About PFA

We believe in the four core beliefs of the Assemblies of God:

Salvation

Baptism in the Holy Spirit

Divine Healing

Second Coming of Christ

as well as the sixteen fundamental truths of the Assemblies of God.

Celebrate

 ...God's presence through worship

Connect

 ...to people in our community

Cultivate

 ...growth in Biblical principles

Convey

 ...God's love through service

Communicate

 ...God's Word to the world

Meet the leaders of our church and their respective ministries below. PFA is a growing membership always looking to add volunteers to the leadership team. If you have a heart to serve, there is a place for you to put your gifts and talents to use at Pampa First.

In September of 2013 God called my wife and I from pastoring a church for twenty-five years in Central Florida to rebuild a church here in the Texas Panhandle. We are proud to be the Lead Pastor and wife of First Assembly of God in Pampa.  This is a great church that is hungry and thirsty for more of God. We have seen God do a work in the lives of many of these friendly people. Our vision and desire is to build the Kingdom of God until He comes again.

Pastor's Council

Aaron is the church treasurer. He has served in leadership for many years.

Pastor's Council

Nancy is the newest member of the Pastor's Council. She adds a new perspective and insight that helps with the daily tasks of the church leadership.

Fire School of Ministry Teachers

At 9:15 on Sunday mornings the Fire School of Ministry meets in the Fellowship Center. This is a free class open to anyone who wants to learn more about the Bible and it's teachings. 

Connections Coordinator

Brenda Sattesahn organizes church events that include fellowship, fun and feasting. She keeps the church active with senior adult lunches, prayer meetings, ministries outside the church, bible studies and ladies events. Come see what she will plan next that will be a blessing to you.

Prison Ministry

In Texas over 5,000 inmates are released each year. Without the gospel these men and women are likely to live the only way they know how which means more crime and more victims. Sharing the love of Jesus can make a life changing difference for them, their families and their community.

Soup & Bread Ministry

Each Wednesday at 5:30 the community is invited to have a hot bowl of soup as we fellowship together and hear a short devotion.  It's our desire to get to know you on a deeper level than what the  Sunday mornings schedule allows for.