Our Leadership

We are led by dedicated and thoughtful staff, leaders, and volunteers who work hard to serve our guests and reach outsiders in Thief River Falls and northwest Minnesota.

  • Matty Towse

    Lead Pastor
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    I teach and equip people to love God and love people better and better through useful biblical teaching.

  • Pete Lee

    Discipleship Pastor

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    I equip people with the tools and knowledge they need to grow deeper in their relationships with Jesus.

  • Kelly Van Schaick

    Manager of Operations
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    I lead Epiphany Station in its most crucial operations, including administration and guest experience.

  • Mary Sieckert

    Interim Worship Leader

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    I lead Epiphany Station in relevant and impactful "souled-out" worship during weekend Worship Experiences.

Coaches

Our coaches are all volunteers who lead specific areas of ministry. They choose to lead their areas (such as kids, discipleship, or finances) because they care about our vision of reaching outsiders, and they can help make that happen through their abilities and dedication. The goal of the coaches is to have more people cared for because more people are caring.


Overseers

Our Oversight Team meets weekly to prayerfully and wisely guide Epiphany Station into the future regarding big-picture issues like staffing, property, finances, church planting, and vision-building. Current overseers are Kevin Brown, Daren Asp, and Tim Fultz.

Covenant Partners

Covenant Partners are people have taken ownership of the mission and vision of Epiphany Station to the next level. They have completed training to partner with leadership in making final staff- and property-related decisions.

Converge

(Formerly the Baptist General Conference) Converge is a movement of over 1,300 churches working to help people meet, know and follow Jesus. They start and strengthen churches worldwide. We are voluntarily aligned with Converge because we think that friendships are important for the sake of accountability, networking, and missions.