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Pastor: Dennis E. Roe (and wife Julie) |
Associate Pastor: Jonathan Merica |
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Elder: Frank Krivohlavek |
Elder: Steve Wilbur (and wife Janice) |
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Associate Pastor: Eric Bristley (and wife Kathy with sons Nathan and Matthew)
He is an ordained minister of the Reformed Church in the United States. He has served in the Reformed Church since 1983. He began his pastoral ministry by pioneering a new work in Carbondale, Pennsylvania, where he labored 13 years before coming to Grass Valley. In January of 1995 he accepted the call to organize a Reformed Church in Grass Valley. He moved here with his family in July of 1995. He and his wife Julie, who is a surgical nurse at a local hospital, celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on August 20, 2007. They have four children, Josiah (29), Abigail (27), Esther (25), and Joanna (22). Pastor Roe's ministry reflects a strong commitment to Biblical expository preaching, teaching line upon line and precept upon precept, and counseling by making application directly from the Scriptures. Having served in Viet Nam as a combat infantry soldier, where he was twice awarded the Silver Star for heroism, he is actively involved in a number of veteran associations. In particular, he serves as Chaplain for the 4th Cavalry Association. In this capacity, he conducts a memorial service at the 3/4 Cavalry's reunion held every other year and he occasionally writes a column in the 3/4 Cavalry's quarterly magazine, MacKenzie's Raiders. Pastor Roe also serves as general secretary of Westminster Biblical Missions, Inc. He has served in this capacity for over 16 years. This service involves overseeing all WBM's mission fields and missionaries which includes fields in Korea, Central and Eastern Europe, Mexico, and two fields in Pakistan. He has traveled to all of these fields. NOTE: See the Westminster Biblical Missions web page for more information. |
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Associate
Pastor
Eric Bristley is a minister in the Reformed Church in the United
states and serves our congregation in Grass Valley. As well, he teaches for
City Seminary in Sacramento where he
is as an adjunct professor in the field of apologetics and Christian
education. He also serves on the board of directors for
Westminster Biblical Missions where he helps promote its missions
fields. Eric, his wife Kathy, and two sons Matthew and Nathan
make their home in Grass Valley. |
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Elder
Frank
Krivohlavek was ordained and
installed to the office of elder on April 28, 2000. He is a widower
after 49 years of marriage to Bobbie nee' Jones. Bobbie and Frank were the
parents of one daughter, Paulette who has gone to be with the Lord. Frank
now enjoys his three grandchildren. In World War II he served two years in the U.S.
Merchant Marine. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 1951 with
a B.S. degree in chemistry. Elder Krivohlavek worked for the FMC corporation for
35 years. He held various management positions in process and development,
plant operations, and maintenance. He retired in 1986 and now ardently
pursues lowering his handicap.
Associate
Pastor
Jonathan Merica is our home missionary in northern California.
He is presently involved in establishing a church in the north
Stockton area. Previously Pastor Merica labored in
organizing Providence Reformed Church at Lodi, California where he
served for seventeen years before coming to work in the Stockton
area. He and his wife Marcia have been married for over 35 years. They
have three children and six grand children.
Rev. Jonathan
Merica
9311 Snow Creek Circle
Stockton, CA 95212
Home: (209) 472-7941 Cell: (925) 918-1422

Elder Steve Wilbur, was ordained and installed to the office of elder at Providence Reformed Church at Lodi, CA in 1996 and installed as an elder at Covenant Reformed Church at Grass Valley in April of 2003. Steve and his wife Jan have been happily married for 27 years and have one son, Sean, who is also a member at Covenant Church at Grass Valley. Steve is employed as an aircraft inspector and works in the Rancho Cordova area. Steve notes that he and Jan came to the Reformed faith through the study of the Heidelberg Catechism in 1988.
Updated 06-05-2005