Meet our Pastors

Dr. Steven Oswalt
pastorsteve@broadmanchurch.org
Pastor Steve serves as Senior Pastor at Broadman; he has over 25 years of pastoral experience. Steve and his wife, Rhonda, came to us from Boise, Idaho where they ministered for 10 years and homeschooled their two daughters: Kimberly works for Fontbonne University in St. Louis, and Katey will finish the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University of Missouri in 2021.

Education:
  • Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, Boise State University, Boise, ID, 2013
  • Doctor of Ministry, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, Mill Valley, CA, 2004
  • Master of Divinity with Biblical Languages, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, TX, 1992.
  • B.A. History, Baylor University, Waco, TX, 1985

​Some of Pastor Steve’s interests include books by C.S. Lewis and John Piper, the movies Star Trek and Star Wars, reading mystery novels, and following the Dallas Cowboys football. 
Dr. Rick Mangrum
revrick@broadmanchurch.org
Rev. Rick was ordained to the Gospel ministry by Broadman Baptist Church in 2008 and serves as Associate Pastor of Discipleship. He also leads the Truth Seekers Bible study class on Sunday mornings.

EDUCATION
Rev. Rick is employed bi-vocationally as Professor of Aeronautics at Kent State University. He served in the USAF as a helicopter mechanic from 1982-92 and is a licensed Airline Transport Pilot and aircraft Mechanic. Rick has earned a Master’s degree in Natural and Applied Science and a Doctorate of Education in Applied Educational Studies from Oklahoma State University.

Rev. Rick is married to Shannon Mangrum, Praise Team Director and Instrumental Ensemble Coordinator at Broadman. The Mangrums were married in 1994.

    Meet our deacons

J. Richardson, K. Wortman, S. Staats, J. Hicks
​B. Stockdale, B. Moore, R. Lewis, R. Snyder, B. Moore
R. Hall (not pictured)
Our Deacon Ministry consists of ordained laypersons called by God to serve the local church. Scriptural qualifications are set forth in 1 Timothy 3 and Acts 6.  They assist with some common, visible responsibilities such as assisting in worship or serving communion. They provide ministerial support of the pastor and involve themselves in ministry by providing care to those in need.