Our Leaders

Rich and Laurie Hall previously ministered at Atwater Community Church. Rich grew up in Atwater, and he and Laurie met while he attended Trinity College and Seminary in the Chicago area. Laurie was raised in the suburbs of Chicago. The two were married in 1981 and moved to Colorado where they raised two sons, Marc and Ryan, before moving back to NE Ohio in 2012. Since they have returned to Ohio, Pastor Rich has been involved in Men's Challenge Ministry in Stark County, he served as a chaplain for a re-entry home in Hartville, and he has appeared in the "Ask a Pastor" show on TCT Television. Pastor Rich also has a significant social media bible study and ministry through his page "A Preacher and His Barns". You can contact him at 330-614-5490.

Curt and his wife Carrie, have attended Wellspring Bible Church for the past 10 years. They have five children, Sidney, Mallory, Eli, Andy and Johnny. They have a passion for service and hospitality.

Cody and his wife, Chrissy, are blessed with 2 children, Cale and Carla. Cody's primary vocation is software development in a secular company where he hopes to be a light for Christ. He also enjoys serving his family, his church, and teaching the Bible. As a family they like to go camping, ride bikes, play board games, and play video games. Cody's spare time is often spent reading, studying the Bible, making things that fly, or writing code (whether tinkering with the Raspberry Pi computer or building a Bible reading plan app).

Nancy and her husband Greg have attended WellSpring Bible Church since 2014 and have been members since 2015. Nancy is currently serving as the church treasurer. She has a wealth of knowledge and experience in church ministries and 501c3 charitable organizations and is pleased to be able to use the knowledge to serve God at Wellspring!

Bill is a father to one daughter, Brea, who lives in West Virginia with her son, Conner. Bill has attended Wellspring since becoming a Christian. At that time he was baptized and became a member. He has since become a deacon of Wellspring. He retired several years ago, but that only lasted 2 months. He then went to work part time for another church, where his eyes were really opened to what it takes to run a large church. On the weekends, he does flea markets. He enjoys being outside and selling things one on one. This has led Bill to sharing his faith with people. He also enjoys repurposing things. He's blessed to have a family and a church family. Both of whom have helped him in more ways than they know.