David Mullens
Pastor
David is a native of Kokomo, Indiana. He has been in pastoral ministry for over twenty years. David received a bachelor’s degree in computer technology from IUPUI, a Master’s of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary and a Doctorate in Spiritual Formation from Asbury Theological Seminary.
David has been married to Delora for over twenty-five years and they have three daughters and a son. His oldest daughter, Rachel, lives with her husband Kyle on Whidbey Island in Washington. She is a Jr. High math teacher. Rebecca teaches 5th grade in Huntington, IN. His son Joshua attends Valparaiso University as a Financing and Accounting major. Their youngest daughter, Anna, attends Indiana University as an English major.
David enjoys spending time with his family, reading about the God we serve, helping people connect deeper with God’s amazing love, and playing music. His deepest desire is that others discover the love, joy, hope, and peace of God through Jesus.
Shari Miller
Administrative Assistant
Shari Miller is originally from north-central Ohio and has called the Bloomington area home twice, with a 20-year gap between her stays. In 2024, she married Don Miller of Indiana, and together they cherish their two cats, Butters and Kai. Her deep passion for serving the Lord led her to become a voluntary disaster relief chaplain.
In her free time, Shari enjoys spending quality moments with her family
and close friends, whether it’s simply relaxing or embarking on new
adventures.
Ryo Kaneko
Pianist
Winner of the 2014 Miami Music Festival Piano Competition and the 2015 Jacob Flier International Piano Competition, Japanese pianist Ryo Kaneko is a rising star in the next generation of pianists. He has performed with conductors such as Vladimir Feltsman, Michael Rossi, Victoria Gau, and Bohuslav Rattay and has presented recitals on many prestigious venues including the Kennedy Center, New World Theater, Rosa Hart Theater, McKenna Theater, Manhattan’s Steinway Hall, and the Studley Theatre. His performance has been consistently praised for his unrivaled, visceral energy. Times Herald-Record’s Mr. James F. Cotter vividly describes Mr. Kaneko’s performance of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s first piano concerto: “The final allegro takes the form of a scherzo, which Kaneko brought to a rousing climax that brought the audience to its feet with shouts of ‘Bravo.’”
Mr. Kaneko received his undergraduate and Master’s degree at Rice University, where he studied with the internationally acclaimed artist Dr. Robert Roux. Currently, he is earning his Doctor of Music in Indiana University under the guidance of Professor Emile Naoumoff.
