Adam Smith has moved to Dallas as full-time leader for the 115 member-strong singles ministry in the Dallas/Fort Worth Church. Adam, formerly of Bozeman, Montana, says singles are an underutilized resource in many churches and he would like to change that here in Texas.
“I want to be able to give to the singles ministry and watch it grow and develop. I really believe in singles and the impact they can have.”
Adam, 32, became a Christian in Los Angeles in 2003. After earning a 
degree in theatre from Valdosta State College in Georgia he moved to L.A. to pursue a career in acting. A disciple invited him to church in January of 2003 and Adam was baptized in April of that year. He quickly began helping in the teen ministry and later served for three years as an intern in the L.A. singles ministry. At that time he felt God place a new dream in his heart and moved to Montana to intern with the small Missoula and Bozeman churches.
“God put it on my heart to go and help out smaller churches because we were so well taken care of in LA. I wanted to give that to other places.”
While leading in Montana, Adam continued his education by becoming a certified grief recovery specialist and he is also close to earning a Master’s in Divinity from Rockbridge Seminary. Adam says one of the reasons he chose to move to Dallas was so he could be part of a larger team and continue to learn and grow.
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