Worship Team
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WORSHIP LEADERS ARLENE MONROE |
DRUMMERS BILL MAUS |
Jake Owen
Director Of Worship
I've been a part of the Bridgeway family since Easter, 2010. Before this, I was working as an Assistant Music Director at a church in my home town- El Dorado Hills... I first fell in love with Christ the summer leading into my Senior Year in High School. It was almost instantly after that moment when I started going to church (SunHills Community Church). Within 6 months I was the Youth Pastor's Intern- stapling papers and planning games. After a year and a half of that I stepped down, only to later realize that God was calling me to lead His people in song. For nearly 5 years I transitioned my way from leading worship at youth group to leading a few times a month at both college group and main services for the weekend. 2009 began and ended as a year of change for me. It was then that I sensed God positioning me towards something different. In November I heard of Bridgeway and, after months of prayer and listening, God put me here. I can't wait to see where He leads as I continue to journey with Him. Uninteresting Facts about me
- PC or MAC?: Once you go Mac, you never go back...
- WHAT’S ON YOUR iPOD?: Good music is good music, regardless of it's genre. So, I listen to little bits of everything. Currently loving the sounds of: Two Door Cinema Club, Audrye Sessions, Jason Mraz, Phil Wickham, Muse, Neon Trees, Ben Harper, David Crowder*Band, The Decemberists, John Mayer, Hillsong United, Matt Papa, The Ting Tings, Keith Urban, Michael Buble, James Morrison, Pomplamoose, Starfield, Tyrone Wells, Owl City, The Script, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Matt Maher, Sons of Sylvia, A Fine Frenzy, Kris Allen, Passion Pit, Jets Overhead, Lady Antebellum, etc...
- PIERCINGS OR TATTOOS? Currently in the process of designing my first tattoo. The concept comes from the song “Wholly Yours” by David Crowder*Band. There’s a line in the song that suggests, “...a certain sign of grace is this: From a broken earth, flowers come up pushing through the dirt....and the truest sign of grace was this: From wounded hands redemption fell down, liberating man”
- FAVORITE MOVIE?: First of all, you must know how dearly I love movies. I'm not your typical "Blockbuster Hit" movie aficionado. I love the journey of character development and the art of cinematography. That being said- and again, not to sound like a broken record- good movies are good movies. Some of my favorites include: Away We Go, (500) Days of Summer, Curious Case Of Benjamin Button, Dan In Real Life, Stranger Than Fiction, That Thing You Do, Up In The Air, Alpha Dog, Harry Potter, August Rush, Franklyn, Singin' In The Rain, Zombieland, Avatar, Back To The Future, Band Of Brothers, Lord Of The Rings, The Notebook, Pearl Harbor, Beautiful Mind, Big Fish, Braveheart, The Bucket List, Catch Me If You Can, Elizabeth Town, The Family Man, Cinderella Man, The Departed, Finding Forrester, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Pirates Of The Caribbean, The Polar Express, Pursuit Of Happyness, Forrest Gump, Gladiator, Juno, The Greatest Game Ever Played, Green Street Hooligans, The Guardian, I Am Legend, Kung Fu Panda, Lemony Snicket's: A Series Of Unfortunate Events, The Phantom Of The Opera, Rudy, Saving Private Ryan, Seven Pounds, etc...
- TOOTHPASTE FLAVOR?: Fact: I HATE brushing my teeth. Don’t worry, I brush, but it annoys me...next question.
- CHINESE, ITALIAN, OR MEXICAN FOOD?: Mexican. Every. Day.
- FAVORITE TV SHOW? I have a love/hate relationship with LOST.
- PS3, XBOX, OR WII?: The PS3 has a built in Blu-Ray player- enough said!
CRYSTAL EVANS
- PC or Mac? Who's Mac??
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi with a capital "P"
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Chris Tomlin's "See the Morning", Regina Spektor
- Piercings or tattoos? One tat
- Where did you grow up? Papua, New Guinea and southern California
- How many kids? One: Jadon
- Favorite movie? Dumb & Dumber, Walk the Line
- Toothpaste flavor? The mintier the better.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? All, but not in one sitting
- Favorite TV show? Lost, The Office
- Any nicknames? Beedel, Chi, Chom, Chicken-Chep-Chom
- What and how many pets? One cat
- Favorite fast food? Taco Bell
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? none of the above
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Back in 1996, we were one of the families who answered when Arcade and Lakeside put out the call for a core group to be church planters.
RICK RING
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? original compositions, hard rock, classical
- Piercings or tattoos? none
- Where did you grow up? New Jersey
- How many kids? Two daughters: Cassie and Jenny
- Favorite movie? Flyboys, other classic WWI and II flying ace movies
- Toothpaste flavor? Crest mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Italian
- Favorite TV show? no
- Any nicknames? none that can be said in public
- What and how many pets? none
- Favorite fast food? Wendy's
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? none of the above
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Both of my daughters brought me while the church was still Roseville Hope.
ARLENE MONROE
- PC or Mac? PC w/ my Intel Core i7 860, 4GB of DDR3, triple monitors, Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit.
- Pepsi or Coke? Diet Pepsi
- What's in your iPod? Oodles of praise and worship, smooth jazz, classic rock-n-roll, church sermons
- Piercings or tattoos? Standard piercings, one in each earlobe
- Where did you grow up? Salinas, CA
- How many kids? none
- Favorite movie(s)? Bourne trilogy, LOTR trilogy, Count of Monte Cristo (2002 version), Last of the Mohicans
- Toothpaste flavor? Colgate regular
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Sushi
- Favorite TV show(s)? "24", NCIS, Eureka, Stargate: SG1/Atlantis.
- Any nicknames? Lene, Arl, Ar
- What and how many pets? One cat, one very old dog
- Favorite fast food? Great Wall Mongolian BBQ
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? PS3 and Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Upon making a family decision to find a Saturday night church, we kept comparing all of the others to the teaching at Bridgeway. We figured since this was the bar that was set, we should stay.
Ps 37:4 Delight yourself in the LORD and he will give you the desires of your heart.
As a kid, I always wanted to be Laurie on the Partridge Family. It was a childish wish of a teeny-bopper who idolized teeny-bopper things. But now I'm forty-something; and for the last 16 years I have been privileged to play and sing to Him Who Alone is worthy to be praised.
Certainly I've been blessed to have had some fun and memorable musical opportunities. Whether it was singing solos with the Long Beach Symphony or backup choir with Lionel Richie in the L.A. Olympics, my Bachelor of Music degree or singing the national anthem at an NBA game... I came to find out that those cool, fun times and training were not for the sake of performance, but for the sake of preparing me to serve God and His Church.
- 2005 to present: worship team keyboards and vocals. Lead worship for Bridgeway Women's ministry and various No. Calif women's retreats and events
- 2001 to 2005: worship team keyboards and vocals, Calvary Chapel Auburn, where I was privileged to play for Arco Arena and county fairgrounds Crusades
- 1994 to 2000: worship leader, Calvary Chapel Roseville
In a recent sermon, Pastor Lance asked and stated, "how much control does God really have over your life?... What He has planned for you is always greater than whatever you're going to plan."
Exactly. Who am I to question God's will and purpose? As a child, I hated piano lessons. In college, I thought music theory and conducting were tedious chores. God is SO GOOD! Despite trying to do things for ourselves and in our own power, He remains faithful.
It wasn't until I was an adult that the Lord revealed and reminded me that I had given my heart to Him as a child. He was always faithful, always there for me, despite my efforts to wander away from Him. He gifted me with my Mel, the best friend and husband in the world! We like quiet walks on the beach, and loud pipes on our Harley.
Beloved reader, our prayer is that the Lord would use us to ENABLE YOU to have an intimate, one-on-one encounter with Him during the worship service. If it were logistically possible, we would be invisible or out in the hallway so not to distract you.
No doubt you've heard it numerous times; but it's a cliché worth repeating. Worship is not just that half-hour of music before the sermon, but a way of life. Even if you don't play an instrument or sing, we are all called to be worshippers. If it's in the quietness of your heart, or shouting at the top of your lungs, our loving Father hears you. Psalm 46:10 "Be still and know that I AM GOD" is my daily reminder to pursue Him with all my heart and soul. May your love for God grow in strength, depth, and truth.
BEN STEPHENSON
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Shane & Shane, Building 429
- Piercings or tattoos? none
- Where did you grow up? Carmichael
- How many kids? Three: Taylor, 5 yrs old, Haylie, 3 yrs old, and Cole, 1 yr old
- Favorite movie? Three Amigos
- Toothpaste flavor? Whatever my wife buys
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican
- Favorite TV show? The Office
- Any nicknames? none
- What and how many pets? One dog, Cooper. And one cat, Wedge(ie)
- Favorite fast food? Panda Express
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Matt Larson guest-led worship at our previous church, so we tried Bridgeway and never left.
AMY STROUD
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Water, because it's better for me
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? James Carrington, Chuck Swindoll, Amos Lee, Phil Wickham, Keane, Caedmon's Call
- Piercings or tattoos? Both ear lobes, one nostril
- Where did you grow up? Lincoln
- How many kids? none
- Favorite movie? Dumb and Dumber
- Toothpaste flavor? Arm & Hammer
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican, the spicier the better
- Favorite TV show? Seinfeld, the Office, 30-Rock, Arrested Development
- Any nicknames? Ames, Ommie
- What and how many pets? none
- Favorite fast food? Avoid it as much as possible
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Dad heard Pastor Lance on the radio
DANA HAGMAN 
- PC or Mac? Neither
- Pepsi or Coke? Coke
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Christian praise and worship, sermons, classic rock-n-roll, classical and opera, much more
- Piercings or tattoos? none
- Where did you grow up? mostly Bay Area, Denmark, Belgium
- How many kids? Five
- Favorite movie? Any "Mystery Science Theater"
- Toothpaste flavor? Vanilla-mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican
- Favorite TV show? King of Queens, Seinfeld
- Any nicknames? None
- What and how many pets? None
- Favorite fast food? In-N-Out
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? None
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Heard Pastor Lance on the radio
JASON FREDERICK
- PC or Mac? Does it matter?
- Pepsi or Coke? Coke, by far!
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Dave Matthews, Miles Davis
- Piercings or tattoos? Zero
- Where did you grow up? North Highlands, CA
- How many kids? Two
- Favorite movie? Amistad
- Toothpaste flavor? Crest Cool Mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Italian
- Favorite TV show? Extreme Home Makeover
- Any nicknames? J.P.
- What and how many pets? One dog
- Favorite fast food? Taco Bell
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? None of the above
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? My wife, Laura found it. And it was also recommended by Dennis Bernhard.
JOHN RIGGS
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? About 25GB of data... Pillar, Disciple, other Christian hard rock
- Piercings or tattoos? none
- Where did you grow up? Sacramento mostly
- How many kids? Three: Alissa, Elliott, Samuel
- Favorite movie? Too many to list
- Toothpaste flavor? Mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican
- Favorite TV show? "24"
- Any nicknames? J.R.
- What and how many pets? none
- Favorite fast food? Taco Bell
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Our kids attended VBS even though we were attending a different church. When we came to hear them sing, we decided to stay and give the sermon a try..., and we never left.
JULIE RIGGS
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Avalon, Tim McGraw, Switchfoot
- Piercings or tattoos? Standard piercing, one in each ear lobe
- Where did you grow up? Sacramento and Phoenix
- How many kids? Three: Alissa, Elliott, Samuel
- Favorite movie? Anne of Green Gables
- Toothpaste flavor? Peppermint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Chinese
- Favorite TV show? Dog the Bounty Hunter, Little People-Big World
- Any nicknames? Jules
- What and how many pets? none
- Favorite fast food? Chick-fil-A
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Playstation
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Our kids attended VBS even though we were attending a different church. When we came to hear them sing, we decided to stay and give the sermon a try..., and we never left.
KEITH McKAUGHAN
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Christian artists: Downhere, David Crowder, Toby Mac
- Piercings or tattoos? None
- How many kids? Two daughters
- Favorite movie? Narnia: Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
- Toothpaste flavor? Peppermint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? All of the above
- Favorite TV show? Andy Griffith
- Any nicknames? None that I care to mention
- What and how many pets? Two cats
- Favorite fast food? In-N-Out
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Our friends, Mark & Joyce Henkel.
- Where did you grow up? I was born in Sacramento, and grew up in North Highlands.
- Which High School? I graduated from Foothill High School.
- College? Yes;Ca. State University at (guess where?) Sacramento.
- Where do live now? We're in Folsom. It's a significant trip to Bridgeway, but well worth the trip for our family.
What about sports? Well, when I was a boy, I was in the Little League baseball. Lately, I don't often have time to play sports, but I really enjoy golf. I have, in the past played a little softball, basketball, tennis, football, darts, bowling, and volleyball. In my early twenties, I also played catching chicks, but I quit because of the frustration of not being able to catch one.
When new people approach you, what should they know about you? When new people approach me they should be aware that I am very much like a wild cat; I can be purring one minute, then turn on you in the next second. They should also know that I occasionally make off-the-wall comments (like this one) with a ‘matter-of-fact' delivery.
Actually, I can very much identify with those people who are shy or are uncomfortable in social situations. I was profoundly quiet and shy growing up. It made me nervous that people might be looking at me, and I didn't know what to say to people. In fact, I didn't talk much; not even to my parents. In school, I neither verbally asked nor answered questions. Even if I were asked a question in front of the class, and knew the answer, I seldom answered because I was self-conscious.
How did you get started with leading worship? It probably started in my late teens. The church pastor had several children. Somehow, they found out that I could play a little guitar (no... not a physically small guitar, but that I knew a few guitar chords).
The pastor's oldest son was worship leader of the small church, and I was asked to join him on the platform. I knew that if I accepted, I would be very nervous because people would be looking at me. But, for some reason I accepted. Well, my first time on the platform changed my life! For the first time in my life, I felt acceptance and appreciation for something that I was able to do!. All of the shyness, nervousness, and fear instantly disappeared, and, like a dead log being thrown over a waterfall, I was cast, headlong, into a brand new world! ...Okay, that's a fairytale. Here is what really happened. I learned what it means when people say that someone ‘froze' because that is exactly what happened to me. I started thinking that I am new on the platform; that they would be watching and listening; they would be thinking "let's see what Keith can do", so people would be looking at me. Suddenly my whole body stiffened up, and I could not move. This made things much worse because now people were looking at me knowing that I had a guitar in my hands for no apparent reason. I wanted to leave the platform, but *NEWS FLASH* statues can't walk!
Recent studies have shown that a guitar player that cannot move his arms or fingers has a reduced chance of successfully creating musical tones. In fact, for those reading this who are not musicians, it should also be noted that it is extremely difficult for a musician (and especially a guitar player) to keep a beat when he can't move his head or his foot (or at least his lips).
The desire to be involved with worship must have outweighed the fear because somehow, with encouragement from others , I continued. The shyness, or whatever it is, has slowly dissipated over time, but has never completely disappeared.
It is believed that difficult times increases a person's strength. Do you find this to be true? Absolutely; many times God uses a negative situation to create positive outcomes. Finding out in 2000 that I had cancer was devastating to me for several reasons, and it actually took a process before I knew those reasons. I had panic attacks all day and all night for over 2 months. Because of that, I could not sleep. That, of course, made things worse. But through the process, I learned that God is absolutely real.
When we can go about our daily lives literally knowing some of what God is doing in and for our lives, we can be at peace, knowing that things will work out for good. I learned that He is moving for our protection, for our good, and for purposes of bringing us nearer to Him. Sometimes He does this through devastating or difficult circumstances. Such was the case for me. Somewhere in the mix, I became aware of what God was doing. He used my wife and daughters to provide huge support. He let me know that He was working on my behalf, and what a huge difference that made. Yes, it was still very difficult, but I was not going through this alone. There are far too many fantastic things that happened to even highlight them here, but let me tell you about God's first step for me. He spoke to my heart, asking me to pray for specific people, and to walk the neighborhood praying for neighbors I did not know. For me, there was a big problem with this. He was asking this of me while I was imploding and begging Him to help me. I was locked tight into all of the many concerns and the fears that were affecting me greatly, and I felt that I couldn't think about anything outside of myself and my situation. I had always been able to analyze, evaluate, and fix things. This I could not fix. But still I was analyzing and evaluating. That put me into a vicious loop, then into a tailspin. I am so thankful that I somehow chose to obey God by praying for others when I did not want to, because I believe that obeying initiated my healing. Without elaborating, I also experienced God's peace for a time in the middle of my devastation in a very dramatic way. That peace was 100%; absolutely no fear; absolutely no worry. This was huge because it gives me a glimpse of what God can do during a crisis.
God chose that I would later be healed of the cancer. He is good.
I have heard the question "where is God?". I now believe it would be good to answer another question before asking that one. The other question is "where do I need God to be?". The answer to that question is, in fact, the answer to the first question because God is where we need Him to be. I think that when we finally realize that we need Him in all aspects of our lives, He will be at work in all aspects of our lives and we will be positioned to make all of the right choices, experience real joy, and have life in abundance.
LARY WALKER
- PC or Mac? I have never used a Mac, why start now?
- Pepsi or Coke? I am a bonified Pepsiholic
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Chris Tomlin all the Passion CDS, new is the Jesus Culture with Kim Walker
- Piercings or tattoos? I don't get piercings why hurt yourself ???
- Where did you grow up? San Diego, California
- How many kids? Three kids 1 Boy Connor and 2 girls Ashley & Elizabeth
- Favorite movie? I can't really answer that because I am a movie geek. I have about 300 movies in my collection. But I love John Wayne The Quiet Man, North To Alaska, and Donovan's Reef. I even like chic flicks Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility and Connie & Carla
- Toothpaste flavor? Peppermint Mentadent
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Sorry, I like American Food Bacon Cheese Burger, American Pizza
- Favorite TV show? My favorites are all gone X-files, Star Trek ‘s TNG, Voyager, and Enterprise, current shows Smallville.
- Any nicknames? LarBear, LarDawg and Big Daddy
- What and how many pets? Only 1 cat left, 16 years old, and no more pets!!!
- Favorite fast food? Taco Bell
My name is Lary Walker, but some people call me LarDawg or Big Daddy. My lovely wife of 16 years, Deb, and I have two beautiful children, Connor (10) and Bitsy (8). I have another daughter, Ashley (22) from my first marriage. She lives in Fresno with her husband Luke and just made me a first-time grandpa.
We are one of the founding families of Bridgeway. I was blessed with Christian parents and have been in church all my life. I made a profession of faith at age 10 in my Baptist Bible Fellowship church, but really dedicated my life to the Lord at 17. I attended Liberty University for a while, but, when cancer struck my family, I finished my education close to my San Diego home at Pacific Coast Baptist Bible College (PCBBC). At PCBBC I studied secondary education and youth ministries.
Those years during college and right after were a turbulent time in my life. I met my first wife at PCBBC and we were married right before my senior year. During my senior year I lost both my parents to cancer. My first job after graduation was teaching 7th and 8th grade at a Christian school in Tuscan AZ. During that first year of teaching we had our daughter, Ashley, but my wife decided to walk away from our faith and me. When she left so did my job. I moved to Sacramento to start over.
I have been involved in the music ministry off and on since I was in my teens. When I moved back to California, I became involved with worship at Arcade singles' ministry, "Friday Night Singles". That experience led to various opportunities with worship teams, including Arcade's church plant, Roseville Hope, now Bridgeway. I also met Deb at Arcade.
God has blessed me beyond measure with my wife Deb, children, friends, and this worship team. He has taken me through the difficult times of my life and redeemed them to Himself. His work of redemption is most keen for me during times of worship.
My greatest desire is to see those who walk through the doors of Bridgeway come into a loving relationship with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and they become passionate worshipers of God.
MIKE ISSERTELL
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? I have over 1000 CD's - about 50% Christian (lots of Third Day, Chris Tomlin, Glen Kaiser, Audio Adrenaline, etc), and 50% Sixties and Seventies Rock, Blues, and even a little country (Eric Clapton, CCR, CSN&Y, Little Feat, etc.) What I'm currently on a feast of is Los Lonely Boys - They are Christian musicians that also play Rock and Bluesy tunes - doesn't get any better than that!
- Piercings or tattoos? I'm personally against both... but to each his own.
- Where did you grow up? I think the term is ‘when' not ‘where' and I haven't done that yet... But I was born in San Jose, and lived in the Orangevale, Citrus Heights, and Roseville area all my life.
- How many kids? How many kids what??? 2 grown sons - 5 grandkids.
- Favorite movie? I love tons of movies, Knights Tale, Wild Hogs, Lord of the Rings, American Graffitti...
- Toothpaste flavor? Yes, I like my toothpaste to have some flavor
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Yes.
- Favorite TV show? Currently its ‘Dogfights' on Discovery
- Any nicknames? Issy, Justus, Papa J.
- What and how many pets? 2 Pugs
- Favorite fast food? McDonalds still calls to me, but Panda Express is coming on strong.
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? After the church of my youth was struggling mightily due to the advanced age of the congregation and its lack of desire to move in the direction of contemporary services, Sharon and I decided that we needed to move on... Along with Jon and Sarah Lee we decided to check out Roseville Hope (later known as Bridgeway) where Jon had known Lance Hahn from a previous bible study that he attended. We came in December 1999 and never looked back!
Around 1999, God called me to learn bass guitar for a very small church that was trying start a contemporary service (not Bridgeway). Before that time I had never played any instrument before in my life! Once I came to Bridgeway I was really pushed to learn more about playing bass. I was graciously allowed to start playing on the worship team by banging around on the congas for a while before I became a part of the bass rotation. - It being easier to hit something that didn't make a wrong note than playing the bass.
Being so new to music I at times struggle with being able to worship God while I play (I'm always thinking too much!)... That part of me is still growing as I get more comfortable playing. But it is awesome for me to look up and see others worshiping Him while I play. God has given me the opportunity to be an instrument for Him in allowing others to worship, which is an awesome feeling - WOW! I can't explain it, but it makes me feel like I am sitting right at His feet watching Him work.
It is my continual prayer to be in his service in whatever He asks of me, to be "on call" for God... Not an easy task I'll admit. But it is a privilege and honor to be used by Him in this way. I always pray before we play that God takes my hands and fingers and uses them as he sees fit (even if I sometimes play a wrong note). To humble me, so He gets all the glory from every note that is played, every voice that sings, every knee that bows, and every hand that is raised. I pray that as we lead worship, that we are never seen as ‘performers', but only as servants - an instrument in God's hands.
So I encourage you to follow God's prompting in Col 3:16 - Let the word of Christ richly dwell within you, with all wisdom teaching and admonishing one another with psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with thankfulness in your hearts to God.
PHIL EISENHOWER
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Coke, if water isn't available
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Incubus, Foo Fighters, Death Cab for Cutie, Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus
- Piercings or tattoos? none
- Where did you grow up? Hollister, Visalia, Redondo Beach, and Prescott, AZ
- How many kids? None
- Favorite movie? Fight Club
- Toothpaste flavor? Mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican
- Favorite TV show? Lost, the Office, Heroes
- Any nicknames? none
- What and how many pets? (2) cats
- Favorite fast food? Avoid it at all costs
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Original Nintendo!
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? My wife and I were driving to the dump and saw the church sign.
STEVEN MADRICK
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Neither
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? 90% praise and worship, 5% Lance Hahn, 5% Beatles and Dan Fogelberg
- Piercings or tattoos? Pierced left earlobe
- Where did you grow up? Southern California
- How many kids? 3 daughters, one son, 2 grand daughters
- Favorite movie? Too many to narrow down to only one
- Toothpaste flavor? Mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican
- Favorite TV show? No
- Any nicknames? Rabbi
- What and how many pets? 4 cats
- Favorite fast food? None
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? What are those?
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Invited by a friend
My name is Steven Madrick. My wife Nancy and I have been attending Bridgeway since June of 2003. Besides being regulars at Bridgeway, we love being grandparents to our two 4 year old granddaughters and we both work as registered nurses. I have served on the Worship Team, mostly playing bass guitar, since November of 2003.
I feel extremely privileged to be a part of the worship ministry, a very visible ministry, and although it is lots of fun to play music with such talented musicians, there is also a very heavy responsibility with many challenges that go along with it. Personally, I usually never have any problem entering into true "vertical" worship whenever I am alone at home or in my car listening to praise songs, just between me and God. To me, the true worship challenge comes when I am in the congregational setting and I am distracted by many things and thoughts. It is easy to worship "horizontally" in that setting, just standing and singing the songs with the words up on the screen and not thinking too much about it. In the congregational setting it is much more difficult to enter into a sense of "vertical" worship, a meaningful, loving, and heartfelt pouring out of my heart to the living and sovereign Lord of the universe. To me, being on the worship team means being up front and leading the congregation into that true "vertical" worship experience without being a distraction or getting in between the Lord and the people as they worship Him. In other words, leading worship is much more than just another gig, playing music and trying to look cool while I do it. The privilege of leading the congregation in worship is a gift that the Lord has blessed the entire worship team with and we should, and do, all take it very seriously. Another personal challenge I face while being up there and leading in worship is being able to actually enter into worship myself while I am playing my guitar. Sometimes I am concentrating so hard on the technical aspect of the song that I am unable to experience anything even close to personal worship. And then the times when I do succeed in experiencing true worship, I usually lose my place in the song and make a bunch of mistakes. But God is graceful and so is our worship leader, and often times my mistakes are barely noticed. Praise God!
Another wonderful aspect of being on the worship team is that our leader sets an excellent example for us. Jeremy doesn't play the role of the leader of the band, he plays the role of the leader of a vital Bridgeway ministry. Jeremy helps foster and encourage an environment of fellowship and prayer. He encourages us to be open to one another and pray for each others needs. In a sense, the worship team is another one of the many small groups that exist at Bridgeway. Spending a weekend with the worship team at church as we lead the congregation often times becomes a time of blessing and growth for me, both as an individual and collectively as a group.
I consider it an honor to be a part of the worship ministry and I love everything that is going on at Bridgeway. It's an exciting place to be right now!
KATHY EISENHOWER
- PC or Mac? Right now - PC, but when I grow up I want to use a Mac. It just seems cooler somehow.
- Pepsi or Coke? Coke (in a glass bottle for the ultimate cola consumption experience).
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Mindy Smith, Lenny Kravitz, Beyonce, Fernando Ortega, Foo Fighters, Leona Lewis, Carly Simon, Colby Caillat, Annie Lennox, Incubus, Matt Redman
- Piercings or tattoos? Two piercings in the left ear, one in the right (it was cool in the eighties).
- Where did you grow up? Fair Oaks, CA. I also lived in Redondo Beach for 13 years.
- How many kids? none
- Favorite movie? So many - where to begin? When Harry Met Sally, Out of Sight and Spanglish would be in the top ten.
- Toothpaste flavor? Whatever is sitting on the counter is fine with me.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? GREEK!
- Favorite TV show? The Office, Lost and the occasional The Hills (I would like to say that I am above it, but who are we kidding?)
- Any nicknames? nope
- What and how many pets? Two cats (Heathcliff and Isabella)
- Favorite fast food? Salad from Nugget
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Ms. Pacman
MARC WELTY
- PC or Mac? Both (work is all Mac, home is all PC)
- Pepsi or Coke? Coke (of the Diet type...I know...lame)
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Mute Math, Copeland, Leeland, U2, Glen Phillips, Coldplay, Cure, Death Cab, Mae, Matisyahu, Nada Surf, Nickel Creek, New Order, Snow Patrol, Sufjan Stevens, Ziggy Marley, and a ton of 80's music.
- Piercings or tattoos? Piercings...too painful and tattoos... too painful and permanent.
- Where did you grow up? Carpinteria, CA. 15 minutes south of Santa Barbara.
- How many kids? 3 boys who are now 7, 5, and 3 (born in 2001, 2003, 2005).
- Favorite movie? Dumb and Dumber, Tommy Boy, So I Married an Axe Murderer, (more serious movie) The Power of One.
- Toothpaste flavor? What ever my wife bought...usually Crest...but if I had a choice...probably Aqua Fresh.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Definitely Mexican.
- Favorite TV show? The Office, House, Law and Order, Biggest Loser, and Scrubs.
- Any nicknames? Welty-Brah (exclusive to Bridgeway family), Marco, (just plain) Welty.
- What and how many pets? Like I said... 3 boys.
- Favorite fast food? Chipotle (is that fast food?), Boston Market, and any Taqueria.
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Definitely Wii.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Invited by the Bernhards.
SHARI PANASIUK
- PC or Mac? Definitely PC. Although I've been thinking about trying mac lately. Change is good.
- Pepsi or Coke? Regular Pepsi but Diet Coke.
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Currently in my iPod is Chris Tomlin, By the Tree, and Kutless. Although if I'm being honest, U2 and Chris Daughtry are in there as well.
- Piercings or tattoos? Neither!
- Where did you grow up? The small gold mining town of Jackson, CA
- How many kids? We have 3 kids. Addie 7, Emilie 4, and Brady 2
- Favorite movie? "Enchanted" has got to be at the top of my list. Although I loved "The Holiday" which just recently replaced "Notting Hill". I'm a sucker for a good romantic comedy.
- Toothpaste flavor? Mint with whitening.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Italian
- Favorite TV show? Grey's Anatomy for drama. But it's a toss up between The Office and 30 Rock for comedy.
- Any nicknames? No
- What and how many pets? 2 cats named Willie and Minnie
- Favorite fast food? Taca Taca Taco Bell! (I hope I'm not the only one that remembers that jingle).
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? I don't have any of these. We have the good old Gamecube. But If I was to buy a new one it would be Wii. Addie wants to jump rope with it.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? We were part of the church plant for Bridgeway, or as it use to be called "Roseville Hope". We love what the church was and where it came from, but we are excited about what it is now and the future of Bridgeway. The church has changed so much and keeps getting better. We have always felt at home here.
My husband Danny and I have been a part of Bridgeway Chrsitian since the beginning. . We've been married for almost 10 years and have 3 kids; Addie, Emilie and Brady. I love being on the worship team and I've always felt my job as a worship leader doesn't stop on Sunday. I try to lead my family in worship while riding in the car or just hanging out at home. My kids love to sing! We recently decided that "Thy Word" would be our family anthem. It is the cutest thing to hear our 4 year old singing "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path" in the back seat of our car. And with great passion!
BECKY JOSIFEK
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Neither
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Bethany Dillon, Delirious
- Piercings or tattoos? 2 piercings in right ear lobe, 3 in left ear lobe
- Where did you grow up? Paradise, CA and Weimar, CA
- How many kids? none
- Favorite movie? Toss-up between You've Got Mail, Wedding Planner, and Emma
- Toothpaste flavor? mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? All of the above
- Favorite TV show? Monk
- Any nicknames? not willing to reveal
- What and how many pets? none
- Favorite fast food? Jamba Juice
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Invited by friend, Fiona's parents. Also the Truitts.
KYLE BOOTERBAUGH
- PC or Mac? Mac
- Pepsi or Coke? It depends on the situation
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Top five artists would be James Taylor, Caedmon's Call, Garth Brooks, Jack Johnson, and Rage Against the Machine
- Piercings or tattoos? Tattoos coming
- Where did you grow up? Pilot Hill, Ca
- How many kids? One
- Favorite movie? I like movies way too much to pick just one
- Toothpaste flavor? Um....
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? All of the above
- Favorite TV show? Again way too many to pick
- Any nicknames? Booter, K Love, The T.P.G.
- What and how many pets? 2 cats and 2 bearded dragons
- Favorite fast food? In 'n Out
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? My wife and I started attending with my parents.
Hello, my name is Kyle Booterbaugh and I play various types of hand percussion and mandolin. My wife and I started attending Bridgeway in March of 2007 and we immediately fell in love with everything about Bridgeway. I began going to church with my family when I was around four years old, and made the decision to follow Christ when I was twelve years old. Since then I have had my ups and downs, but through it all I know that God has been there urging me along. Music is my passion and I am thrilled that I can use that passion to help further the Kingdom and God.
DAVE DOTY
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi, but I'm a Dr. Pepper man.
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? A variety of stuff-from Christian Artists (Steven Curtis Chapman, Mercy Me, Third Day), to classic rock (Boston, Journey, Van Halen, 38 Special, Bad Company, Eddie Money, Bon Jovi), to country (Kenny Chesney, Heidi Newfield, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood, and Rascal Flatts), to reflective/contemplative piano and guitar, to movie sound tracks.
- Piercings or tattoos? Nah, not my style.
- Where did you grow up? Carmichael area of Sacramento
- How many kids? 2, boy in HS, girl in JrHi
- Favorite movie? Forest Gump
- Toothpaste flavor? The Plaque/Gingivitis fighting kind that leaves my breath minty-fresh.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Love all three
- Favorite TV show? Gilligan's Island, Seinfeld, 24
- Any nicknames? Nah, call me anything, just not late for dinner
- What and how many pets? 3-Rottwieler, Rat terrier, Cat
- Favorite fast food? Taco Bell, Mongolian BBQ, Panda Express
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? I went to seminary with Pastor Lance, and so knew about Bridgeway. After being on staff at another local church as a small groups pastor for 5 years, the Lord signaled us that it was time to move on. After searching the area for a Bible-teaching church, we clearly decided that Bridgeway had what we were looking for-a truly God-honoring church that was authentic and loving. We love what we see happening here!!
CINDY HAGMAN
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Coke
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Mindy Smith, Cadillac Sky, Nickel Creek, Michael Buble
- Piercings or tattoos? Standard, two in each earlobe
- Where did you grow up? Huntington Beach, CA
- How many kids? Five
- Favorite movie? "Sound of Music", "You've Got Mail"
- Toothpaste flavor? Arm and Hammer
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican
- Favorite TV show? the Office, Seinfeld, King of Queens, Andy Griffith
- Any nicknames? Cindy
- What and how many pets? none
- Favorite fast food? the Habit Grill
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? "What language is that???"
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? My husband, Dana, heard Lance preaching on the radio. We visited and never left.
JOE ARINO
- PC or Mac? PC, Mac doesn't have any good games.
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi or Mexican Coke (it has more sugar making it sweeter).
- What's in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Don't have iTunes, or an iPod but I do have 4 CD players. One is empty, two contain video games and the 4th has a compilation of songs from: Disturbed, Journey, Skillet, Breaking Benjamin, Powerman 5000
- Piercings or tattoos? None, too distinguishing for me.
- Where did you grow up? Earth (Fair Oaks, CA to be specific.)
- How many kids? Not married yet.
- Favorite movie? Star Wars: Episode V, The Empire Strikes Back.
- Toothpaste flavor? What's toothpaste? Nah, I don't care as long as it isn't bubblegum flavor.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Noodles and rice, noodles and cheese or Tacos and rice? Not much of a choice there so i'll take noodles and cheese.
- Favorite TV show? Was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, then we didn't have TV until I was 16 or so and it became Stargate until it was cancelled and now Fringe.
- Any nicknames? J, Joe, Joey
- What and how many pets? I prefer the inanimate pets you don't have to clean up after like my car and my computer.
- Favorite fast food? Eels are pretty quick and good, Emu is quite tasty, but 65mph down the freeway with a cheeseburger and a chocolate shake is fastest food I like to enjoy.
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? I don't have any consoles, I took that money (plus some) and built myself a solid gaming computer instead.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Bridgeway is my home? You mean I can stay the night!?
Seriously, My family and I (Dad, mom and us 3 kids) attended Sun Hills Community Church up in El Dorado Hills for a number of years and Lance had filled in for out pastor at the time Paul Thome and we all genuinely enjoyed Lance's ability to communicate and teach the Word of God. We visted Roseville Hope a couple times back when they were on Kirby but it was about an hour drive and with us kids being younger at the time it just wasn't feesable to continue attending Roseville Hope.
Time went on, we (kids) grew up, Sun Hills ended up splitting in two, the adult (not lead) pastor and youth pastor left along with our family. The adult pastor formed a new church (Marina Community) on the opposite side of El Dorado Hills and we attended that for a little over 2 years before the pastor left and the church dispersed. I moved out shortly before (to Sacramento) to finish college and my family went church hunting for the next year or so.
I attended Flood Sacramento on Sunday nights in downtown during that time when my father heard Lance on the radio and found out where the church had relocated to (we lost contact when the name changed and the location moved). He informed me in late May of '08 and we have all been attending Bridgeway since then. I joined the Worship team in November of '08.
I have been playing drums since the age of 13 and playing for different churches all over Sacramento, Folsom, and El Dorado Hills whenever they needed a drummer since I was 14. My other passions are golf and computer games.
CASEY ALFORD
- PC or Mac? mac
- Pepsi or Coke? nothing beats a coca-cola out of a glass bottle.
- What’s in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? i've been listening to podcasts as of late (i.e. relevant magazine, mars hill, stuff on iTunes U, and a handful of graphic design related topics). in terms of music, i can always listen to pearl jam, mewithoutYou, underoath, & blindside.
- Piercings or tattoos? no tatoos. both of my ears are stretched 9/16”
- Where did you grow up? i didn’t grow up in any one place. my dad was in the Air Force, so we moved every 3 years or so. i was born in Sacramento, then we moved to Alabama, Virginia, Colorado, then the Philippines. it wasn’t until about 1990 that my family settled back here in Sacramento.
- How many kids? no kids yet.
- Favorite movie? for some reason the fifth element keeps coming up.
- Toothpaste flavor? mint of the crest variety.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? depends on my mood.
- Favorite TV show? arrested development. but since that was cancelled, the office or 30Rock
- Any nicknames? case.
- What and how many pets? Vespa our boarder collie mix. two finches, Ramen & Shabu Shabu.
- Favorite fast food? in-n-out
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? all 3.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? my wife, who was my girlfriend at the time, invited me. i had never been to a christian church before; i grew up catholic. it was all kind of weird to me. but everything about Bridgeway (Roseville Hope back then), was kind and inviting. this is where i needed to be. i accepted Christ into my life and have been trying to live according to His will ever since.
DANIEL GLUCK
Daniel Gluck has served as the Director of Campus Ministries at William Jessup University since August 2004. He has a B.A in Music Education and an M.A. in Organizational Leadership from Azusa Pacific University in Southern California. He is currently enrolled at Eastern University in Philadelphia working toward a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership. After spending several years down in So. CA going to college, working for APU & serving at a church, Daniel is happy to be back home in Northern California, which he refers to as “God’s Country.” He has a wealth of ministry experience, having served with university chapels for 10+ years, traveled to over 20 countries, ministered in numerous church/parachurch capacities and taught as an Adjunct Instructor. In addition, Daniel has extensive experience in worship leading, recording and songwriting and is an ordained minister. Daniel is married to Alyssa and has two sons – JD and Titus, who he thinks are the cutest kids ever! He enjoys his family, playing guitar, good jazz, a nice cup of black coffee, traveling/missions and the outdoors.
- PC or Mac? PC – jealous of mac people though…
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What’s in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Usually Jazz. Yellowjackets.
- Piercings or tattoos? Not yet.
- Where did you grow up? Sacramento
- Favorite movie? So I Married An Axe Murderer
- Toothpaste flavor? Whatever’s cheap.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? I’m gonna go with Thai Food.
- Favorite TV show? Amazing Race
- Any nicknames? People call me “D. Gluck”
- What and how many pets? Not really a pet family…
- Favorite fast food? Hmm… Still love McDonalds. Big fan of Wendy’s $1 Menu.
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? I dig the Wii… Don’t have one yet.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Knew Lance & Matt Larson from back in the day… We joined in January 2008 after feeling the need to find a place with a developed Kids ministry. We love this church!!!
RANDY HOUSEWRIGHT
- PC or Mac? PC, but wished I bought a Mac.
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What’s in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Music, what else? Kutlass, Skillet, Disciple, Chris Tomlin, Paul Baloche and classic rock.
- Piercings or tattoos? Not yet, plan on getting a tattoo with LarDawg and my son, Tyler.
- Where did you grow up? Southern & Northern California (My father was a preacher so we moved around.)
- How many kids? Three: One girl, two boys. Tabitha 24; Tyler 17; and Dylan 15.
- Favorite movie? Outlaw of Josie Wells, Blues Brothers, Hulk, Iron Man and Fireproof (great message).
- Toothpaste flavor? Mint blue
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Mexican
- Favorite TV show? 24, House, CSI Miami, Biggest Loser and American Idol.
- Any nicknames? “Hussle Buns”. (I used to play softball on our church team and my wife’s girlfriend gave me that nickname.)
- What and how many pets? Do kids count?
- Favorite fast food? Taco Bell
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Playstation 3 and Xbox.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? We were praying and searching for a church home, friends and family invited us to visit Bridgeway. After our first few visits, we knew Bridgeway was a place we could call “home”. My wife and I have been in church all our lives and after hearing Pastor Lance preach week after week, for us, he brought new light and depth to God’s word. We feel so blessed to be in a church where God’s word is not compromised and is preached in love and with grace.
ARIANA COBURN
- PC or Mac? - PC Baby!
- Pepsi or Coke? Coke...diet coke.
- What’s in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Coldplay, a couple of mix CDs, and Chris Tomlin
- Piercings or tattoos? Piercings - ears and belly button
- Where did you grow up? Santa Rosa, CA
- How many kids? None yet!
- Favorite movie? The Notebook, You Me and Dupree, Braveheart, Forget Paris
- Toothpaste flavor? Colgate Clean Mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Italian
- Favorite TV show? Office, 24
- Any nicknames? No thanks...all 4 syllables please!
- What and how many pets? One pup named Barker - he howls to Journey's "Don't Stop Believing". It's awesome!
- Favorite fast food? I don't prefer it.
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
Hi, I'm Ariana Coburn. I started attending Bridgeway in October of 2008. My husband Keith and I were invited by our friends, Phil and Dana Percival to check it out and we absolutely loved our experience! The teaching - solid. The worship - genuine. The people - friendly. Bridgeway was a huge answer to prayer for us, having just gotten married in June of 2008 and moving to Rocklin. It's been a place where I go to learn more about my Savior through sound Biblical teaching and a place where I can offer Him praise and thanks through worship.
CHRIS MILLER
- PC or Mac? Mac.
- Pepsi or Coke? Diet Pepsi only!
- What’s in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Elbow, The Decemberists, Elliott Smith, Magnet, Beck, have you even heard of most of these guys? I like singer songwriter music, and Kool and the Gang.
- Piercings or tattoos? I've always wanted to get a tattoo but I think my fear of needles overrides my angst for the man.
- Where did you grow up? Rancho Cordova. Go Dova!
- How many kids? 2. Miles (6) and Mason (4) They are amazing and two is all we're having! And my wife gets the awesome task of caring for them. Go Tara for doing the thankless job! I love you.
- Favorite movie? Princess Bride
- Toothpaste flavor? I hated all toothpaste (I'm 34 now so that's a lot of toothpaste to hate) up until I triedCrest Multicare Whitening Gel Toothpaste - Fresh Mint.
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? I'm not very discerning about food. I like it all. I tried Tai food and love it too now. Gimme some pad tai any day.
- Favorite TV show? It's a tie between How I met your mother and the cartoon Phineas and Ferb. Doofenshmirtz RULES!
- Any nicknames? C-dawg, C-mill, the usuals...
- What and how many pets? 2 dogs, Molly a 65 lb half-gold lab, half aussie mut and Rocky a Miniature Yorky.
- Favorite fast food? I guess In-n-Out.
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii. Lego games are the best.
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? I listened to Lance's podcast. Then I met him and Russ and decided that they weren't lame. Go figure.
ZACK WALKINGSTICK
- PC or Mac? Mac
- Pepsi or Coke? Water or Orange Juice
- What’s in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? MuteMath, Anathallo, Radiohead, Barcelona, Kings Of Leon
- Piercings or tattoos? Tattoos but I don't have any
- Where did you grow up? Sacramento
- How many kids? I want 2-3 someday
- Favorite movie? Really hard to say..
- Toothpaste flavor? Mint
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? Italian
- Favorite TV show? Office
- Any nicknames? Not usually
- What and how many pets? None currently
- Favorite fast food? In-n-Out
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? I really don't play too many video games...but maybe Wii if I had to choose
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? ran into some people from my old church that moved to Bridgeway and said I should come check it out so I did and loved it!
BILL MAUS
- PC or Mac? PC
- Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi
- What’s in your iTunes, iPod, or CD player? Dream Theater, Rush, Sting, The Police, Nat King Cole, Megadeth, Metallica, Ah-Ha, Alice in chains, Anthrax, Chris Botti, Crossfade, David Cleveland, David Crowder Band, Matt Larson Band, Iron Maiden, Testament, Day of Fire, Diana Krall, Yes, F5, Huey Lewis & the news so on and so on…..
- Piercings or tattoos? Piercings, both ears.
- Where did you grow up? I grew up in Napa, Calif
- How many kids? No kiddos
- Favorite movie? Robin Hood, Men in tights
- Toothpaste flavor? Crest Cinnamon Rush
- Chinese, Italian, or Mexican food? FOOD!!! I love food, Chinese, Italian, Mexican
- Favorite TV show? Two and a half men
- Any nicknames? Not enough room to list….
- What and how many pets? No pets
- Favorite fast food? Chik-Fa-la ???
- Playstation, Xbox, or Wii? Wii
- How did you come to make Bridgeway Church your home? Back in 2004 I went to “Roseville Hope” with some friends, heard Lance speak once, and I said to myself, “self, this is where you need to be”. It wasn’t long after that that I had introduced myself to Matt Larson and asked if he needed any additional drummers on the team, he gladly said “YES”.
