LEADERSHIP
…to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up… – Ephesians 4:12
Impact is a very active congregation, and our members work together in ways both visible and invisible. We believe that in the Body of Christ, everyone has gifts to share, (Rom. 12:3-8) and in no way does this section introduce everyone who serves in critical ways. The following members are those who provide leadership and organization in various aspects of congregational ministry, and are listed so that others might know whom to contact with specific questions or needs.
Roy Rhodes has served as pastor at Impact since May 2020. He has degrees from Abilene Christian University (Master of Divinity) and Oklahoma Christian University (Bachelor of Arts in English). He and his wife Tiffany have served in oversees missions and congregational ministry since 2009. They have three young children: Micah, Miriam, and Nathanael.
Bill Scofield has served at Impact since 2022 and was ordained as a pastor in 2024. He is a disciple-maker and a passionate champion and advocate for people recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. And Bill also oversees facilities and general operations. He has received a Certificate of Ministry from the Bell Baptist Association, and he continues his education through that program.
Sejana Yoo is a hospital chaplain, spiritual director, graduate of Truett Theological Seminary (M.Div), and a veteran of the U.S. Army who is committed to helping people find their voice, discover their God-given gifts, and experience authentic belonging at Impact. Sejana blogs at sejanashines.com.
For over a decade, Matt Knight has dedicated himself to the spiritual development and discipleship of teenagers. He is passionate about reaching kids and their families in our community as a friend, mentor, advocate, and pastor. His desire is to glorify God by helping others experience life with Jesus Christ. He is a graduate of Lubbock Christian University (B.A. in Youth and Family Ministry). Matt is married to Sarah Knight, a registered nurse at Temple Rehabilitation Hospital.
Bobby Jeffers leads worship and oversees the development of Impact’s worship team. In addition to his leadership at Impact, Bobby serves as the Director of Young Adult Engagement at Feed My Sheep, where he connects with and ministers to some of our most vulnerable neighbors. Bobby studied Worship and Ministry at Liberty University.
Tiffany Rhodes and Karen Knight lead our kids‘ ministry with passion and creativity, teaching the story of God through scripture, art, drama, music and more. Karen is a retired school teacher who has specialized in elementary education, and Tiffany brings years of experience as a kids’ art teacher. They lead a team of parents and volunteers to create a safe, welcoming space for kids to learn and grow, and they help Impact minister to the whole family.
Dolores Whatley directs Impact Community Resources, Impact’s ministry that connects individuals to the resources they need for recovery and self-sufficiency. Dolores has many years of experience in non-profit leadership and social work. Anyone needing social services assistance or help accessing community resources should feel free to reach out and set up an appointment.
Gerald Brooke manages our kitchen and prepares meals for people every Sunday morning, Wednesday night, and as needed at other times. Gerald also equips and schedules volunteers to help cook, serve, and clean up. He is assisted by Billie Sue Taylor, and together they provide both nourishing meals and opportunities for others to get involved. To learn more about our kitchen (including opportunities for outside service groups, click here.
Nathan Harrell serves as Impact’s business manager and treasurer. Nathan works at Extraco Banks and is currently working toward a Master in Business Administration (MBA) and Certification in Financial Planning (CFP). On his time off, he enjoy spending time with my wife, Sarah, and their two sons, Grayson and Jackson.
The Impact Shepherding Team serves the church by providing leadership, organizational accountability, and the spiritual wisdom that comes from faithfully following Jesus. They are committed to listening both to the Holy Spirit and to our community in discerning vision, direction, programming, and policies, so that we may faithfully participate in God’s mission for the sake of our neighbors. Our shepherds are Hal and Karen Knight, Mark and Annette Zwerneman, and Roy and Tiffany Rhodes.