Chapter Three Ministries

While Chapter Three Ministries relies on many volunteers to assist us in the fulfillment of our mission, we consistently rely on the individuals below to provide leadership and training. Darrell Smith- Darrell Smith has been in worship ministry since 1996 and has served as the worship director for the New Heights community for the last 9 years. He... is a trained and experienced leader and artist with a calling to equip and encourage artists serving the church. Darrell has attended the Perkins School of Theology and is currently in his third year of study toward a Masters of Christian Ministry at Wayland Baptist University. Darrell is a songwriter and recording artist who strives to create music that presents an honest and relavent perspectives of faith in practice and action. To view Darrell Smith's resume, click here. Stacy Smith- Stacy is a teacher in every sense of the word. She is a trained and experienced educator who has served as the Programming Director for New Heights since 2002. In addition to offering her skills as an educator and programmer to Chapter Three Ministries, she is also a trained vocalist and pianist. To view Stacy Smith's resume, click here. A.J. Navarro- A.J. has been the drummer and band leader for the New Heights Worship ministry since 2001. He has been in music from marching bands to music stores nearly all his life. He has also worked on several recording projects as both a drummer and producer. Although A.J. has a passion for working with youth, he is a proven leader who has a call to minister to anyone that God puts in front of him. To view A.J. Navarro's resume, click here. Phillip Anaya- Phillip has worked in non-profit administration and development for most of his career. Although Phillip spends a great deal of time in the administration and development of C3M, his skills do not end there. He is an experienced live-performance engineer who also serves as road manager when C3M travels. No matter how C3M assists you or your organization, Phillip is going to be involved somehow. ...Read More