Leadership

Bob Scott has served as a shepherd since 2004. He graduated from Harding University with a B.S. in biology and went on to attain his M.D. from the University of Missouri at Columbia. Bob has specialized in internal medicine and now works on the Missouri State University campus at the Magers Health and Wellness Center caring for students, staff and faculty.
Bob is married to Janet and they have three daughters and eight grandchildren.
Bob’s interest is in missions and one area of responsibility is the work in Nicaragua. He has been on every medical mission trip to Nicaragua that East Grand has sponsored. His personal interests include long-distance cycling and photography.

Greg Humphrey has served at East Grand since 2000 and began serving as a shepherd Aug. 23, 2015. Greg grew up with the South National Church of Christ and became a Christian in 1977 after being mentored by one of the leaders of the college outreach group. It was during this period of time that Greg developed a love of scripture, prayer, discipling and mentoring. From 1979 through 1995, God called Greg and his wife, Mary, to be a part of a ministry team that began a church plant in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Greg and Mary have been married since April 1980 and have three sons and several grandchildren. Their love for children, especially teenagers, has led to fostering numerous children in their home and group home settings.
Greg’s desire is to win and disciple hearts and souls to heaven that all may one day hear their name being read from the “Book of Life.”

David Letterman is the deacon over our seniors.

Matt Hilton is the deacon of benevolence.