Steve Belsheim
Steve became a follower of the Lord Jesus Christ as an adult in his thirties. He was born in Michigan and raised in central Ohio. He graduated from Purdue University (1973 B.S. Metallurgical Engineering) and The Ohio State University College of Law (1976 J.D.). He has been in the practice of patent law for over thirty years. He has a high interest in studying theology and facilitating the courses in The Theology Program. Sharon and Steve have been married about eight years with Steve having lost his first wife to cancer after almost twenty-five years of marriage. Through his marriage to Sharon, Steve has three stepchildren, four step-grandchildren and one step great-grandson. In closing, his hobbies are golf (at one time he was actually good at golf), trying to stay in shape, and talking about retirement but doing nothing to retire.

Ed Bridgeman
Ed Bridgman a servant of Christ born and raised in Mississippi moved to Fairview in 1995. He married his wife Joy in 1985. Father to wonderful daughters Kimberly and Amy. He has been a long time member of Fairview Community Church where he has served as a teacher, a deacon and now as elder. While living in Mississippi he served on the Tunica Volunteer Fire Department as a firefighter and EMT. He is currently employed as a care partner at the Children?s Hospital at Vanderbilt and is a full time student in the nursing program at Aquinas College. He enjoys the occasional game of golf and when time permits a good baseball game. His passion however, is service to others.

Mike Mangrum, Pastor
Pastor Mike felt the call of God on his life to enter the ministry in 1995. He, along with his wife, family and two other couples stepped out in faith to begin this work in December of that same year. Mike married his wife Judy in June of 1972 and they have three sons. The oldest, Josh is the Youth Pastor at FCC and he and his wife Joy devote a large portion of their lives to ministering here in the church. His middle son, Kris and his wife Casey are active members here as well. His youngest son, Ryan, is serving in the U.S. Coast Guard in Cape May, New Jersey.

Mike has the heart of a teacher and desires to see it produce transformed lives. He and Judy live in the Fairview area on his families property as they have done for the last 20+ years.

Jim Mihalko
Jim Mihalko is a believer in Jesus Christ who used to struggle with drugs and alcohol but now lives daily in freedom at the foot of the cross. He is President of d.u.I. ministries, a Christian author, speaker, teacher, and writer. He was born in upstate New York, moved south in 1982 and has lived in Fairview since 1992. He has been married to his wife Robbie since 1985 and has three grown daughters, Casey, Jamie, and Corrie, and a son-in-law Chris. He loves to play golf and is a fan of college and pro football.

Bob Wolk
My name is Bob Wolk and I am currently serving on the board of elders here at F.C.C. I have a wonderful wife of 34 years named Cindi. We are blessed with three sons; Chris age 30, Dave 28, and Rob 20. We live in central Hickman county where I also work in my dental lab fabricating crowns and bridges for local dentists. My formal education consisted of three years studying three different disciplines; business, education and dental technology.

I came to faith in Jesus Christ in 1974 while attending an outreach ministry of Coral Ridge Presb. Church in Ft. Lauderdale Fl. This encounter with God changed everything about who I am, and the life I would live until this present day. My passion is for the wisdom, power and glory of God to be known on earth as it is in heaven, and that everyone who is called by the name of Christ grows up to the fullness of His plan for them, because He is WORTHY to be known for Who He Is.

Cindi and I have been members of F.C.C. for nearly ten years now. My particular area of interest at F.C.C. is our ministry of community groups. These groups are a vital part of the life of our church. If you are not a member of one, I strongly encourage you to call me anytime for more info. Life and growth happens in community. We desperately need each other. God made us to cooperate with one another to further His kingdom purposes. Interdependence works where independence
fails.