Andrew Davis
Elder
Andrew and Jenny
Andrew and Jenny
What is your favorite food?
Meat
What are your hobbies?
I love spending time with my family, and our three young boys keep us very active! I also enjoy pretty much anything outdoors, particularly mountains, hiking, mountain biking, camping, etc. Travel would be a close second.
Meat
What are your hobbies?
I love spending time with my family, and our three young boys keep us very active! I also enjoy pretty much anything outdoors, particularly mountains, hiking, mountain biking, camping, etc. Travel would be a close second.
What is your short testimony?
I was raised in a Christian missionary family and grew up deeply involved in the life of our church. Faith was the air I breathed, but I came to understand that being raised in the faith isn't the same as owning it. My true conversion came at a youth camp when I was about 16. There I recognized, for the first time, the gravity of my sin and my need for a Savior. I chose to follow Christ, not because I had to, but because I wanted to and needed to. I want to fulfill His will on this earth and share in eternity with Him. In the years since, that decision has shaped how I serve, how I lead my family, and how I understand my place in the church.
What is your hope for Eternal Church?
My hope is that Eternal will continue to be a fellowship that grows in faith and in its walk with the Lord, and that we become more intentional about loving and caring for those around us. I especially hope we'll look outward, to those beyond our own congregation, both locally and globally. I'd love to see us be known in our community not only for what we believe, but for how we serve. May our love for one another spill over into love for our neighbors and the nations.
I was raised in a Christian missionary family and grew up deeply involved in the life of our church. Faith was the air I breathed, but I came to understand that being raised in the faith isn't the same as owning it. My true conversion came at a youth camp when I was about 16. There I recognized, for the first time, the gravity of my sin and my need for a Savior. I chose to follow Christ, not because I had to, but because I wanted to and needed to. I want to fulfill His will on this earth and share in eternity with Him. In the years since, that decision has shaped how I serve, how I lead my family, and how I understand my place in the church.
What is your hope for Eternal Church?
My hope is that Eternal will continue to be a fellowship that grows in faith and in its walk with the Lord, and that we become more intentional about loving and caring for those around us. I especially hope we'll look outward, to those beyond our own congregation, both locally and globally. I'd love to see us be known in our community not only for what we believe, but for how we serve. May our love for one another spill over into love for our neighbors and the nations.