Dr. Todd Ahrend graduated from Northeastern State University, has a Masters from Dallas Theological Seminary and a Doctorate from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

He is the founder and international Director of The Traveling Team, a national missions mobilization movement. He and his wife, Jessica, have spent almost two decades traveling both nation-wide and abroad, speaking to thousands of people about involvement in world evangelization. Todd has exposure in over sixty countries and has lived in the Middle East.

He is the author of The Abrahamic Revolution and In This Generation. Todd and Jessica have five children.

Doug received his undergraduate degree in Speech Communications from the University of Montana. Upon graduation, he joined the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ and served at the University of Utah and Kentucky for eleven years. During that time, Doug also received his Master of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary. Doug brings 25 years of ministry experience to Fellowship as well as his passion for reaching people with the Love of Christ and teaching the Word in relevant and practical ways.

Doug met his wife, Susan, while ministering on staff with Campus Crusade. They have been married 24 years and have 3 daughters, Katie, Beth, and Sarah,  and a female dog. :) Doug and Susan speak nationally with Family Life Ministries, seeking to equip marriages with God's plan.

In his spare time, Doug enjoys working out, golfing, fishing, and anything else one can do outdoors.

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Tyler received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from Kansas State University in 2012. After graduation, he spent a year at the Kanakuk Institute, a discipleship program in Branson, Missouri. Upon graduation from the Institute, Tyler moved to Dallas, Texas to study at Dallas Theological Seminary. In May of 2016, Tyler received a Master's of Christian Leadership from DTS. Tyler is passionate about seeing others grow in their relationship with Christ through biblical study, theological training, and a substantive prayer life.

Tyler and his wife Lexis were married in March of 2014. The couple met while working as counselors at Kanakuk Kamps during college. In August fo 2015, Tyler and Lexis moved to Searcy so Lexis could begin the Doctorate of Physical Therapy Program at Harding University. Tyler and Lexis are thankful for the move to Searcy and the opportunity to be a part of the community at Fellowship.

In his spare time, Tyler enjoys creating memories with his wife, officiating high school sports, and activties that take him outdoors.

Jeremiah was born into a missionary family and grew up in several different places including: Taiwan, Missouri, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Alaska. Throughout his childhood he developed a love for people, fascination with God, and the joy of adventure, and the outdoors. Jeremiah went to Ozark Christian College in Joplin, Missouri where he committed his life to following Christ and married his beautiful bride Jamie. Just as life seemed to be on the cusp of dreams becoming reality Jeremiah faced the diagnosis of Diabetes. In the darkness of the unknown he learned dependence on God when the flesh fails. Jeremiah and Jamie served a year long internship in Taiwan with their newborn son Caleb in tow where they were involved in loving on the children in the Home of God's Love, teaching, and preaching. During this season God exposed pride and used it to lead Jeremiah through another season of brokenness and seeking. This experience pruned him of some selfishness and evoked a delight in God's mercy and compassion. Life became the fertile soil from which God's love for families and abused children led Jeremiah to be trained as a Marriage and Family Therapist at Abilene Christian University.

The Taylor family was blessed with the birth of their daughter Calissa in Abilene. Jeremiah moved to Searcy to serve with Capstone Treatment Center as a therapist, and found a spiritual home at Fellowship Bible Church. The Taylor family grew again when Kenna was born in Searcy. Through the following years Jeremiah experienced the power and glory of God in the midst of addictions and overindulgence. God also nurtured a shepherd's heart in Jeremiah as he helped serve, mentor, guide, and develop young men, families, and staff at Capstone. Jeremiah followed God's leading to serve at Fellowship Bible Church as the Community Growth Pastor. He has a hunger for God's truth and grace, and a passion to see people filled up with God and lives pouring out Christ's love.

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