Deacons
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Mike has served as a deacon since 2023. For many years, he has served with the audio/visual team and has been involved with VBS and other youth activities. Mike is retired from the US Navy, serving from 1978-1998. He enjoys astronomy and is an avid Philadelphia Eagles fan. He and his wife, Sandy, have a grandson. Mike is also a teacher for J.O.Y., a group that meets on Sundays @ 9:45 AM in room 103.
Mike Camp
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Brandon has served as a deacon since 2017. He serves the Roanoke Valley as a PA for ECU Health. He and his wife, Jodi, lead NTCC's weekly coffee ministry. They have two children.
Brandon Carlisle
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Kim has served as a deacon since 1984. He and his wife, Cheryl, have three sons and seven grandchildren. Kim's favorite things to do include singing, cooking, and spending time outdoors with family and friends.
Kim Carlisle
Wesley has served as a deacon since 2025 and has been a member of NTCC since 2009. Over his time serving at NTCC, he has served as a leader of the worship team since 2020 and a leader of NTCC Students since 2022. He graduated from East Carolina University with a degree in music education and teaches music at Brunswick Academy. He is an avid Carolina Hurricanes fan and enjoys singing and listening to Southern Gospel music.
Wesley Christenbury
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Woody has served as a deacon since 2021. He previously served as deacon from 2005-2013. He is retired from New Dixie Oil Company. He enjoys classic cars and riding Harley Davidson motorcycles. He and his wife, Lynn, have two children.
Woody Clary
Todd has served as a deacon since 1995. For many years, Todd has been a leader of the Roanoke Rapids Youth Baseball Association and has headed up many tournaments hosted by the RRBYA. He and his wife, Melanie, have two children and one grandchild.
Todd Lockamon
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Andy has served as a deacon since 2015. He is retired from Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company. He also served in the US Air Force. He has been a member of NTCC since 2013. He and his wife, Trudy, have two sons and five grandchildren. He's an avid Buffalo Bills fan and enjoys playing golf.
Andy McDermott
Jason has served as a deacon since 2025. He and his wife, Missy, have one daughter. Jason owns a carpentry business and has done renovation projects in the church building and projects for many NTCC members over the years.