
Pastor Randy Booth recently marked his 43rd anniversary in pastoral ministry (March) and is approaching his 27th anniversary as pastor of Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church in Nacogdoches, Texas. He previously served as Presiding Minister of the Council of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches and currently serves as Presiding Minister pro tem of the CREC. He has founded and chaired the boards of two Classical Christian schools, where he also taught apologetics, Bible, and logic. He has served on the board of New St. Andrews College and is currently serving on the board of the Reformed Evangelical Seminary.
In addition to contributing to a number of published works, he authored Children of the Promise and co-authored The Church Friendly Family and A Justice Primer. Pastor Booth writes on Substack at The Feast of Booths. Pastor Booth and his amazing wife, Marinell, will celebrate their 52nd wedding anniversary this August (2026). They have three grown children, nineteen grandchildren, and recently welcomed their first great-granddaughter into the family.

Pastor Roy Bradley is a native of East Texas. He and his wife, Kristi, have four children, and have been members of GCPC since 2010. Pastor Bradley was ordained and installed as Associate Pastor at Grace Covenant in October 2022. Prior to serving in pastoral ministry, he served as a teacher and administrator in two classical Christian academies. He holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Sam Houston State University and an M.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies from Knox Theological Seminary.

David Alders is a sixth generation native of Nacogdoches County whose work includes various agricultural enterprises (which explains his familiarity with minor prophets). He graduated from Texas A&M University in 1985 with a degree in Agricultural Economics. A founder of GCPC (and previous iterations) in the mid-to-late 1990s, David has been married to his college sweetheart, Nicole, for 42 years. They have ten children and, as of this writing, 25 grandchildren.