VCC staff bios

Jeff Miller

Jeff and Jennifer planted VCC in 2001 in their living room with four people, a guitar and a Bible. The Millers have enjoyed 26 years of marriage and have four children, their three oldest serving in the U.S. Air Force.  Jeff has a background in retail and construction.  He enjoys art & music, old books, Scrabble, and trees.  Jennifer enjoys nature, health, and cooking.

Jeff has written three books and published a number of albums, all available on Amazon and/or iTunes.

 

Vanessa Vannoy

Vanessa oversees the children’s ministry and discipleship at VCC.  She worked in missions in France for seven years before moving to Augusta.  She has served in children’s and women’s ministry extensively and helped direct our yearly VBS programs.  Her calling is to equip and empower believers of all ages to serve Jesus.  Vanessa enjoys exploring new cultures through travel and relationships, but especially loves laughing and playing with her nieces and nephew.

 

 

 

Dusten and Casey Gorrell

Dusten and Casey serve as youth pastors at VCC.  They have three children and two of everything else on the planet.  When not hanging out with the youth or family they can be found cruising on Dusten’s motorcycle or entertaining a house full of random church members who have gathered spontaneously.

 

 

 

Zoe Hickerson

Zoe joined the VCC Staff in 2016 to assist the coordination of pastoral care. Additionally, she now oversees the hospitality wing of Sunday morning teams and maintains giving records. Zoe aims to help people make connections to Jesus, other believers, and resources. She is a homeschooling mother to two. Zoe and her husband Ron (a VCC worship leader) enjoy making art and lifting people’s spirits with food.

 

 

This Week’s Calendar

Click above for a list of groups meeting this week.

Upcoming Events

We meet every Sunday at 10:00 am
to worship God together, and throughout the week in home groups all over the city. Please click the link to the left for a complete schedule of home groups.

Our Community

At VCC, we believe that church is not a function: it is a family. Our religion is only as alive as we are, the people that pursue it. So, rather than acting as an organization, we want to act as an organism. We have no time for casual contacts and meaningless formalities. We are a fellowship on an adventure towards the stuff of God. Church means worshipping God together, studying the Bible together, fixing our cars together, hiking together, eating together, playing together, praying together... enjoying the warmth of the Holy Spirit in all parts of our lives together, not just in appointed meeting times.