Welcome to the Lighthouse Church Family

Meet Our Pastor...

Pastor Randy & Diane

Before Randy was a pastor, he was a school teacher and football coach.  In 1987, he and his wife, Diane, began attending First Assembly of God in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.  They were all ready Christians and committed to following God’s way for their lives, but at First Assembly, God moved in ways they had never anticipated.  God graciously blessed them with the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and called Randy to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

In 1991, Randy became an associate pastor in the same church where he had profoundly encountered God and received the call to the ministry.  Later, in 1996, God called Pastor Randy to become senior pastor of Lighthouse Assembly of God in Two Rivers, Wisconsin.  The church later adopted the name of Lighthouse Church Family to communicate that God welcomes everyone into His loving family.

Pastor Randy and Diane love Jesus Christ and rejoice in the opportunity to serve Him in their church family and community.  They deeply love their church family and believe that the members of the Lighthouse Church Family are some of the most loving, kind, and committed people.  Plus, their four children, Jenna, Cody, Jordan, and Nathan, are among their greatest gifts from God. 

Pastor Randy continues to share God’s loving friendship with the members of the Lighthouse Church Family, along with everyone else he meets!

 

 

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