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RSShis is our staff page. Here you can learn more about our staff members with short bios and photographs. If you have further questions, feel free to contact any of us.
Ministerial
Staff
Pastor: Rev. David L. Weeks Sr.
Pastor
Weeks and his wife
Carolyn came to LaGrange Park in 2003.
Pastor Weeks and Carolyn have been married since 1968 and
have three
children and 5
grandchildren.
He has a Master of Divinity from Southeastern
Baptist Theological
Seminary, and has been pastoring since
1975.
His favorite Bible passage is Joshua 24:15: "And if it seem evil unto you to
serve the LORD, choose
you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers
served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the
Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will
serve the LORD." (KJV)
This is his personal
testimony:
I was saved at 11 years old when I ask Jesus into my heart
and recieved His grace and mercy for my sins. I still am
excited about my walk with the Lord.
Our
pastor can be reached here.
Minister of Music: Mrs. Margaret White
Margaret and Randy have been married since 1965 and have 4 children and 9 grandchildren.
She has been in music ministry for 19 years
In her spare time she enjoys gardening, reading, and crafts.
Her favorite Bible passages are Philippians 4:13 and Psalm 3:3.
This is her personal testimony:
I came to know the Lord as my personal Savior at Pleasant Dale Baptist Church. I had made a profession as a teenager but realized as a young woman that I had never repented and asked Him to come into my heart. I thank God for saving me. His love and guidance has been my source of help and comfort through these years. I love the Lord and am grateful for His call to serve in the area of music ministry.
Mrs. Margaret can be reached here.
Minister of Youth: Rev. Jeremy Mathis
Jeremy Came to LaGrange Park in 2005.
He
has a Master of Divinity in Apologetics from Southeastern
Baptist Theological Seminary, and he has
been in youth minstry since 1996.
In his spare time Jeremy enjoys
fishing
and watching sports. (particularly Kentucky Basketball.)
His favorite Bible passage is Ephesians 2.
This is his personal testimony:
I
grew up in church, and I was very young when I accepted Jesus as my
savior at Tennessee Avenue Baptist Church (Bristol, VA);
however, it was some years later when I was baptized in my
home church,
Concord Baptist in Hopkinsville, KY. I did
not really take my Christianity seriously until I went away to college,
found
myself all alone, and was faced with the decision of where to
turn. In October of 1994 I recommitted my life to
Jesus and I have never looked back. I
now feel God's call to the ministry and am convinced that He wants me
in youth
ministry.
Jeremy
can be reached here.
Or you can read his blog here.
Church Secretary/Administrative Asistant: Paula Durand
Groundskeeper / Custodian: James Davis
James and his wife Ann came to LaGrange Park in 1968, and he became Custodian in 2000
James and Ann have been married since 1958 and have 3 children and 6 grandchildren
Over the years James has served LaGrange in a variety of ways including teaching Sunday school and as a deacon. He retired from the US Air Force in 1975 and from the North Carolina Department of corrections in 1997. James has associates degrees from Lafayette College and Rutledge College. In his spare time he likes gardening and working in the yard
His favorite Bible passages are Joshua 24:15 & the Book of Ephesians
This is his personal testimony:
I grew up in the Presbyterian Church and became a member at the age of 12. I Served in the Air Force in various places ans was married in 1958. My wife was very active in the Baptist Church so I rededicated my life to Jesus and was baptized at LaGrange Park Baptist Church in 1969 by Rev. Thomas L. Barnes. I continue to serve my Savior on a daily basis.
James can be reached here.
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