Bert Alexander
Bert is the Family Life Minister at Webb Chapel.
Read more about him on our Minister page.
Lyle Asbill
Lyle is the pulpit minister for the Grapevine Church of Christ.
He and his wife, Carrie, have served at Grapevine for more than 10 years. Previously their family served the Lord’s work in Des Moines, Iowa for 3 years, making it a total of over 13 years of full time ministry. Lyle is a graduate of Oklahoma Christian University. Lyle and Carrie have been married over 20 years and have two children, Christian and Baylee. (picture and bio from the Grapevine Church of Christ website)
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David Bates
David
Herman Cain
Herman Cain retired after many years of preaching. Herman and his wife Tommie have been at Webb Chapel since 2006.
Hai CAo
Hai is the Youth Minister at Webb Chapel.
You can read more about him on the Minister page
Dan Coker
As a veteran missionary to Latin America, Dan is considered an outstanding university professor of Bible, missions, Latin American history, cultural anthropology, and linguistics. He and his wife Elise have been resident missionaries in Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico & Uruguay. Dan holds BA and MA degrees in Biblical studies from ACU and a Ph.D. from the University of Florida. His doctoral dissertation addresses the dynamics involved in teaching the Gospel in multicultural societies. Dan and his wife, Elise, currently worship at the North Davis congregation in Arlington, have two daughters. Dan has devoted his life to evangelizing Latin America. He served as Program Coordinator for the Ministry of Education in Tegucigalpa, Honduras; Professor of International Development Education at the University of Southern Florida; Director of the Baxter Institute of Biblical and Philosophical Studies in Mexico; and Professor of Bible and Cultural Anthropology at ACU. Since 2004, he has been Executive Director of Instituto Latino Americano De Estudios Biblicos (ILEB International) located in Toluca, Mexico. Dan has been a campaign speaker in every Spanish‐speaking country in the Western Hemisphere. He also is a staff writer for the Spanish version of Christian Chronicle, Cronica Cristiana.
Steve Eckman
Steve
Greg Hargis
Greg
Grant Hill
Grant
not his
Sokhum Hun
Sokhom Hun is a member and former elder of
the Cambodian Church of Christ in Dallas. Sokhom was born in
Cambodia in 1957 and spent the early years of his life there with his
parents, two brothers, and six sisters. By 1970, the Khmer Rouge
controlled most of Cambodia through torture, intimidation, and
untold atrocities. For more than ten years, Sokhom struggled to stay
alive through torture, forced labor, malnutrition, malaria, and other
diseases. He witnessed the torture and execution of his father and 15
other family members
as well as many of his friends. This time in Cambodia
became known as the “killing fields.” In 1979, he met the
young woman who was to become his wife,
Phaline. They fled to a United Nations refugee camp
across the border in Thailand and from there were taken to
a refugee camp in the Philippines.
Sokhom, Phaline, and their baby daughter arrived at
DFW in 1981 and were placed in apartments in East Dallas. They met Pat Brooks, minister of what was then the Highland Park Church of Christ. The
congregation opened their arms to the Cambodians, and in June 1983, many
of the Cambodians, including Sokhom & Phaline, were baptized. In the
following years, Sokhom established the Cambodian Church of Christ which
now meets in Balch Springs. Since 2005, he has focused his efforts on reaching
the lost in his home country, making several mission trips to Cambodia,
raising funds for various humanitarian needs there, conducting leadership
training, and continually assisting wherever needed. He and Phaline now
have a burning desire to work full time for the Lord in Cambodia. Please offer a
prayer of thanks for Sokhom, Phaline, their daughters Sophadavy and
Melinda, and their son Matthew.
Bob Neinstat
Bob
Steve Phillips & Christopher Moore
Stephen Phillips is a member of Webb Chapel and Christopher Moore, a graduate of Sunset School of Preaching, speak on the topic of Truth. Christopher, an attorney, worships in Lubbock and is one of the ones who helped Stephen gain his freedom in 2007 after spending 25 years in prison for a string of crimes he did not commit.
Henry Roncancio
Henry is our Webb Chapel's Cross-Cultural Minister.
Read more about him on our Minister Page.
Steve Steele
Steve
Don Umphrey
Don & his wife Kim are members at Presoncrest church of Christ and he is a full time writer & publisher of Quarry Press. In addition to seven books, Don has written chapters for three books, had 20 articles published in periodicals, delivered presentations at 29 conferences, and received numerous awards. Perhaps his greatest achievements lie in his unwavering faith in God to provide direction and guidance for those who are troubled. He is dedicated to providing tools to help those who struggle with addiction and is committed to using his own talents and experiences to further addiction recovery work. For more than 12 years, Don has worked with Steve Steele and the James Group which meets here. Steve says, “Don has truly been a blessing to the James Group.”
Ray Wells
Ray served a total of 40 years as pulpit minister in several Texas congregations, one of which was in Jasper where he now lives. Ray is a 1964 graduate of ACU and is married to Sharon, sister of our Glenda Thompson. The Wells have two sons, one daughter, and eight grandchildren.
Charles White
Charles
Doug White
Doug
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