Leadership

Jesus Christ alone is the head of our church. He rules Christ Covenanat Reformed by His Word and Spirit. He uses qualified men, known as elders, to administer His rule. Elders oversee the teaching and spiritual life of the church.


You can find the governing details of CCRC in our constitution.


As of August 2021, we are without a pastor. The elders and visiting ministers lead Sunday worship.


The Lord is faithful. He knows what we need. In time, we trust that He will provide a man after His own heart to become our next pastor.

Elder mike elliott

Mike grew up in the Pacific Northwest. He attended church sporadically as a boy, until his parents gave up on it completely. Fortunately, God had better plans. As a young adult, the Lord called him to Himself. 


After 40+ years, Mike can attest to the Lord’s faithfulness. He and his wife have three children and many more grandchildren, all of whom love the Lord. 


It was Mike's desire to see young children raised in the fear of the Lord that led him to co-found CCRC with Ryan Yeager in 2007.

elder ryan yeager

Ryan is a third-generation Montanan and believes this is God’s country. Ryan was a founding member of CCRC in 2007 out of a desire to see a Reformed church centered on covenant renewal worship, sound doctrine, optimistic eschatology and the education of our children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.  God graciously saved Ryan almost 40 years ago and He is still in the process of sanctifying him!


Ryan married his lovely bride Ginny in 1998 and the Lord has blessed them with three wonderful children:  Anita (Luke) Deacon, Elizabeth and Alex.  And let’s not forget Tigs the Standard Poodle who is pretty sure she’s a full-fledged child as well.  Ryan works in HR and Labor Relations at a local oil refinery and has been employed there since 1991. 


C.S. Lewis is Ryan’s favorite author and here are two of his favorite quotes:


“The Christian does not think God will love us because we are good, but that God will make us good because He loves us.”


“To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable because God has forgiven the inexcusable in you.”