John Price is the Senior Pastor of Mountain Gap Church in The Rock, Georgia.  With over 28 years of pastoral experience, John is dedicated to Reaching The Next Generation for Jesus!

Pastor John and his wife Selina have been married for over 32 years. They have three beautiful daughters and five grandchildren.

"Selina and I are so thankful for the opportunity to serve Mountain Gap Church. We believe that we have been strategically placed by God to serve our community. Our ministry is dedicated to reaching people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. We long to see Mountain Gap Church fulfill the vision for "Reaching The Next Generation Of Christ Followers." We are passionate about God's Word, worship, healthy marriages and families, and each person walking in the purpose of God for their life. We value relationships over religious action. We still believe in the power of God and the work of His spirit in the believer's life. It's our honor to minister to you, and we look forward to the opportunity of getting to know you as we partner in fulfilling the great commission."

Lane started his ministry in 2022, where he served as the Family Life Pastor at Royston First UMC in Royston, GA. Lane then married Judy Tuten in July of 2023. 

Before coming to Mountain Gap Church, Lane attended Emmanuel University, where he served in many campus leadership roles. He is a 2023 graduate of the School of Christian Ministries.

“We are beyond excited that God has called us here to serve at Mountain Gap Church. Judy and I are passionate about raising the next generation of Christ followers who go and spread the word and love of Jesus Christ.” 

Toye Garner is the Administrative Assistant to the Senior Pastor at Mountain Gap Church, having faithfully served for over 20 years. Toye has lived in Pike County since 1973 and is dedicated to helping and loving the community selflessly. Her attention to detail and servant's heart is admirable.

"I am a little biased but I do not think you will ever meet a friendlier fellowship of worshippers than those at MGC. The people who attend Mountain Gap Church quickly become family and not just acquaintances.

The Spirit of the Lord works and moves at Mountain Gap and it is my greatest honor to haved served Him and the people since 2002.

I invite you to join me at Mountain Gap and see for yourself how welcoming the people are and how the love of the Father is felt in the services."

Darcy Reinagel is the Women’s Ministry Director. She is an ordained minister and a licensed Pastoral Counselor. Darcy has been ministering to women, in many different settings, for over 25 years. It is her desire to see all women flourish.

There is so much that the devil uses to isolate women, make them feel separated,

insufficient, and on the outside looking in. It is my heart to encourage authenticity,

strong relationship with the Lord, healthy bonds of friendship, and unity among women.

There is a place for women in ministry. Women fulfill an important role in the lives of

their families and the church. It is my heart to help remove burdens and hindrances, so women can simply be who God made them to be.

To be our authentic selves, in healthy relationship with God and others, is a very

powerful position for God to pour through our lives to help and heal others.

Lisa Jo Baker: “Let’s be women who want to see other women flourish.”

Heidi Marais has a heart to see the lost come to know the amazing grace, forgiveness, and love that Jesus offers to all through His sacrifice, even through digital media. Through a series of ups and downs, she has found an avenue that allows her to share and communicate the Good News through digital media.

Heidi is a graduate of the School of Christian Ministries at Emmanuel University in 2013. She is a mom to three amazing kids. 

"We live in a digital age that has made it easy to access and share the gospel of Jesus. The Lord has given me a unique opportunity to use what I have been given to bring the Good News to the world through digital media. We are here to see the lost save, train the next generations, and build the Kingdom of God."