Our Deacons

The church in Casey is served by four men who have been appointed as deacons. The word simply means "servants"—and that's exactly what they do. They serve.


The deacon's role is to care for the practical needs of the church so that the elders can focus on shepherding and the preacher can focus on teaching. It's a role built on character, tested over time, and grounded in the qualifications God gives in 1 Timothy 3:8–13.


These men serve because they love the Lord and love this church. If you're new here, don't be surprised if one of them is the first to shake your hand.

Our Shepherds

The men leading this congregation aren't here to manage an organization—they're here to shepherd people, serving under Christ, the Chief Shepherd (1 Peter 5:1–4).


Andy Brenton and Caleb Towles serve as our elders. They meet the qualifications God set for this role in 1 Timothy 3:1–7 and Titus 1:5–9—not as a formality, but because they take the call seriously: to watch over souls, to teach, to serve, and to point everyone toward Christ.


If you're new here, know that you're not walking into a building run by strangers. You're welcome, and you matter.