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Scott Apple, Pastor of Worship Arts, is a singer, writer, and teacher. He and Terry, have 4 children and live in Noblesville. Read Scott's blog.

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Freddy Garcia is the pastor of Spanish ministries and was recently granted a minister's license. He also has training in computer programming. He and his wife, Rosemary, live in Noblesville.

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Lynnette Gordon is the Pastor's assistant and church information manager. She has a degree in Parish Work. She and her husband, Gary, live near Tipton.

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Michael Ross is lead pastor. He has a Doctor of Ministry degree from Drew University's School of Theology. He and his wife, Diana, live in Anderson. 

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Darrell Trotter is the church's administrator. Darrell is a retired educator and school administrator. He and his wife, Moni, live in Anderson.

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We believe in one God-the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

We believe that the Old and New Testament scriptures are inspired and contain all truth necessary for faith and Christian living.

We believe we are born with an inclination to do evil.

We believe the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ provides salvation for all who repent and believe.

We believe that believers are to be entirely sanctified – fully committed to Jesus Christ, and dedicated to loving others.

We believe in the final victory of Jesus Christ. 

NobleNaz is part of the International Church of the Nazarene. For a more complete look at the International Church of the Nazarene, visit www.nazarene.org.

NobleNaz has been part of the Noblesville landscape for over 75 years. In 1932, 17 charter members, led by Pastor Wainscott, began worshipping in a store front at 1158 Wayne St.  

The congregation grew rapidly and  soon purchased lots at the corner of 10th and Grant. The new church building was dedicated November 25, 1935. Due to the church's steady growth, more room was added two years later.

Under the leadership of Pastor C. T. Fleetwood, the church was remodeled in 1951. 

Led by visionary pastor, Robert Donham, the church moved to its present location in 1983. A Family Life Center was added in 1993.