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Dr. Bill Yeary,
along with his wife, Jennifer, has served in most areas of ministry including
youth pastor, street evangelism, business administrator, senior pastor, and
missionary. He has conducted missionary works in India, Russia, China,
Mexico, and New York. He is also a dynamic teacher and counselor with a
heart to disciple people into the ministry. He is currently Senior
Co-Pastor of LifeHouse. Bill and Jennifer have three children that are being
home schooled.
Rev. Charles R. Pederson
is a retired laboratory technician from Texaco Inc., Port Arthur Refinery.
Since 1991, Charles has worked in treatment centers, halfway houses, outpatient
facilities, churches, missions, and schools with people who struggle with
substance abuse problems. He is presently serving on the Board of Directors for
the H.O.W. Center for men in recovery and the Board of Directors for the
Jefferson County Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. He currently counsels as a
Certified Faith-Based Counselor at CCCC in Beaumont and serves as a Community
Outreach Coordinator for the Clinic. He and his wife, Jean, reside in Nederland,
Texas.
 Rev. Michael Derrick
has served in several capacities of ministry including senior pastor and
associate pastor. He graduated from and was ordained through Preston Road Center
for Christian Education in Dallas, TX in 1993. In 2003 he became associated with
Vision Life Ministries where he received extensive training in deliverance and
inner healing. He is a Certified Faith-Based Clinical Counselor with a passion
to help hurting people receive wholeness through the ministry of counseling,
deliverance, and inner-healing.
He is currently Senior Co-Pastor of LifeHouse.
Lori Nobles
is a Certified Professional Naturopath and a Certified Faith-Based Clinical
Counselor. She was employed in the medical field for nine years before
becoming involved with alternative therapies. She is called to help others
restore their health through alternative natural health methods. She has been involved with alternative health therapies since 1994
and is the President and Executive Director of
Still Water Wellness
Center. She is also the Director of
Compassion Christian Counseling in Kyle (Austin), TX. and the
Administrator for Life
Training Institute. Lori
is heavily involved in her church in Kyle, TX and currently mentors youth
and serves in the Emmaus Community.
 Rev. Dale Dailey
has served in several churches as senior pastor. He is a Certified
Faith-Based Clinical Counselor and loves to teach the Word of God. He is
very compassionate about bringing healing and wellness to the Body of
Christ. He is the Director of Compassion
Christian Counseling in Woodlands, TX.
Recognizing the need for an effective Biblical approach to counseling, a group
of experienced Christian counselors opened Compassion Christian
Counseling in October of 1998. The Clinic has built its ministry on the
concept of ministering to the whole person—spirit, soul and body. It became
self-supporting within three months and has been highly successful from the
outset. The ministry has seen phenomenal growth in its outreach to those
hurting in the community. The guiding principle of the ministry is found in
Luke 4:18-19, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He anointed me to
preach the gospel to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim release to the
captives, and recovery of sight to the blind, to set free those that are
downtrodden, to proclaim the favorable year of the Lord.”
The concept of ministering to the whole person is unique to this ministry and
one that sets it apart from other counseling modalities. Spiritual issues,
often neglected, are a primary focus of faith-based counseling and are
considered to be as important to healing as ministry to the body and soul.
Focusing on the root of the problem which often lies in the belief system,
rather than just the symptoms, is necessary for lasting recovery and is key to
the successful application of the Faith-Based Therapy™
Model.
Since it’s beginning, CCC counselors have helped hundreds of people and
influenced many to take up the cause of Christ. By God’s grace, family
relationships have been restored, divorces prevented, addictions broken, and
difficult life issues resolved.
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