Leadership

Pastor Kevin came to SCC in 2023 following 32 years of pastoral ministry in Florida, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.  Kevin was raised in a Christian home in Orlando and nurtured at a dynamic Bible teaching church with a strong mission's focus.  It was in those settings he received the foundation for his faith.  At the age of twelve, Kevin accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Savior.  At the age of eighteen he felt God’s call upon his life for full-time pastoral ministry.  However, he fought that call and sought to find purpose and ministry in other forms of work.  This “running” led him to secure a number of college degrees and work in a variety of jobs.  In 1990 Kevin finally responded to God’s call and willingly entered full-time ministry.  He says, “I have been amazed how God could use an extremely shy teenager to fulfill His purposes.  It has been a great privilege to be used by God.  I look forward to the next chapter of life He has in store for me.”

Kevin’s desire is to help others grow in their walk of faith, through life-relevant preaching/teaching and leadership.  He is excited to be part of a church and ministry that has a vision to be something great for God. 

Kevin and his wife, Susan, are blessed with three children and multiple grandchildren.  He is a die-hard Gator fan [you should see his office], enjoys doing home projects of all kinds, and spending time with his growing family.  His life verse is Psalm 18:32 – “It is God who gives me strength and makes my way perfect”.

David has been attending SCC since 2000 and became an elder in 2009. David has served in many different capacities over those years. Some of the highlights include leading high school youth, service on Council, Council Chairman for 3 years, teaching many adult classes, leading men’s discipleship, preaching a handful of times, and participating in men’s ministry.

David accepted the Lord Jesus Christ in 1979 and has been trying to understand and apply the Word of God to his life ever since. As a church, we seek to help people draw closer to a relationship with Christ or to go one step deeper in their walk with Him.

David is married to Tracy for 40 years and they have 4 children and 5 grandchildren.

T.C. McIntosh has been serving in leadership at SCC since 2018. He and his dear late wife, Patti, joined SCC in 2017 after relocating to St. Johns from Northern Virginia, where they were both active in Sovereign Grace Ministries churches in Richmond and Fredericksburg, VA since 2008. T.C. has served as an SCC council member and was ordained an elder of SCC in January 2020.

T.C. holds undergraduate and graduate degrees and has served in Government and military service for more than 40 years, all in law enforcement. He continues to serve locally here in St. Johns County with the State Attorney’s Office as a Certified Fraud Examiner. T.C. has 5 adult sons and 10 grandchildren, all spread out across the U.S., but remains engaged with his extended family across the miles as travel allows.

Matthew Hinson currently serves as an Elder of Switzerland Community Church. Matthew grew up in Jacksonville with his family first coming to SCC when he was six years old. Matthew developed a love for ministry during his time as a participant, and then leader, in the SCC Students’ Ministry.

An avid weightlifter in high school, Matthew was selected to represent Team USA at the 2011 Youth World Weightlifting Championship in Lima, Peru.
Matthew graduated with Honors in 2016 from Berry College in Rome GA with a Bachelor of Science double major in Economics and German. It was at Berry that Matthew met his wife Erin, whom he married in 2017. After moving back to Jacksonville, Matthew started and currently manages an IT services company.

He was commissioned as a Deacon of SCC in July of 2022 and ordained as an Elder of SCC in November of 2023. He has a passion for teaching biblical theology as well as for Worship Arts and technology. Matthew also enjoys robust theological debate, having acted as moderator in several debates throughout his years in ministry. He enjoys hunting, astronomy, and history and he and Erin enjoy going on camping trips, playing with their dog, and visiting out-of-state family.

I became a Christian at the age of 12.  I am still married  to the love of my life after 54 years. We have 3 children and 10 grandchildren.  I am retired after working in the orthopedic industry over 30 years.  I enjoy gardening and love my church.