We regard the office and the function of pastoral ministry and church leadership as a sacred trust granted by God. The Biblical requirements for ministry describe a life built on character and integrity. In a day when secular leaders try to draw a distinction between their private lives and their public service, we recognize that our private lives and our families are the validation of our public ministry. Our commitment to God, His Word, His call, our families, and each other provide the context for our leadership in Christian service.
Taylor Stewart
LeaD Pastor
After several years of fruitful campus ministry beginning in 1984 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Virginia, Taylor established Cambridge Christian Fellowship (now ENC) at Duke University in 1989.
Taylor and his wife Elizabeth followed God’s call to the mission field in 1992 to plant Life in the Son Christian Fellowship in Guam, the first international church plant from King’s Park, and later Saipan in 1998. Following ten years of church planting and pastoring in Micronesia, Taylor and his family returned to King’s Park International Church in 2002 to pastor and lead the church.
In the fall of 2011, Taylor and Elizabeth planted a new congregation in Raleigh called King’s Park Raleigh.
Elizabeth Stewart
Women's Ministry
After graduating from the University of Georgia and completing her masters at the University of Virginia, Elizabeth entered full-time campus ministry from 1982-1992, joining her husband Taylor Stewart as a campus minister at UNC, UVA, and in establishing Cambridge Christian Fellowship at Duke University.
Elizabeth and Taylor left for the mission field in 1992 traveling to Micronesia as missionary church planters where they started Life in the Son Christian Fellowship in Guam & later Saipan. After ten years of pastoring and church planting, Elizabeth and Taylor relocated to the U.S. in 2002 making Raleigh their home.
Elizabeth is Director of Women’s Ministry at King’s Park and Director of Friends of Mirembe where she serves the internationally acclaimed African Children’s Choir and their local home, Mirembe House.
larron yancey
worship leader
Larron is a graduate of NC State University, where he studied Design and Entrepreneurship. It was during his time there that he sensed God’s call to worship ministry and began leading worship with Every Nation Campus at NC State. While serving on campus, he also led worship at a church plant in his hometown. This season was a natural extension of his upbringing in a family of worship leaders, musicians, and artists.
Upon graduating, Larron served on the worship team at King’s Park Durham’s campus before soon joining the team at King’s Park Raleigh. As one of the early members of the Raleigh church plant, he has faithfully served since it’s beginning and now leads our worship team.
He lives in Raleigh with his wonderful wife and their two children.
Alan Mitchell
campus director
Alan is a campus minister on staff with Every Nation Campus Ministries - Raleigh. He and his wife, Melissa, grew up on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, graduated from East Carolina University, and were married in 2007. They both became Christians in college, worked at ECU as campus missionaries for 7 years, and in 2013 felt called to North Carolina State University. Alan has four amazing children. He is also enrolled at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary pursuing his Masters of Divinity.
Alan spends most of his time playing trains, laughing with his wife, reading books, and telling college students about the amazing good news of Christ’s boundless love for them.
tyler osborne
campus minister
Tyler is a campus minister on staff with Every Nation Campus Raleigh at NC State University. He grew up in North Carolina and graduated from NC State after studying Computer Engineering. He is married to Jean Webb Osborne who grew up on the mission field in South Africa. Tyler became a Christian in high school and felt that God was calling him into ministry two years later after serving as a student leader in the Every Nation Campus ministry at NCSU.
Tyler enjoys spending time with his awesome wife and growing family, doing carpentry, and telling students about Jesus while in the gym.
Camille bishop
Christian Formation
Camille is a professional educator who has served with Youth With A Mission (YWAM), a global missions organization, since 1988. Her passion is biblical worldview, Christian formation, and discipleship. Camille earned her Ph.D. in education from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in 2004. She has published two books, We’re in This Boat Together: Leadership Succession Between the Generations and Courageous Teaching: Teachers Who Dare to Be Transformed.
Camille moved back to Raleigh in 2006 and connected with King’s Park Raleigh in their early days of pioneering the church. She serves as the Minister of Christian Formation.
Camille splits her time between travel and her home office in Raleigh, North Carolina. She loves hiking, biking, espionage novels, and spending quality time with family and friends.
Asia Spruill
campus intern
Asia is a Campus Intern on staff with our campus ministry at NC State.
Asia is from a small town called Winfall, located on the east coast of North Carolina. She graduated from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a Bachelor’s degree in Middle Grades Education. Asia realized she had a deep desire to go into ministry and then God sovereignly placed her into campus ministry. Asia is excited to be in the university setting interacting with students.
When she’s not on campus, you can find her singing, at home watching hallmark-like movies or spending time with friends and family.