Our Staff
Littleton Christian Church is a member of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church denomination. Our Staff & Elders are committed to ensuring the appropriate advancement of this mission, and works to facilitate Gospel application and celebration in the church and implement opportunities for the church to grow in love of God, each other, and our neighbors
Family Ministries
Shana Mickey
shana@littletonchristian.com
I’m a Colorado Native, born in Fort Collins and moved to Denver when I was 7. I have been in youth and family ministry for 15 years and it’s been a joy to walk alongside families, kids and students. My husband Truett and I have been married for 12 years and we have a 4 year old son. He keeps us on our toes and makes us smile a lot! I graduated from Eastern University in Philadelphia with a bachelor's degree in youth ministry and christian studies. Since moving back to Littleton from Philly 9 years ago we have opened two coffee shops, Bean Fosters, one in Golden and one in west Littleton. We are so glad to be a part of the Littleton Christian Family!
Lead Pastor
Rev. Mike Wright
Mike@littletonchristian.com
When I first came to New Community Christian Church as an awkward 15-year-old, I could never have dreamed what God had in store. After I graduated from the beautiful Westmont College, I joined the staff in 2004. God replanted that church as Littleton Christian Church in 2009. I am convinced Jesus established the Church to show his rule and love to the world. The people of LCC, the EPC and the network of churches in Littleton have shown me what his love and rule are like again and again. Joy piled upon joy when Erin became my wife in 2010, and as our family continues to grow among this great church family. Now and again, Mike posts articles over at http://thepluralyou.com/.
Associate Pastor
Rev. Stephen Newhall
Stephen@littletonchristian.com
A Hoosier heads west - kudos if you know what that means. I left my home in South Bend, IN and arrived in Colorado in 2014 to attend Denver Seminary, and upon receiving my MDiv in 2017, I had no desire to leave. My wife, Bailey and I live in Northeast Littleton with our sons James & Sullivan, and a Golden Retriever, who has become something of a neighborhood celebrity.
I love this city. Since moving to Colorado I have only called Littleton home, and I certainly don’t anticipate that will change anytime soon. Truly, it is an amazing community in which to live, play and work, but nothing compares to the deep joy I feel from spiritually investing in this place. I believe LCC has been, is, and will continue to be significant proponent of health in our city, and I am amazed that I have been welcomed into that process.