Meet Our Spiritual Leaders

Butch Seargent

F.T. “Butch” Seargent is a prime example of God’s saving grace in action.  Butch moved from Richmond, Virginia to Murray in 1976 with his wife, Jan, and two sons, Trice and Todd.  He owned and operated a professional land surveying business for 25 years both in Virginia and in Kentucky.  In 1993 he went to work with the City of Murray for a second time, and it was during this period that his life really began to change.  At the age of 45, Butch gave his life to Jesus Christ.  He credits Jan’s faithfulness to God, throughout their married life, as a major influence in his decision to start a new life in Christ.  Ever since that day, Butch hasn’t stopped sharing what Jesus has done in his life and His amazing, unconditional love.  In 2001, Butch retired as Director of Planning and Engineering for the City of Murray to serve God full-time as elder/pastor of Murray Family Church.  He was ordained July 16, 2001.  After many years of self-study, he then obtained a Certificate in Christian Ministry from Mid-Continent Bible College.  Butch has a heart for people and serving the community, and he seeks to show God’s love in tangible ways to those God brings across his path. 

For more information about the history of Murray Family Church, click here. To contact Butch by email, see the contact page.
 

Brent Armstrong

Brent and Lisa Armstrong, along with their daughters, Tabitha and Angela, moved to Murray in June of 1992 from Princeton, Kentucky.  They knew God had much more in mind for them than merely Brent’s job relocation with the U.S. Postal Service, first to Murray and then to Hardin, Kentucky.  In July of that year, they became involved with the church in downtown Murray and have been serving faithfully since.  Brent was ordained as an elder in 2002, and has served as an elder at Murray Family Church for the past six years.  He oversees worship activities and assists with training leaders.  His passions are teaching the Word of God; helping others with marriage, family and parenting issues; and worship.

To contact Brent by e-mail, see the contact page.