Chet is a native Californian born in Modesto and raised in the surrounding communities of Waterford, Hilmar, and Riverbank. He is married to Theresa Antognini from Patterson and they have been married forty-seven years. They have two adult children and seven grandchildren. His ministry roles have included serving as an associate pastor, senior pastor, executive staff denominationally, and President of a Christian Foundation. He has always been active at the local church teaching Community groups and has an extensive background in finance, investment banking, and estate planning. He loves coaching families to become successful stewards meeting their current family needs, retirement, and generous support of the Lord's work through estate planning.  He has a master’s degree in Church Administration, and a Doctorate in Business Development from California Baptist University, Riverside, CA.

1. 5 things people should know about me:
'1) I’m serious about sharing the Word of God with clarity and accuracy,
2) I enjoy teaching young believers “how to live a successful Christian life”,
3) Developing believers to adopt a mind-set that “we are managers, not owners of our resources”,
4) Helping people become fruitful believers in a challenging world.
5) Following the Word is very important.'
2. Books I love: '"Good to Great" by Jim Collins  and "Disciples Are Made Not Born" by Walter A. Henrichsen.'
3. Music on my playlist: 'Gathers, Lee Greenway, Scott Westley Brown, Southern gospel'
4. What I miss from when I was 18 years old: 'Nothing. My best year is the one I’m living!'
5. What is keeping me up at night: 'How to best support the Crossroads leadership as they engage in reaching our community. I’m rarely satisfied. We can always do more.'

Vance was born and raised in Roseville, CA. He met his amazing and beautiful wife Cathy in Fresno while he was attending seminary. They have been married for over 30 years and have two daughters, Shannon and Heather. Vance has served as Senior Pastor to four different churches over the last 23 years. He has served as a Law Enforcement Chaplain to Sonoma County and has also worked with foster youth and foster families as a Foster Family recruiter and Trainer. Vance loves sharing Christ with others, helping people connect with God, and watching Him change lives.
1. 5 things people should know about me:
1) My wife Cathy is my soul mate.
2) I am 6 ft. tall.
3) Jesus and chocolate can solve any problem.
4) Music fuels my soul.
5) I love to laugh. 
2. Books I love: '"Green, Red, Black & White" series by Ted Dekker, "Wild at Heart" by John Eldregde, and anything by Louis L'Amour.'
3. Music on my playlist: 'Boston, Rihanna, MercyMe, Kenny G, and Casting Crowns.'
4. What I miss from when I was 18 years old: 'Being carefree and hanging out with high school friends.'
5. What is keeping me up at night: 'Thinking about how I can be a better instrument in God's hands while helping others with their journey.'

Kord's phrase for life is that, “If you can’t hold a conversation with me, it’s your fault.” The reason being is that Kord likes to talk and he has A LOT of stuff to talk about. The list includes but is not limited to; His love for Jesus, his wife, his dog, football, video games, home renovation, music and music gear, combat sports, movies, coffee, travel, books, food, etc.
Kord received his Bachelors in Biblical and Theological Studies from Liberty University and plans to pursue further into his education in the future. His wife Lacy also plays a vital role in the Student Ministry at Crossroads.

1. 5 things people should know about me: 
'1) I’m a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belt,
2) I prefer podcasts over music for working/driving/etc,
3) I have the best dog ever,
4) I drink way too much coffee,
5) I will ask often to meet over coffee.'
2. Books I love: 'C.S. Lewis’ "Mere Christianity" is a must read for anyone of any faith level.'
3. Music you will find on my playlist: 'Hype music for working out. Anything that can get the heart pumping.'
4.  What do I miss from when I was 18: 'A lot of the friends I lost after I became a Christian.'
5.  What is keeping me up at night: 'Normal everyday ministry stress.'