole community.
Outside of church, his hobbies are simple: huntin', fishin', and lovin' every day.
Meet Daniel
Daniel's heart is to see you not just attend church, but truly love it.
He wants you to feel deeply connected and shaped by real community, the kind that leads to lasting peace and joy, even when life feels heavy.
Daniel grew up right here in Piedmont, raised in a home shaped by the Gospel. He studied at Clemson University and earned his Master's at North Greenville University.
He believes the local church isn't optional. It's essential. And he's passionate about calling you to more than casual faith: a life marked by commitment and growth.
Daniel and his wife, Garland, have two children, Sullivan and Austin.
Outside of ministry, he enjoys guitar, drums, reading, and football.