Brent was born in North Carolina into a loving family with five sisters and a brother. Though he’s moved around, he still remains a Tar Heel fan. Brent gave his heart to Jesus as a young man at the age of 19.
He graduated from God’s Bible School and College (B.A.) located in Cincinnati, OH. A few years later he graduated from Nazarene Theological Seminary (M.Div.) in Kansas City, Missouri. Starting out in the Wesleyan Denomination he transferred to the Church of the Nazarene, where he was ordained as an Elder. Brent has pastored in Indiana, North Carolina, Kentucky and South Carolina.
He is married to Victoria. They have a blended family of 7 grown children and 4 grandchildren.
Brent and Victoria, convinced of the Lord’s leading, moved to West Columbia in April, 2016 to serve as lead pastor at West Columbia Central Church of the Nazarene.
He enjoys watching NFL, College Basketball, Animal Planet, and the news. Brent enjoys the outdoors, yard work, the ocean and pretty much anything chocolate – especially chocolate iced glazed donuts! And hot Krispy Kreme donuts for sure…well, Brent pretty much enjoys anything sweet.

Connie felt her calling to ministry at a young age. She began teaching a Beginner Sunday School Class when she was 14 years old. She has always been involved in multiple areas of Church Ministry including teaching, music and missions. She attended Bible College where she felt God calling her to service as a missionary. Afterward, she completed a BA in Elementary Education. She worked as a public school teacher for several years. In 1981 she served with Wycliffe Bible Translators/Summer Institute Linguistics as a teacher for the children of mission personnel in the Philippines and in 1991 as a tutor for a family in Mali, West Africa. In 1992 she realized that God had other plans for her to become a promoter of missions rather than a missionary. She joined Central Church in 1987 and has served in various areas including on the Nazarene Missions International (NMI) Council. In 2004, she accepted the position of NMI President for Central Church in which she continues to serve. She also serves as teacher for the Anybody’s Bible Class (ABC) in the Discipleship Ministries Department. She retired from the SC Department of Public Safety in 2018.

Sarah Dymock serves as the Youth Director at CCN, bringing a deep passion for ministry and a strong commitment to nurturing the spiritual growth of young people.

I have attended Central Church since birth being an active member in both the children and youth ministries. In my Sophmore year of high school, I took over leadership at Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).
The Lord has truly blessed me with generations of family members who were called to serve and now I too have heard God's call to serve in His ministry at Central.
As a current student at Paul Mitchell School of Cosmetology the Lord has opened the doors into Children's Ministry. It has been the best journey and I feel so blessed to have my family and their support through prayer.
My calling now is to pour the word of God into the generation of now and the ones to come!
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