Leadership

In 2014, Shane transitioned into the role of Preaching Minister at the Campbell. Church. A Colorado native, he and his wife Natalie moved to California in 2011 to spearhead a new ministry area focusing exclusively on Young Adults. Previously, Shane worked in Campus Ministry and taught philosophy, Old and New Testament at UAFS.

Shane enjoys extreme(ly amateur) aluminum smelting, reading books that have pages and spines, and eating things that ruin his cholesterol.

Shane's recent joys: telling stories that connect people to God's work, celebrating the Kingdom that is coming all around us, and witnessing the wonder of the world through the eyes of his toddler, Elliot.

Jordan has a passion to reach teenagers with the message of Jesus Christ. He has been the Youth Minister here at Campbell since June of 2015 and seeks to produce a faith that sticks in the hearts and minds of students.

Jordan has been married to Corridan for 7 years, and they have three children: Chance, 5, Rylie, 4, and Toby (9 months). Jordan is from Detroit, MI and earned his BA in Bible and MA in New Testament at Freed Hardeman, and his MDiv from Harding School of Theology. Corri is a SoCal native and graduate of SDSU. In her previous careers she worked as a personal trainer, math teacher and basketball coach, and has her private pilot’s license. Corri is an enthusiastic and active partner in Jordan’s ministry to students.

Jordan and Corri enjoy playing golf, coaching, working out, hiking, going to In-N-Out Burger, and trips to the beach. They are Giants and Warriors fans and love living in the San Francisco and the Silicon Valley area.

Marian comes to us as a native Tennessean—born and raised with her sister as the 5th generation on a family farm. She has previously worked as a tutoring director, private tutor, early childhood teacher, and as the children’s minister of the Fourth Avenue Church in Franklin. She brings her experience as a mom and educator to her role as Campbell’s Children’s Minister.

She’s excited to partner with families to nurture and foster a love of Jesus in a caring community through worship, Bible classes, and small groups—employing a rotational class model that caters to childrens’ diverse interests in theater, art, sports, science, service, and history.

Marian and her husband, Tim, have two teenaged children, Camden and Addison. They also have two middle-aged dogs, Jadie-Belle and Sebastian. While her biggest joy is meeting and connecting with people, she also enjoys shopping, traveling, and reading.

A Fresno native, Thien was born and raised in a family and community afflicted with abject poverty, crippling addiction, and harrowing violence. In November 2006, God redeemed Thien and imbued him with renewed purpose. For that reason, he has a passion for working alongside the marginalized to advance collective wellbeing. In addition, he strongly loves discipling young adults. Thien endeavors to help young adults fall in love with Jesus, discover their authentic selves in light of Christ, find meaningful community, and aspire toward purposeful living.

Thien is pursuing seminary degrees at Fuller Seminary. He's married to Amanda, a social worker and life-time ministry partner. They have a fur-baby named Poseidon.

On his free time, Thien likes to hike, watch anime and The Office. He is also a sponsored kayak fisherman who enjoys kayak fishing the coastal waters and lakes of California.