Leadership

Bryan McNally was born in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, but grew up in the Lower Peninsula. Though he grew up in the church and always attended Christian schools, it was during his junior year of high school that the Holy Spirit arrested his heart and caused him to actually know and believe the Gospel. After graduating from Bridgeport Baptist Academy in Bridgeport, MI he attended Bob Jones University (B.S. Church Music; M.A. Pastoral Studies). Ever since high school he has been involved in ministry at churches in some way. After seminary his early ministry included serving on staff at churches in Dover, NH and Huntingdon, PA, followed by 3-4 years as a hospice chaplain. In 2012 he completed the requirements for ordination in the Bible Fellowship Church and began as the pastor of the BFC of Zionsville, PA where he served for 10.5 years. He and his wife Lisa have been married since 2002 and have a son and 2 daughters. When he has time to do so, he enjoys woodworking, motorcycling, and reading.

e: bmcnally@gracebfcreading.org

Randall Grossman was born in Washington, PA and grew up in Topton, PA. He graduated from Brandywine Heights High School, Kutztown University (B.S. Secondary Ed-Social Studies) and Biblical Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity). He was saved at age 19 while attending college. Following graduation from seminary, he returned to Kutztown in 1981 to become the founding pastor of the Kutztown Bible Fellowship Church. In 1990, he became the pastor of Grace Bible Fellowship Church in Reading. Pastor Grossman has served on the Board of Directors of the Crisis Pregnancy Center of Kutztown, Motivated Moms, Homosexuals Anonymous, and the Reading Bible Institute. In the Bible Fellowship Church, he served as the first President of the Executive Board, serves on the Executive Board, Ministerial Relations Committee, and as Moderator of the BFC Conference. He and his wife Nancy have been married since 1978 and have two daughters, 2 son in laws and 5 grandchildren.

e: rgrossman@gracebfcreading.org