Leadership and Staff

In December of 2004 Kyle, his wife, Lizzie and their three young daughters moved to Fort Worth to partner with a group of committed adults in the work of planting and organizing Grace Community Presbyterian Church, PCA.

On January 2nd, 2005 Kyle led this new church in her first worship service. For more about what God has done since that first Sunday, see our History page.

Our pastor is committed to both the public and private ministry of the Word of God for the growth and sanctification of God’s people. His prayer is that the gospel of Jesus Christ and particularly His cross will shape and form his shepherding ministry and the ministry of Grace Community Presbyterian Church, PCA. Please do not hesitate to give him a call if there is anything he can do for you. We hope you will visit our church and worship with us as we together, with Kyle, submit ourselves to God in service to one another.
Kyle is grateful and humbled at what God has done in and through GCPC and her people. If you’d like to learn more or have questions, please click the link below and make an appointment to meet with Kyle. It would be his privilege to meet with you.

Andrew was born in Del Rio, TX and grew up in northern Illinois and central Florida. He was raised by godly, loving parents, who taught him the gospel of Christ from as early as he can remember. He holds a B.A. from the University of Central Florida and an M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando. Shortly after graduating high school, Andrew began to worship at Saint Andrew’s Chapel in Sanford, FL. In the Spring of 2013, while finishing his undergrad and beginning his seminary studies, Andrew was hired at Saint Andrew’s and served his church family in various ministry capacities that include pastoral administrative assistant, youth ministries intern, and pastoral intern. During this time, Andrew met his lovely bride, Julia, who is a native of central Ohio. They were married in July of 2015, and in November of 2017, welcomed their first child, Owen. In July of 2020, they welcomed their little girl, Violet. In July of 2022, they welcomed their little boy, Theo.

Andrew loves to spend time with his family, reading, and watching baseball. He is passionate to see the truths of the gospel cultivated in the lives of God’s people, for God’s glory.

Philip Bassett was born in San Antonio, Texas and grew up in a nearby hill country town called Boerne. He earned his B.A. in English from Belhaven College where he meet his amazing wife, Christine. After graduating, he taught English, history, and journalism at Mt. Salus Christian School, in Clinton, Mississippi, from fall 2005 to spring 2007. In the summer of 2007, he and Christine moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and he enrolled in a graduate program at the University of Dallas. Having finished his coursework there, he is now working on his thesis, which considers the relationship between law and nature in The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Though he has been a believer as long as he can remember, it was not until he began attending Reformed University Fellowship at Belhaven, that he discovered the joy of the Lord. He is both honored and eager to serve Grace Community.

Dan is married to Stefanie and the father of five covenant children – Eva Grace, Anna Sophia, Claire Elisabeth, Benjamin Robert, and Olivia Alexandra. Born and raised by Christian parents in Mishawaka, Indiana, Dan grew up in the United Methodist Church and later attended the University of Notre Dame. While he can look back on his life and see the Lord’s fingerprints all over it, it was after a dark time during his undergraduate years that the Lord awakened Dan to new life and the surpassing worth of knowing and following Jesus. A year after his graduation, Dan married Stefanie, his high school sweetheart, and then moved to Arizona where he earned an MBA and first tasted expository preaching. After a couple of years in the desert, Dan and Stefanie moved back to Indiana for work – healthcare administration and elementary education, respectively. They also returned to the Methodist church in which he was raised and led the youth group together. It was during his preparation of the youth Bible studies that God, in his kind providence, led Dan to the writings of the early Church fathers, the Reformers, and the Puritans. Shortly after the birth of their first child (2006), Dan and Stefanie joined Michiana Covenant Presbyterian Church in Granger, Indiana where he later served as a deacon. Dan, Stefanie, and the family moved to Texas in January of 2013 and now call Fort Worth home. He is honored to be called to love and serve the people of Grace Community Presbyterian Church.

Andrew is Rebecca’s husband, and daddy to three beautiful children (2 girls, 1 boy) who are all growing up way too fast for his taste. He grew up in the Philippines, and moved to the US for college. God used the faithful witness of a number of young men in high school and college to bring Andrew to Himself, and is using the ministry of the Church to continue to teach him. After attending college at Angelo State University in ruggedly beautiful West Texas, he attended graduate school at Columbia University in New York City. Finding the call of Texas irresistible, Andrew and Rebecca moved back to Texas and to the Dallas area in 1995 immediately after graduate school. He found gainful employment, and she took a turn in graduate school. The Caudals moved further west to Tarrant County and joined GCPC in 2005, after Andrew’s employer, an Internet company, moved to the area. Andrew has previously served as a men’s, co-ed, and family Bible Study leader, as well as a deacon at GCPC and at Park Cities Presbyterian Church in Dallas. He is also an unrepentant world missions junkie. He enjoys coaching recreational kids soccer teams (including the world famous Atomic Fireballs, Hello Kitties, and Spartans), traveling, eclectic movies and music, and reading.

Sean Henry was raised in a Christian home and has been a part of the PCA his whole life. Born in Rock Hill, SC, his family moved to Roswell, GA (suburb of Atlanta) when he was 10. By God’s grace he can’t remember a time when he didn’t know and love the Lord and saw particular growth during high school when multiple men discipled him and his understanding of theology and the gospel matured from that of a child to more of an adult. He met his wife Vanessa in middle school choir at their church. The two became very close friends throughout high school and eventually started dating in college. Sean went to Berry College in Rome, GA and graduated with a B.A. in Communications. He moved back to Roswell after college and began working for Federated Insurance in the commercial liability claims department in 2003. He and Vanessa were married in 2004 and the Lord has blessed them with 3 daughters – Michaela, Alexis, and Emma. The Lord brought them to Texas in 2016 via a transfer to Federated’s DFW office. Though he is politely supporting the Dallas sports teams, he is still true to his Braves and Falcons and is raising his children in the fandom and misery of them. Previously Sean was a deacon at Christ Church PCA in Atlanta and is thankful for the opportunity to serve among our family here at Grace Community. This church represents one of many “Ebenezers” for Sean, Vanessa, and their girls as God showcased His covenant faithfulness to them in that even as they moved 800+ miles away from both their families He provided this community of faith that is a second family to them.

Doug grew up in Minnesota as a pastor’s son and it is hard for him to remember a time where he did not feel God’s presence in his life. God used the persistent witness of his boss to enlighten the truths of reformed theology as revealed in Holy Scripture. Doug studied economics as an undergrad at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois and has an MBA with concentration in finance from the Kellogg Graduate School of Business at Northwestern. His first job led him to Columbus, Ohio, where he met and married Karen. In 1987, Doug and Karen moved to Fort Worth, where Doug is a money manager for a private family hedge fund. Doug has served as the treasurer of previous churches, has taught numerous Bible studies and Sunday school classes, and was a Deacon at Fort Worth Presbyterian before joining the core group that became Grace Community. Doug and Karen have been on several short term mission trips throughout Mexico and Central America. Running (marathoner in younger years), climbing/hiking (successful summit of Kilimanjaro and soon Everest base camp), and golf (consistent duffer), are Doug’s most enjoyable distractions. Doug and Karen are the proud parents of two boys.

Brian grew up in Shreveport, Louisiana and attended Louisiana Tech University where he earned his B.S. in Business. While studying there he became involved in Campus Crusade for Christ, joining the staff of Crusade after graduating. During his time on staff God led him to his incredible wife Anne, who was also on staff. After marriage Brian began studying at Talbot Theological Seminary earning a Masters of Divinity in 1984. That same year God led them to leave California to move to Oklahoma where Brian began his career in IT working primarily in the Oil and Gas Industry. Brian and Anne lived in Oklahoma for 30 years where their two beautiful daughters were born and raised. They had the blessing of serving in several Christ-centered, gospel-focused churches where numerous life-long friends and relationships were developed. Brian was serving as an elder at Heritage Presbyterian Church when his company transferred him to Ft. Worth in 2015. He considers it a privilege and honor to continue serving as an elder at Grace Community Presbyterian Church where Christ is honored, the gospel is preached and genuine Christian fellowship is experienced.

Rhett was raised in a Christian home and can’t remember a time when he didn’t know the Lord Jesus as his Savior. He was born in San Bernardino, California and grew up in lots of places around the U.S. as his family moved with the Air Force. He attended Covenant College and graduated in 1999 with a B.A. in English. In 2003 he met Britt in Pensacola, Florida while he was stationed there with the Marine Corps and she was working as a Reformed University Fellowship intern. They married in 2004 and moved to Arizona then Washington after leaving the USMC and finding a job with BNSF Railway. In 2012 Rhett, Britt and their 4 kids (Dane, Søren, Anders and Niels) moved to Fort Worth and have been blessed since then with 2 more children (Lars and Christiane). Rhett enjoys discovering new places to go hiking and camping with his family, playing backyard catch, and carpentry projects.

Duane was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico and grew up in Lubbock, Texas. The latter of which is where I attended school from kindergarten through graduate school, as well as where I met my lovely future wife Bethany at the tender age of 16. When I was 18 years old, I was brought to Christ’s table through Bethany and her recent calling via Intervarsity Christian Fellowship at Texas Tech University. We married in the summer of 1999 and moved to Fort Worth in the summer of 2006. I am currently a teacher of Advanced Placement Art History and Advanced Placement European History in Fort Worth and Bethany is an transactional attorney for a firm downtown. Bethany and I have been very active in our previous church homes, having led bible studies, small groups, etc. I am a history junkie, specifically intriguing to me is the Later Roman Republic (former Latin teacher), the Early Middle Ages, and Renaissance/Reformation.

A native Texan, Justin Campbell grew up in Keller, TX and has, throughout his life, remained living in the north Texas area. Justin was home schooled all through grade school and later went to the Art Institute of Fort Worth where he graduated with honors in graphic design. Growing up he attended Colleyville Presbyterian Church (PCA). In the year 2000 he left Colleyville to go help start a small reformed Church out in Wise county. The small Church lasted for 10 years but due to various challenges ended in 2010. Justin then, through the recommendation of a few friends, visited Grace Community and very shortly thereafter became a member. Justin now serves in the music ministry, leads missions trips, heads the GCPC mercy ministry, helps with the youth group, and is also the church’s unofficial artist. For a career Justin is Graphic Designer and Production Manager for a small business. He additionally has a part-time gig as a Kitchen Manager for a local culinary school. Justin sees his life’s calling to be in Fort Worth and hopes to remain in the area as long as the LORD permits.

Broc was born and raised in Colquitt, GA in a Christian home and Southern Baptist church. He has been a believer since a very young age and profited greatly from the influence of strong Christian men and women during his formative years. He attended Auburn University on a Navy ROTC scholarship, earned a degree in Finance, and after completing flight school was designated a Naval Aviator. He met Kelly at Auburn while she was getting her MBA and they married in 1991. After 20 plus years of service, two kids (Chance and Callie), many moves, and different churches, Broc retired from the Navy in April 2011. He began flying for a family in Fort Worth a little over a week later and has been with them ever since. Broc and Kelly have enjoyed the ability to finally grow roots with GCPC and look forward to many years of worship, service and fellowship here.

Jeff was born and raised in Keller Texas and has been a believer since a young adult age. He enlisted in the Marine Corps out of high school and subsequently completed trade school at Texas Tech. After serving a tour oversees, he and Kierra set in to start their family. He and Kierra have been married since 2004 and have 4 kids (Hannah, Olivia, Mia and Jacob). Jeff loves everything outdoors including hunting, fishing and golfing. While Jeff works for a commercial land development firm and Kierra as an Assistant Principal (in Keller ISD), they both serve the Lord first and foremost. Its here at GCPC where the teaching of the reformed faith has helped widen his love for Christ and expose his great need of his grace & mercy. Jeff and his family have been members since 2015.

Philip was born in Ohio and moved to Mississippi before his 7th-grade year. This is where he graduated high school and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, where he served on active duty for 5 years. His time in the Marines took him as far away as Okinawa, Japan. He ended up being stationed here in Fort Worth, TX in 2001. This is where he met the love of his life, Sherrie, went to university, and started a family. Philip has 3 children (Gavin, Blaine, and Lilly). Philip was raised in a Christian household and cannot recall a time when he did not know Christ as Lord. Even with these blessings, it took Philip until adulthood to more fully understand his desperate state and need for Jesus. He and his family have been members of Grace Community Presbyterian Church since 2005.

James was born and raised in Fort Worth. After he graduated from Paschal High School, he attended The University of Texas at Austin where he received his Bachelor of Science in Radio, Television, and Film. After graduating he began working in the aviation industry where he continues to work to this day as an aircraft dispatcher. In Austin he met the love of his life, Kristen, originally from Waco, and they married in 2010. While he would have called himself a Christian his whole life, it wasn’t until after getting married that he began to take his faith seriously. He and Kristen began to attend the First Evangelical Free Church of Austin where he was baptized and where his love for Jesus and theology began to take root in his life. Oddly enough, it was during a Bible study through the book of Ezekiel where James first learned of Covenant Theology and decided that Presbyterianism was the most Biblically faithful form of church government. In God’s providence it was also around this time that his job moved he and Kristen back to Fort Worth and GCPC just so happened to be down the street from their new home. In his spare time James loves to play the guitar and piano, read theology books, listen to podcasts, and work in his yard.

Jason has been a member of the Presbyterian Church, here in the DFW area, all his life. He does not remember a time when he did not know the Lord. Jason grew up attending Covenant Christian Academy in Colleyville. He met Brandi at age 16. They were married in 1996 and have three beautiful daughters- Deanna, Taylor and Faith. Jason served as a deacon at Redeemer OPC for two years (2002-2004). After the church closed its doors they joined Grace Community PCA in 2005. The family continues to grow in faith as they serve the church in multiple ways. Currently, Jason is co-teaching the 5th and 6th grade Sunday school class. In his free time he enjoys watching old westerns, the Stars play hockey and spending time with his girls.

Darren grew up in a loving Christian home and has been a believer from a very young age. He remembers praying with his father at age 6 and professing his faith in Christ. Darren was born and raised in Oklahoma and was a public school teacher for 10 years before making a career change that eventually led to a move to Texas in 2005. He currently works for a local travel technology company. Although a graduate of Oklahoma State, Darren managed to put differences aside and marry Paula (a University of Oklahoma alum). They have two wonderful boys, Parker and Peyton. Paula also taught public school for ten years and now teaches the boys at home. After moving to Texas, Darren visited Grace Community Presbyterian while it was still meeting in Bette Perot Elementary. He found exactly what he was looking for in a new church home for his family — a church where the gospel is preached every Sunday and the sacraments are rightly administered. Darren has always been involved in church ministry and has enjoyed teaching Sunday school, small groups, putting in a few tours of duty as a youth sponsor, and playing his trombone in worship services.

John was born and raised in the Phoenix, Arizona area in a small rural farming community. He spent the majority of his adult life working in sales, sales management, and retail management until beginning to work towards his teaching degree in 1999. He graduated from Arizona State University in 2003 with a BA in Secondary Education and Geography. He has been a professional educator since that time, teaching in middle school and high school.

John came to faith in Christ in 1983, and since that time God has directed him at various times to serve and lead in youth ministry, singles ministry, and global missions leadership and support on various levels.

The Lord brought his beautiful wife Samantha into his life in 2008. They are a 21st century romance, having met online through eHarmony while living 1000 miles apart. They married in 2009 and have been serving the Lord ever since in the areas of hospitality ministry, global missions ministry, and small group leadership. John and Samantha relocated from Phoenix to the DFW area in 2014, and currently serve GCPC as Reynosa Missions Trip leaders, Missions of Grace (MoG) team members, and Greeting Team coordinators.

John and his wife love to travel, having spent time in South America, Central America, Western and Easteern Europe, and various countries in Africa.

While at home, they love to travel, visit museums, play board games, camp, and spend time with family.