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'''Brantley Rider McDonald''' (born July 19, 1996) is an American Reformed Baptist who resides in the Charlotte, NC metropolitan area. | '''Brantley Rider McDonald''' (born July 19, 1996) is an American [[Reformed Baptist]] who resides in the Charlotte, NC metropolitan area. | ||
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In 1996, Brantley was born to David and Rebecca McDonald in Gastonia, NC. Brantley is the oldest of his two siblings and all of his first cousins. For the first few years of his life, his family attended at Parkwood Baptist Church. Eventually, Brantley and his family began attending First Baptist Church of Cramerton, since it was closer to their residence. | In 1996, Brantley was born to David and Rebecca McDonald in Gastonia, NC. Brantley is the oldest of his two siblings and all of his first cousins. For the first few years of his life, his family attended at Parkwood Baptist Church. Eventually, Brantley and his family began attending First Baptist Church of Cramerton, since it was closer to their residence. | ||
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In 2014, Brantley graduated from South Point High School and began attending Appalachian State University. In 2017, Brantley graduated with a Bachelors of Business Administration (majoring in Computer Information Systems and minoring in Supply Chain Management). While attending university, Brantley regularly attended First Baptist Church of Boone. | In 2014, Brantley graduated from South Point High School and began attending Appalachian State University. In 2017, Brantley graduated with a Bachelors of Business Administration (majoring in Computer Information Systems and minoring in Supply Chain Management). While attending university, Brantley regularly attended First Baptist Church of Boone. | ||
In 2017, following his college graduation, Brantley moved back home and began attending back at First Baptist Church of Cramerton, and became the volunteer IT Director. In August of that year, Brantley married his first spouse in Fort Mill, SC. In October of that year, Brantley attended a worship service at Parkwood Baptist Church on the Sunday of the 500th Anniversary of the [[Protestant Reformation]]; which was the first Sunday the pastor/preacher was back (after returning from Sabbatical), and started a sermon series in the book of Galatians. Following that Sunday, Brantley began a | In 2017, following his college graduation, Brantley moved back home and began attending back at First Baptist Church of Cramerton, and became the volunteer IT Director. In August of that year, Brantley married his first spouse in Fort Mill, SC. In October of that year, Brantley attended a worship service at Parkwood Baptist Church on the Sunday of the 500th Anniversary of the [[Protestant Reformation]]; which was the first Sunday the pastor/preacher was back (after returning from Sabbatical), and started a sermon series in the book of Galatians. Following that Sunday, Brantley began a theological shift towards [[Reformed theology]] and began attending both Parkwood Baptist Church and First Baptist Church of Cramerton. | ||
In 2018, Brantley began leading the Student Ministry at First Baptist Church of Cramerton for Middle and High School grade levels. Brantley and other student pastors/ministers area began meeting monthly to fellowship with each other, and to also work together to ensure that there were Bible Clubs in each of the Middle and High Schools in the area. | In 2018, Brantley began leading the Student Ministry at First Baptist Church of Cramerton for Middle and High School grade levels. Brantley and other student pastors/ministers area began meeting monthly to fellowship with each other, and to also work together to ensure that there were Bible Clubs in each of the Middle and High Schools in the area. | ||
In early 2020, Brantley began resigned from being the volunteer IT Director (and ceased being a contracted Student Ministry worker) at First Baptist Church of Cramerton and began attending only Parkwood Baptist Church (eventually moving membership to there). Later that year, Brantley's first child and daughter was born in November. | In early 2020, Brantley began resigned from being the volunteer IT Director (and ceased being a contracted Student Ministry worker) at First Baptist Church of Cramerton and from that point onward began attending only at Parkwood Baptist Church (eventually moving membership to there also). Later that year, Brantley's first child and daughter was born in November. | ||
In 2021, Brantley began attending an Exodus Church ([[Acts 29 Network]]), which was an outgrowth from Parkwood Baptist Church. | |||
In 2023, Brantley became part of the team working to plant [[Coram Deo Reformed Baptist Church]]. | |||
= Ministry Work = | = Ministry Work = | ||
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Revision as of 05:12, 8 August 2023
Brantley Rider McDonald (born July 19, 1996) is an American Reformed Baptist who resides in the Charlotte, NC metropolitan area.
Biography
Childhood
In 1996, Brantley was born to David and Rebecca McDonald in Gastonia, NC. Brantley is the oldest of his two siblings and all of his first cousins. For the first few years of his life, his family attended at Parkwood Baptist Church. Eventually, Brantley and his family began attending First Baptist Church of Cramerton, since it was closer to their residence.
Early Adulthood
In 2014, Brantley graduated from South Point High School and began attending Appalachian State University. In 2017, Brantley graduated with a Bachelors of Business Administration (majoring in Computer Information Systems and minoring in Supply Chain Management). While attending university, Brantley regularly attended First Baptist Church of Boone.
In 2017, following his college graduation, Brantley moved back home and began attending back at First Baptist Church of Cramerton, and became the volunteer IT Director. In August of that year, Brantley married his first spouse in Fort Mill, SC. In October of that year, Brantley attended a worship service at Parkwood Baptist Church on the Sunday of the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation; which was the first Sunday the pastor/preacher was back (after returning from Sabbatical), and started a sermon series in the book of Galatians. Following that Sunday, Brantley began a theological shift towards Reformed theology and began attending both Parkwood Baptist Church and First Baptist Church of Cramerton.
In 2018, Brantley began leading the Student Ministry at First Baptist Church of Cramerton for Middle and High School grade levels. Brantley and other student pastors/ministers area began meeting monthly to fellowship with each other, and to also work together to ensure that there were Bible Clubs in each of the Middle and High Schools in the area.
In early 2020, Brantley began resigned from being the volunteer IT Director (and ceased being a contracted Student Ministry worker) at First Baptist Church of Cramerton and from that point onward began attending only at Parkwood Baptist Church (eventually moving membership to there also). Later that year, Brantley's first child and daughter was born in November.
In 2021, Brantley began attending an Exodus Church (Acts 29 Network), which was an outgrowth from Parkwood Baptist Church.
In 2023, Brantley became part of the team working to plant Coram Deo Reformed Baptist Church.
Ministry Work
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