More from Pastor Rob:
It is a joy and honor to be serving as Pastor of Broadway Church. I came to this church in May 2013 from Colorado by way of Southern California and Iowa. After nine years of ministry in the Denver area, my family and I were ready to explore what God had next for us – and God does not disappoint!
My undergraduate studies were in film and television at the University of California at Santa Barbara, and following graduation I spent 15 years working on a variety of projects as a producer, editor, and director for National Geographic, Disney, PBS, and other production companies in fiction and non-fiction programming (IMDB.com). After a time of discernment, I then followed a call to ministry and earned a Master of Divinity from Denver Seminary. Ministry is certainly a calling and it is especially wonderful to be exploring this journey with my wife Chris, our daughter Sarah, and our son Aaron.
In addition to church ministry, I serve in various capacities for Missouri Union Presbytery, Pettis County Ministerial Association, and am especially honored to serve as a chaplain for the Sedalia Police Department.
Besides family-life and ministry vocation, I enjoy playing various musical instruments (especially with our Broadway-born roots band, One Track Train (Facebook and YouTube Channel), hiking, reading, golfing, fishing, and other sports. I particularly love playing (hardball) baseball with the Kansas City Barons as a first baseman and catcher, and I have so far visited 14 Major League ballparks.
"Getting down on one knee is a great way to field a sharp ground ball, and the best way to pray to
God Almighty."
Jackie Robinson, baseball legend
"I had a stick of CareFree gum, but it didn't work. I felt pretty good at first, but when the gum lost its flavor I was back to pondering my mortality."
Mitch Hedberg, comedian
"The Master of Life's been good to me. He has given me strength to face past illnesses, and victory in the face of defeat. He has given me life and joy where others saw oblivion. Life and love go on; let the music play.”
Johnny Cash, musician
It is a joy and honor to be serving as Pastor of Broadway Church. I came to this church in May 2013 from Colorado by way of Southern California and Iowa. After nine years of ministry in the Denver area, my family and I were ready to explore what God had next for us – and God does not disappoint!
My undergraduate studies were in film and television at the University of California at Santa Barbara, and following graduation I spent 15 years working on a variety of projects as a producer, editor, and director for National Geographic, Disney, PBS, and other production companies in fiction and non-fiction programming (IMDB.com). After a time of discernment, I then followed a call to ministry and earned a Master of Divinity from Denver Seminary. Ministry is certainly a calling and it is especially wonderful to be exploring this journey with my wife Chris, our daughter Sarah, and our son Aaron.
In addition to church ministry, I serve in various capacities for Missouri Union Presbytery, Pettis County Ministerial Association, and am especially honored to serve as a chaplain for the Sedalia Police Department.
Besides family-life and ministry vocation, I enjoy playing various musical instruments (especially with our Broadway-born roots band, One Track Train (Facebook and YouTube Channel), hiking, reading, golfing, fishing, and other sports. I particularly love playing (hardball) baseball with the Kansas City Barons as a first baseman and catcher, and I have so far visited 14 Major League ballparks.
"Getting down on one knee is a great way to field a sharp ground ball, and the best way to pray to
God Almighty."
Jackie Robinson, baseball legend
"I had a stick of CareFree gum, but it didn't work. I felt pretty good at first, but when the gum lost its flavor I was back to pondering my mortality."
Mitch Hedberg, comedian
"The Master of Life's been good to me. He has given me strength to face past illnesses, and victory in the face of defeat. He has given me life and joy where others saw oblivion. Life and love go on; let the music play.”
Johnny Cash, musician