
Stories
Alex and Shay Correa
Alex and Shay Correa share how small groups and serving at Ingleside have transformed their lives and deepened their family’s faith. Watch to see how their journey with the church has shaped their passion for the NEXT Initiative, and learn how you can be part of what God is doing next!
Robert and Jessie Ford
After nearly 20 years at Ingleside, Robert and Jessie Ford have experienced how a faithful community can shape every stage of family life. Watch as they share their journey from college ministry to raising their children, and why they are excited to invest in the NEXT Initiative.
Bradford and Keilah Jones
Bradford and Keilah Jones share how growing up, getting married, and raising their family at Ingleside shaped their faith and family. They reflect on the impact of small groups, mentorship, and biblical discipleship. See why they are so passionate about investing in the NEXT Initiative to reach the next generation and create room for new families!
Rob and Nicole McCormack
Rob and Nicole McCormack reflect on how God used the community they found at Ingleside during their most challenging seasons. They share their excitement for what lies ahead and why they are so passionate about the church’s future.
Johnny and Lisa Mitchell
Johnny and Lisa Mitchell reflect on more than three decades of ministry together, from serving young families to hosting young couples for dinner and Bible study. As they look ahead, they share how the legacy of past generations inspires them to stay connected, invest in the future, and pass the torch to the next generation.
Walter and Yoshonda Stafford
Walter and Yoshonda Stafford share how getting plugged into church life transformed their faith, family, and perspective on community. From finding support in the early years of parenting to serving on global missions, they discuss the power of living out God’s word and why getting involved makes all the difference.
Nina Terrell and Linda Harris
Nina Terrell and Linda Harris reflect on decades of faith at Ingleside, from Nina’s 1959 baptism to Linda’s 1961 wedding in the original Chapel. As they share memories from over the years, their story highlights how one generation’s faithful service helps pave the way for the next.
Rachel Walker
Rachel Walker reflects on finding a home at Ingleside after years of traveling as an occupational therapist. As she shares her journey of getting plugged in, she highlights how finding genuine Christian community, serving others, and seeing the church invest in the next generation answered years of prayer.