Welcome Jeremy Farley, Children’s Ministry Coordinator!
We are delighted to welcome Jeremy Farley as Brick Church’s new Children’s Ministry Coordinator! Jeremy brings a lifelong love of storytelling, creativity, and faith, along with a passion for helping children discover meaningful and joyful ways to connect with God. Jeremy may already be a familiar face to many at Brick Church after playing Bert in this year’s production of Mary Poppins. We are excited to welcome him back to Brick Church in this new role and look forward to the energy, imagination, and enthusiasm he will bring to our children’s ministry.
Jeremy Farley first connected with Brick Church when he played Bert in this years production of Mary Poppins—and he’s excited that his next role is serving as the Children’s Ministry Coordinator!
Jeremy grew up traveling the world with his parents’ ministry and theater company, Mimeistry International, using mime and physical theater to share Bible stories. His parents were students of legendary mime artist Marcel Marceau, so storytelling has been part of Jeremy’s life from the very beginning!
He earned his BFA in Acting from Wright State University and has directed theater and film and taught creative workshops to kids of all ages. Jeremy loves finding fun, creative ways to help kids connect with God, grow in their faith, and have a great time along the way!
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Welcome, Jeremy! It’s heartwarming to see someone so passionate about nurturing our kids' spiritual journeys. Reflecting back, those moments in children’s ministry feel like the fun of “run 3”—full of energy and joy while navigating life's obstacles!
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