Staff
Dr. Harold Best – Pastor
Harold has served as Pastor of Immanuel since May 2001. He and his wife, Jenny, have two children (Kyle - 12 & Katelyn -10).
Harold received a B.S. (1993) and M.S (1995) from Eastern Kentucky University. He also holds both a Master of Divinity (2005) and a Doctor of Ministry in Biblical Counseling (2009) from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Harold is an avid runner and enjoys hunting.
Troy Young – Minister of Students
Troy has served as Minister of Students at Immanuel since May 2004. He and his wife, Pam, have two children (Payton – 12 & Noah – 9).
Troy received a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministries degree from Clear Creek Bible College in May 2010. He is currently working on his graduate work at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
He enjoys riding bikes, building motorcycles, playing on the macbook pro and spending time with his family.
Zach Rice – Minister of Music & Education
Zach has served as Minister of Music and Education at Immanuel since February 2008. He and his wife, Heather, have one child (Macey – 2).
Zach received a B.S. in Educational Ministries from Campbellsville University in 2002. He also holds a Master of Arts in Worship Leadership (2010) from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Zach enjoys playing golf, Braves baseball, and working in the yard.
Sandra Godbey – Secretary
Sandy has served as secretary at Immanuel since February, 2009. She is a Kentucky State Government retiree. She and her husband, Anthony, have one grown son (Anthony Wayne).
Sandy is a Certified Public Manager and a Notary Public. Sandy is a member of the Gideons Ladies Auxiliary and holds the officer position of President of the Ladies Auxiliary in the Mercer County Camp. She is the song leader and vacation bible school director of her church, Church of Christ in Christian Union located in Burgin, Kentucky.
Sandy enjoys going to yard sales and flea markets, traveling and spending time with her family.
Dr. Harold Best’s Weekly Sermons- A Prayer that Could Change the ChurchColossians 1:9-14 preached on January 29, 2012. […]
- A Prayer that Could Change the Church
