Our Staff

Jessica Moss

Children’s Minister
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Jessica joined and started serving at CCBC in July 2024. She married her husband, Tyler, in April 2017 and they have two children, Raelynn and William. Jessica is a graduate from Clemson University and is a Nationally Certified ASL Interpreter. Jessica has been serving alongside her husband, Tyler, in the ministry since 2015. She has served in youth ministry, children ministry, and fulfilled the role of a Pastor’s wife. Jessica was saved at a young age of five and was raised to follow the Lord, but it was in college at Clemson, that she matured in her faith and truly understood the meaning of having a relationship with the Lord. From then, she felt called to the ministry but wasn’t sure to what capacity. She served as a missionary in Florida for three months, and while serving alongside her husband in ministry, Jessica found her calling, love, and passion for children ministry. Accepting Christ at a young age, and now having young children herself, Jessica has a passion to teach and disciple young children to know the Lord and to guide them in their walk with Him. Jessica understands that this is an opportune time in a child’s life to set the stepping stones and foundation of their faith. Jessica is excited to see how the Lord uses her and works within the children of CCBC.
 
“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6

Greg Phillips

Worship Leader
 
Greg started serving in his current position at CCBC in November 2021. Greg has spent over 35 years serving as a Law Enforcement officer in both Cherokee and Spartanburg Counties. He is currently employed by the 7th Circuit Solicitor’s Office as a Senior Investigator. Prior to that, Greg worked for the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office. Greg and his wife Deedie live in the Grassy Pond area and they have 2 sons, Alan and his fiance Anna, and Clay and his wife Shea. Greg and Deedie have 3 grandchildren, Camron, Kalli, and Cooper! Greg loves all types of music and has sung in two Southern Gospel Quartets over the years. He brings a blended style of music to Cherokee Creek. “I believe that the song lyric and the message the song brings is more important than the style. Whether Traditional, Contemporary, or Southern Gospel, I hope we offer something for everyone here at CCBC as we worship together in song!”

Deacons

Johnny Lathan 
John McCall
Tyler Womack
David Martin
Hal Mintz
Tim Ruppe
Scott Bolf
Danny Ray Sarratt
Mike Spencer