The Iowa-Missouri Conference Executive Committee appointed Pastor Jeremy Clark as the new Conference Bible Worker Director in May. This role is set to enhance the conference’s outreach efforts.
Pastor Clark’s journey to this position was marked by personal growth and dedication to faith. After overcoming early life challenges, he and his wife Tori experienced a spiritual renewal that led to active involvement in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Clark quickly assumed leadership roles in his local congregation.
His passion for evangelism led him to complete the SALT program with It Is Written in 2018. The Clarks then served as Bible workers in Indiana before returning to the Iowa-Missouri Conference in July 2020. They initially served the Ottumwa, Albia and Centerville churches and then moved to St. Louis in July 2023 to work with the Mid Rivers Adventist Church and establish a new congregation.
In his new role, Clark expressed excitement about the opportunities in St. Louis, which represents a significant portion of the conference’s population. He also shared his vision for a school of evangelism.
“The opportunity to meet people’s needs and teach them about Jesus is outstanding,” Clark stated. “We’re excited about the school of evangelism because it will create a continuous cycle of evangelism in St. Louis and provide tools for church members to use in their local communities.”
While assuming his new responsibilities, Clark remains committed to his work with the Mid Rivers Church. His appointment marks a new chapter in the Iowa-Missouri Conference’s mission to spread the gospel and nurture faith throughout the region.
