Senior Pastor - TJ McCall: TJ came to Seaside First Baptist Church in July of 2009.  He grew up down the road in Marina and is very excited to have his family serving in a church so close to where he was raised.  TJ was saved while attending a youth ministry during his senior year of high school.  The Lord dramatically changed his life and called him to preach.  TJ has earned a BA in Bible from The Master's College in Santa Clarita, CA., and Masters' degrees of Divinity and Theology from Andersonville Theological Seminary in Andersonville, GA.  He is currently working on a Doctorate of Ministry in Expository Preaching from ATS.  After serving in various pastoral ministries and teaching Jr High Bible at Sonrise Christian School, the Lord brought TJ and his family home to Seaside First Baptist Church.

TJ is married to Jessica, and they live on the church property with their three children, Andrew, Ayden and Aletheia. TJ enjoys reading and running.  As a family, the McCalls enjoy watching the San Francisco Giants, going to the beach, and geocaching. [EMAIL Pastor TJ]

Office Administrator - Desiree Poma: Desiree joined our office staff March 22, 2011. Before coming to the Monterey Peninsula she lived in Oak Harbor, WA. Previously Desiree did ministry in South Africa for 3 months. In February she moved from Oak Harbor, to the Peninsula to marry Nick Poma. Desiree is excited to work so closely with such a solid church. Desiree and Nick live in Monterey, CA with their dog Rylee. Desiree enjoys cooking, shopping & listening to sermons.

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A great number of Volunteers: A great deal of the work that gets done around Seaside First Baptist Church is done by dedicated and willing volunteers, from Sunday School teachers to grounds maintanence to janitorial work.

Volunteer committtee members orchestrate and prepare many of the activities and ministries that happen at Seaside First Baptist Church.

Additionally, leaders within the church are giving of their time to serve the body at Seaside First Baptist in many different ways. Service to the body is one of the vital aspects in being part of a local congregation and of the larger Church Body.