If you have any questions about our church, please reach out to a member of our staff.
They would be more than happy to help in any way they can!
Our Team
If you have any questions about our church, please reach out to a member of our staff.
They would be more than happy to help in any way they can!
Jack greenoe - PASTOR
Jack L. Greenoe has been Pastor at Oak Street Baptist Church since February 2024. He has earned an M.DivBL and a Ph. D. from Southwestern Seminary, where he also taught on an adjunct basis for nine years. He has served as Pastor of Grace Community Baptist Church in The Colony, TX, on staff at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, TX and served in lay leadership at First Baptist Church in Euless, TX and Northrich Baptist Church in Richardson, TX. He has been a Research Fellow for the Ethics and Philosophical Economy Center and has presented 12 papers to the Evangelical Theological Society. He
was on the committee to update the recently published 2020 edition of the New American Standard Bible, and taught a doctoral seminar at Midwestern Seminary in 2022. He was Co-CEO of CGMG in Addison, TX from 1989-2018. He and his wife Gail have been married since 1980. Gail is an artist whose work can be seen on her website gailgreenoestudio.com.
Nathan Mauger - Director of Worship, Technology, & Administration
Nathan is originally from Orlando, FL, but has called Tennessee home since 2014. He trusted in Christ as a teenager and soon began using his musical skills for the Lord. He is a graduate of ETSU where he studied Business and Finance. He’s had years of formal and informal music training and plays the piano, guitar, and bass.
Jericho Mcgowan - Director of students & recreation
Jericho is a Junior at East Tennessee State University (ETSU) studying Information Systems with a minor in accounting set to graduate in Fall 2025. His hometown is Jonesborough, TN where he has lived his whole life. God has placed a significant burden on his heart for student ministry and discipleship through his time serving on leadership at the Baptist Collegiate Ministry on ETSU’s campus. His future plans entail pursuing ministry further by pursuing a formal education and
obtaining a Master of Divinity.