Jordan Asbury serves as the Lead Pastor of Bruner’s Chapel Baptist Church. With over a decade of ministry experience, he has faithfully served in various roles across West Virginia, Connecticut, and Virginia. Jordan surrendered his life to Christ at a young age and answered the call to ministry at 16. He holds a Bachelor of Theology and is actively pursuing further education in Biblical Counseling and Divinity to better equip himself for the work of gospel ministry.

Jordan’s ministry philosophy is firmly rooted in the authority of God’s Word, faithful preaching, and the clear proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ as the only hope for salvation. He is committed to making disciples by teaching sound doctrine, encouraging personal spiritual growth, and equipping believers to share their faith through evangelism and missions. His heart is to foster a Christ-exalting church with a close family feel—where genuine relationships, meaningful membership, loving accountability, and servant leadership help believers grow deeper in faith, prayer, community, and disciple-making, all for the glory of God.

Above all, Jordan treasures his role as a husband and father. He is married to Courtney, a loving mother and thriving entrepreneur, and together they have four wonderful children: Michael, Charlotte, Kennedy, and Evelyn. Their family shares a deep bond and does life and ministry together alongside their Bruner’s Chapel church family.

When he’s not in the pulpit or shepherding the church, Jordan enjoys the beauty of the Kentucky countryside, relaxing by a campfire, diving into a good book, spending time with friends from church and wrestling on the floor with his kids.

Debbie Mullaney is a native of Boyle County and has degrees in social work and religious education from Campbellsville University. She received her teaching certification in moderate to severe disabilities from Eastern Kentucky University. Debbie has a M.Ed. degree in early childhood special education, and a Rank 1 in educational leadership. She and her husband, Jim, reside in Perryville.

Darryl Peavler is a native of Harrodsburg and currently resides in Burgin with his wife Sherry and two daughters, Kelsie and Maddie. Darryl received his Bachelors of Science in Business Administration and also his Masters of Business Administration from Campbellsville University. Darryl and Sherry have a love for youth-aged children and a passion to see them develop their relationship with Jesus.

Kandis Proctor is a native of Anderson County and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management from Berea College. She has been employed at Hitachi Automotive since 2010 as a Senior Production Planner. Kandis and her daughter, Lillie, reside in Mercer County.