A Life Group Leader is responsible for building relational community, leading message-based conversations, and guiding adults through Journey’s discipleship process by hosting a small group of people in their home or at a host home.

Journey offers numerous support groups. A Support Group Leader enables access and sharing of information with the group, facilitates group meetings, delivers weekly lesson plans and facilitates group discussion. Support Group Leaders care for the group members by guiding them to Jesus, with a focus on hope and healing.

Greet people who have decided to publicly profess their faith and assist behind the scenes with baptism attire and logistics.

If you have a flexible schedule and have a heart to love those who are sick and/or mourning, we would like to invite you to join our team for hospital visitations and/or as a funeral service greeter.

There are many opportunities to pray for Journey members and our community in-person (Wednesdays at 11:00am), virtually, and through emailed prayer requests.

Pastor Harvey is our Spiritual Formations and Online Campus Pastor and part of our pastoral care team. Originally from Greenville, SC, Pastor Harvey has spent most of his life in Orlando. He worked at Journey from 1995 to 2005 as the Pastor of Students, then returned in 2015 and has served as a Campus Pastor and Care Pastor, as well.

Pastor Harvey has been married for 35 years to his wife, Sandy. They have two children, Kyle and Kayla, and has one grandchild on the way! One of his favorite memories at Journey was baptizing his children. He says, "I’ll always remember the joy I had seeing them give their lives to Christ.”

Pastor Randy is an Associate Pastor over Adult Discipleship and Pastoral Care. Originally from a farm in South West Arkansas, Pastor Randy oversees Rooted and life groups and enjoys the process of raising up new leaders. He also enjoys the pastoral side of ministry by helping marriages that are in crisis, as well helping those who have lost hope.

Pastor Randy has been married to his wife Sandra since June 1980. The Greens have 7 children and 15 (and counting) grandchildren! Pastor Randy says, "The best advice I was ever given was to “Never Give Up,” and from one of Keith Green’s songs that said, “you just keep doing your best and pray that it’s blessed and Jesus takes care of the rest.”