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Brian Eggert is the senior pastor at Old Town Christian Fellowship. Prior to entering the ministry, Pastor Brian spent the majority of his career serving in law enforcement. He still has a heart to serve the men and women of law enforcement and was commissioned as the Chaplain of the Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office in December of 2008, the same year he was ordained by Calvary Chapel.
Nicole Eggert leads the Women’s ministry at Old Town Christian Fellowship. She and Pastor Brian married in 1992 and have three children who actively serve in the church as worship team members and children’s ministry workers. Nicole mentors her children by leading a Godly example and serving God and others. |
Jeremy Boutot is the assistant pastor at Old Town Christian Fellowship. He serves the church through teaching, counseling, and has served in children’s ministry from coast to coast. He and his loving wife Beth have three children and live in Bangor.
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Rosaire Veilleux serves as the youth pastor at Old Town Christian Fellowship. He married his wife, Brittany, in October of 2008 and they have three children. He received his training at the Joshua Wilderness Institute and has been serving in youth ministry since 2009.
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Jim Braley is our Worship Director. Jim gave his life to Christ while attending the University of Maine through Campus Crusade for Christ. He has a heart for music, but it is His passion for Christ that God uses as he leads and develops the other worship team members. His and his wife Betsy, have three daughters, a son, and an ever growing list of kids they minister to in their home through Safe Families for Children.
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Laurie Miller studied Child Development and received her teaching certification from the University of Maine. She has taught in several different environments over the years, but currently teaches for the Bangor School Department at the Downeast Elementary School. She and her husband Ron have three sons, a daughter, and several grandchildren. We are blessed to have Laurie as she believes Children should be taught the Word of God on a level appropriate to their age, yet ought to be challenged. This results in a creative learning environment that your children will be loved in, while they learn about the One that loves them unconditionally.
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