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About Andrew Culver

After graduating from Northwest University of the Assemblies of God in Kirkland, Washington, Andrew began his ministry as a licensed minister with the Assemblies of God. He first served as a Children’s Pastor in Kirkland and later as a Youth Pastor in Kent, Washington.

Raised in a pastor’s home, Andrew witnessed the movement of God firsthand throughout his life. His father’s ministry spanned several traditions—including the Nazarene Church, Assemblies of God, International Communion of the Charismatic Church, and the Anglican Church—giving Andrew a broad perspective on the work of the Spirit across denominations.

At age 15, Andrew joined a medical mission team to Haiti, where he experienced God’s power in a profound way. He later graduated from a Christian school in Alaska, where his father served as both administrator and pastor. Following God’s call and his father’s example, Andrew entered ministry with the Assemblies of God.

One pivotal moment came during a service at St. Patrick’s Church in Oregon, where Andrew sensed the Holy Spirit’s clear direction to continue walking in his father’s footsteps. He was ordained to the diaconate on June 13, 1998, and served as Deacon at Holy Trinity Church in Kent, Washington, where his father was priest and pastor.

In 1999, Andrew moved to Boise, Idaho to assist a local church, and the following year relocated to Texas. While serving Holy Trinity Church in Fort Worth, he pursued seminary studies in Sherman, Texas. In May 2002, he returned to Washington to serve again at Holy Trinity Church before moving to Spokane, where he ministered in various leadership roles across multiple congregations.

Today, Andrew serves at New Horizon Community Church as Service Coordinator, continuing his lifelong commitment to supporting the church and helping others encounter the presence of God.