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New pastors at NB church
Saturday, November 08, 2008 | No comments posted.
North Bend First Christian Church has welcomed Jim and Sharron Kay Womack as their new pastors.
The Womacks have held pastorates in Oregon for many years, a press release said. Pastor Jim Womack was president of Northwest Christian College (now Northwest Christian University) in Eugene for 19 years. The couple recently retired after seven years serving as joint pastors of the First Christian Church in Springfield.
Pastor Jim Womack also served for many years as the director of the Colorado Christian Home in Denver. Both growing up in Oregon, the Womacks became acquainted with the North Bend First Christian Church when one of their sons, Steven, was the minister at the church.
The Womacks have held pastorates in Oregon for many years, a press release said. Pastor Jim Womack was president of Northwest Christian College (now Northwest Christian University) in Eugene for 19 years. The couple recently retired after seven years serving as joint pastors of the First Christian Church in Springfield.
Pastor Jim Womack also served for many years as the director of the Colorado Christian Home in Denver. Both growing up in Oregon, the Womacks became acquainted with the North Bend First Christian Church when one of their sons, Steven, was the minister at the church.
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