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Ministry Team
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Youth Pastor
Rev. Andrew Bell was called as Towne’s Youth Pastor in March 2005. Originally from Perry Hall, Pastor Andy received his initial Bible training at Word of Life in Schroon Lake, NY. He is a graduate of Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA and received a Bachelor’s degree in Religion with an emphasis in Youth. In December 2009, Pastor Andy completed his Masters of Divinity from Southern Baptist Theolgical Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. He married his wife Michelle in September 2006. In his spare time, he enjoys sports, the outdoors and fishing.
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Minister of Music
Rev. Aaron B. Stewart was born and raised in Sparrows Point, Maryland. He is a 1985 graduate of Sparrows Point High School. Aaron was a music major at Carson-Newman College and graduated in 1990 with a B.A. in Religion, Music Minor. Aaron has been married to his wife, Cindy, since 1993.
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Associate Pastor
Ron Slayton has recently been called to serve as Associate pastor, but has previously served as Chairmen of the Deacons for the past 20 years. Ron was ordained in 1980 and has received his education from Southwestern Seminary Extension Program. Ron and his wife Sheila have been married since 1980 and have a son, David, a daughter, Becky, and a son-in-law John. Sheila serves as the church secretary. Contact Ron: associatepastor@townebaptist.org
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Musicians
Debbie Lee has been playing for the Lord since age 8. She came to Towne with her parents in 1968 and began playing piano for the youth choir and serving as substitute pianist and organist. She became Towne's official organist in 1979. Debbie is also the keyboardist for Towne's praise and worship team, All in Awe. Her formal training is from The Peabody Conservatory Preparatory School and The Peabody Conservatory. Debbie acknowledges her parents for their sacrifice and insight. She thanks 2 wonderful women, who saw her gift-given talent, for their training and encouragement.
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