Aaron Clark

“God’s purpose is to fill all things with Christ (Ephesians 1:22–23),” Pastor Clark said.

“He wants to fill every space of the universe with the glory of Christ. That means every corner of our community, every part of our lives—our families, our neighborhoods, our co-workers—and that includes those who serve in government!”

Like his predecessor, Pastor Clark recognizes the challenge of teaching God’s Word in rocky soil. Vermont is consistently among the least religious states in the nation according to a recent study. Yet this is a challenge he has boldly embraced.

Pastor Clark has significant experience with starting and strengthening small ministries. He was involved in church planting efforts in upstate New York and Vermont between 2013 and 2024. He currently serves as Associate Pastor of Discipleship, Evangelism, and Missions at Crossroads Christian Church in East Montpelier.

He and his wife, Jenna Rose, are blessed with three young children—daughters Rosemary Ana and Annaliese Grace, and son, Elisha John Godly.

Pastor Clark attended Word of Life Bible Institute in both Florida and New York and graduated from Liberty University in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in religion, concentrating in biblical theological studies. He is currently pursuing a Master of Theological Studies at Grimké Seminary.

With a heart for reaching the world’s lost souls, Pastor Clark is enthusiastic about the capital mission field where he believes God has placed him.

“I long to reach legislators and see them move from darkness to light—to love the Lord and love His law,” he said.