Mark E. Wilson
Senior Pastor

Mark joined the pastoral staff in 1997. As a graduate of Temple Baptist College in Cincinnati, Ohio, with his major in pastoral studies, he began his preaching and teaching ministry early in 1983. Pastor Mark is currently completing his Master of Divinity at Newburg Theological Seminary. Pastor Mark has two biblical principles that guide his pastoral ministry: 1) to be an effective leader you must be willing to serve and 2) we must teach those things that become sound doctrine. Pastor Mark also has served on the Executive Board for the State Convention of Baptist of Ohio. Before accepting the call as the Senior Pastor position in February 2005, he worked in the grocery warehouse industry for 25 years.

Mark enjoys spending time with his wife Brenda. They have been married since 1980 and have two adult children: a son, Mark Daniel, and a daughter, Lauren Elizabeth. Pastor Mark is an avid outdoorsman, a passion passed down from his father.

Matt McKay
Associate Pastor --- Youth, Christian Education, & Missions

Matt has been at North Fairfield Baptist Church since June of 2004. He is a graduate of Cumberland College in Williamsburg, KY, and is working toward his Masters at Southern Seminary. At 17 he accepted the call to full-time ministry and since then has served as summer intern youth minister at two churches in Louisville. His first church where he worked part-time was McKee Baptist Church in McKee, KY. Matt is married to Theresa, a teacher in Fairfield, Ohio, and they have two children, Canaan and Tytus.

Robert Skirvin
Pastor of Emeritus

Bob received the call to full-time ministry at the age of seventeen and immediately began studying to become a pastor. He graduated from Clear Creek Baptist College, Cumberland College and Georgetown College with the Bachelor of Arts degree and received the Master of Divinity from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. Bob's first full-time pastorate was near Nashville, TN. In January 1960, East Hamilton Baptist Church decided to start a church plant which was organized into a church in June 1965 and 2 years after called Bob to become the church's first full-time pastor, July 3, 1967. He remained Senior Pastor at that church, North Fairfield Baptist Church, for 37 1/2 years before retiring in December, 2004. Bob accepted the church's call to become Pastor Emeritus in 2006.