Ooltewah Baptist Calls New Pastor

  • Monday, May 21, 2018

Ooltewah Baptist church announces the arrival of its new pastor Rev. Jeremy Colloms, to their congregation and community. He will be preaching during the Sunday morning worship services beginn"ing May 27.  He officially begins his duties as senior pastor on May 28. 

Rev. Colloms, his wife, Mary Margaret, and their children, Luke and Abby, will be relocating from Charleston, Tn. Rev. Colloms has served as minister in training at First Baptist Church, Woodstock, Ga., minister of Adult Education and Evangelism at St.

Andrews Baptist in Florida and senior pastor at both First Baptist in Chatsworth, Ga. and Mt Bethel Baptist in South Carolina.  
 
We believe God has call Jeremy to Ooltewah Baptist Church because his gifts, education and experience fit the needs or our congregation," officials said.  "Jeremy’s educational background is a bachelors degree from Bryan College, masters of arts degree from Lee University, masters degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and soon to be a graduate with a doctorate degree in pastoral leadership from Southeastern Seminary.  Please join us as we embark on a renewed spiritual journey with our new pastoral family on Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m."

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