A Season of Transition
We’re in a season of transition, and with it comes a unique opportunity for growth and reflection. Each week, we’re blessed to hear powerful messages from a variety of pastors, bringing fresh perspectives and encouragement. This is a significant time in the life of our church—one marked by prayer, reflection, and anticipation.
Though change can bring uncertainty, we believe it also creates space for God to do something new and transformative among us. Our leadership team is prayerfully seeking God’s direction as we prepare for the journey ahead.
We invite you to join us. Whether you’ve been a longtime member or are just beginning to connect, there is still so much happening in the life of our church. We remain committed to God, our community, and each other—and we trust that God is faithful in every season.
Please continue to lift our church in prayer and support as we move forward, trusting God to guide our steps.
Though change can bring uncertainty, we believe it also creates space for God to do something new and transformative among us. Our leadership team is prayerfully seeking God’s direction as we prepare for the journey ahead.
We invite you to join us. Whether you’ve been a longtime member or are just beginning to connect, there is still so much happening in the life of our church. We remain committed to God, our community, and each other—and we trust that God is faithful in every season.
Please continue to lift our church in prayer and support as we move forward, trusting God to guide our steps.
Pastoral Team
The pastoral team is made up of a plurality of elders (presbuteros) who are entrusted with pastoring (poimen) and overseeing (episkopos) the church (Acts 20:28). We view these three words (elder/pastor/bishop) found throughout the New Testament to describe one office and its various functions. At FBC, our elders are responsible for the spiritual wellbeing and overall direction of the church through the ministry of the Word and prayer.
Ministry Staff & Deacons
The staff at FBC Monroe work alongside the elders to support the church's mission and ministries. While distinct from the office of elder, they play a crucial role in managing the daily functions of the church.
The deacon ministry at FBC Monroe focuses on serving the congregation through acts of care, support, and practical ministry. Deacons assist the pastors by meeting the physical and spiritual needs of the church, ensuring that members are cared for and that the church functions smoothly. Rooted in Scripture, this role is one of servant leadership, reflecting Christ’s love through humble service to the body of believers.
Deacon of visitationand Chairman of Deacons
Deacon of building and grounds
Deacon of widows/shut-ins