About Chris...
Chris has been married to his wife, Rachel, since 2007, and has a beautiful baby daughter named Laura! He is an ordained minister in the independant Christian Churches / Churches of Christ and has a passion to see teenagers learn who the real Jesus is. Chris is a youth minister at The Carpenter's Christian Church in Harrodsburg, KY. He loves Dr. Pepper, Cheez-Its, and late night talk shows. (He even attended Late Show with David Letterman once with his grandmother. The guest stars were Orlando Bloom and Alicia Keys. Did you see that episode?) He also enjoys skydiving, playing music, but probably his most useful hobby is writing. His writing includes authoring two books, occasional magazine appearances (including Group Magazine), but his favorite is writing articles for his church's newsletter every month... that or writing messages for his youth group!
A little bit more about me...

The Stuff That Matters:

The Best Sports Team of Any Sport, of Any Time, of Any League:

Edumacation:
B.S. in Bible with emphasis in Youth Ministry
Cincinnati Christian University
Graduated 2005

From:
The Bluegrass State

Age:
20-something?

Favorite Bible Verse:
Romans 12:12 - "Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer."

A Little Bit of Other Stuff:

Radio Station of Choice:
Air 1

Best Band in the World:
Hillsong United

Who Makes Me Laugh Hysterically:

My Top 5 Books:
(1) Crazy Love by Francis Chan
(2) Ragamuffin Gospel by Brennan Manning
(3) Freedom of Simplicity by Richard Foster
(4) They Like Jesus But Not The Church by Dan Kimball
(5) Let Me Tell You A Story by Tony Campolo

Favorite Cool Quotes:
“If you’re in a forest and there’s nothing but green trees —everything being as you’d normally see it—but then you see a blue tree with blue bark, blue leaves, blue branches, well, it would catch your eye. And as Christians we’re called to stand out, to be different—like blue trees.” -Aaron Boyd (lead singer of the band Bluetree)

"People are as young as their dreams and as old as their cynicism." -Tony Campolo