Tabernacle Baptist Church Revitalization

After a season of prayer and reflection, I believe God is leading me to be part of the revitalization at Tabernacle Baptist. I have a deep love for the church, and I believe that God often works through local churches and ordinary people to bring hope, healing, and change to communities. God isn’t distant or detached—He is personal, present, and actively drawing people into meaningful relationships with Him and with one another.

That’s what draws me to Tabernacle. God is already at work here. I’m encouraged by the relationships that already exist and excited about the new ones that are still being formed. When I attended a service, I didn’t just see a building or a Sunday gathering—I saw potential. I saw the possibility of lives being shaped by faith, children and students growing in confidence and trust in God, and a church family learning to worship and serve together with joy and purpose.

I’m especially drawn to seasons of change and new beginnings. Those are often the moments when I see God move most clearly. Stepping into something new requires faith, but it’s also where I’ve seen God use my gifts in ways I never could have planned. I can see His faithfulness in Tabernacle’s past, and I’m both excited and humbled to be part of what He is doing now—and what He will continue to do in the years ahead.