He’s the Founding Pastor of Revolution Church, but don’t call him “Pastor Jeff” – he prefers if you just call him “Jeff.” Or “hey you” works fine too. Jeff’s teaching style is a combination between Chuck Norris’ power and Denzel Washington’s stage presence. But, enough of what Jeff thinks about himself. The truth is, Jeff has a passion for reaching those who have never been in Church, or haven’t been for a long time. “I just want to help people know who Jesus is, and what he’s done for them!” he says. Another passion Jeff has is for adoption and foster care. He, and his wife, Meadow, have been foster parents for over fifty children, and have adopted 6! He is the former President of KFAPA (the Kansas Foster and Adoptive Parent Association). Using his masters degree in Christian Apologetics from Biola University, Jeff hosts a popular podcast and radio show, Truth Revolution. It is where “faith and reason meet” as each week they tackle science, mathematics, archeology, and logic, integrating them into faith, Biblical studies, and religion. Truth Revolution can be heard on thirteen radio channels and podcasts, as well as broadcasts on TV and YouTube.

Meadow helped found Revolution, along with her husband, Pastor Jeff. Meadow is the director of Revokids, which includes the Nursery, Tot-spot, Kidopolis, and Club JD. Basically, she makes sure everyone from babies to 6th grade is growing Spiritually at Revolution Church. With a B.A. in Communications from Tabor College, and job experience in administration, teaching, event planning, and management Meadow carries a unique combination of skill necessary to pull of this huge ministry every single week. Meadow, with her husband, also is passionate about foster care. She has taken in over fifty kids into her home, has adopted 6 kids, and worked with numerous birth parents through the process of foster care and adoption with her ministry, “Blessed Hope Family.”   

Melissa’s sanity could be questioned because she willingly accepted a job where she’d work with Jeff. That being said, however, her previous work as a graphic designer (for The Angel Company), as an insurance office manager (for Allstate) along with her degree in Business Management, brought a great combination together for a Church Administrator. Melissa cares deeply about people who are struggling in any way, but isn’t content to just feel bad. She wants to help change lives and connect people to God. Ultimately, that’s why she works at Revolution. She even prayed for a couple years, “Lord, I want to work for you” when, finally, she was approached about working at the Church. Whether it’s managing the Growth Group schedule, preparing for the Welcome Class, designing posters, or giving counsel to the people who stop in, Melissa fits right at home in Revolution Church.

Meet Katlyn, or just “Kat” if you prefer, our Growth Group Director. Her leadership style is best described as “Make the plan, execute the plan, expect the plan to go off the rails, improvise.” Kat’s journey with Revolution began in college, where she served in various roles including the RevoKids, RevoYouth, and the Video Team. Now, as Growth Group Director she is passionate about creating environments where people feel valued, heard, and equipped to live out Godly lives. She’s committed to helping people grow in their relationship with Christ and find healing through faith. Which is why she is also on the verge of wrapping up her MB studies to become a Pastoral Counselor. Outside of Church Leadership she works full time ministering to Salina youth at The City. At home, she’s the wife of a nerdy IT husband, Jacob, and the mom of an adorable toddler who loves Jesus and dinosaurs. With a busy household that includes 9 pets, Kat balances her professional and personal life through prayer, a dash of humor, and a deep commitment to faith. When she’s not busy creating Growth Group Guides, providing Pastoral Counseling, or helping people connect with Christ, she dreams of having a farm with a garden, chickens, pigs, and cows.

Denise Conway began her mission through Revolution Church in 2007, you can find out more information about her mission and how to support her through her Brethren in Christ World Missions page: https://bicus.org/missionaries/denise-conway/ To learn more about how and why christians give, visit our giving page.