“Those elders who have been endued and called of Christ to labor also in the word and teaching are called ministers” FG V,1.3
Christopher Bush, Pastor
Chris grew up in Hunterdon County and felt called to the ministry at a young age. Through friends and reading books, Chris came to an understanding of the Reformed faith in high school and college. He is a graduate of Grove City College and Westminster Theological Seminary. Chris enjoys reading, fishing, movies, and being with God’s people. He and his wife, Kelly have four sons.
“Those who share in the rule of the church may be called elders (presbyters), bishops, or church governors.” FG V,1.3
Jerry Sisto, Elder
Raised in Brooklyn, Jerry was converted at a young age through the ministry of a local youth group. He came to an understanding of the doctrines of grace through the ministries of R.C. Sproul, James Boice, and – he will tell you – simply through reading his Bible. He lives in Clinton with his wife, Teresa, and has three children.
“Those who minister in mercy and service are called deacons.” FG V,1.3
Dan Bausch, Deacon
As a new freshman in college, Dan Bausch first heard, understood, and believed the good news of Jesus Christ. By the Lord’s providence, he was blessed to learn about the Biblical truths of the Reformed faith through his brother, his friends, and the teaching at Calvary OPC. Dan and his wife, Elizabeth live in Lawrence.
Jonathan Bush, Deacon
Jonathan started attending the evening service at Calvary OPC in 2013 and was converted under Calvary’s preaching ministry. Jonathan is currently a lawyer in Flemington. He and his wife, Diana, have a son and live in Stanton Station.