Our Leadership

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

Staff

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

I love this church family! This has been my home-worship community since I was an awkward 15-year old. I left for a few years to attend Westmont College, and upon graduation in 2004, I was hired to lead young adult ministry by New Community Christian Church (NC3). NC3 was “replanted” as Littleton Christian Church in 2009, and it has been my joy to serve as LCC’s pastor since then.

My lovely wife Erin and I were married in 2010. We have four fantastic kids who love music, theatre, art, and Saturday morning pancakes. When I’m in a good rhythm, I love to run, play basketball, ski, and especially to connect with people over a fine cuppa coffee.

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.

Elders

Bethany Forberg

Following other family members, I started attending LCC about a year after the church started meeting in the late 1990s. I have enjoyed being involved and serving in a variety of ways over the years growing, and maturing, with this group of people with God uses in my life as He sees fit. I am grateful for all of it. I share a home with my mom and other family members for time to time. I am a social worker and have mainly worked with people of older ages over my career which I value both personally and professionally. I am also a knitter, lover of dogs and coffee. 

Dave Rhodes

I moved to Littleton in 1985 after having lived in a number of states and a couple foreign countries as both a military dependent and then a Navy veteran. My wife, Georgia, and I took on the challenge in 1992 of merging 5 kids (now with 5 grandkids). We enjoy hiking, camping, backpacking, and hanging with family and friends around a firepit. We ventured a few years back into an occasional Spartan, Goruck, and Hyrox event. 

I love the city of Littleton and LCC family and am physically, emotionally, and spiritually invested in our community. I appreciate the multiple opportunities Littleton gives us to connect and enjoy meeting together.

Chuck Swanson

I moved to Colorado in 1972 after service in the Army that included a year at Fort Carson and a tour-of-duty in Vietnam.  Blessed with a loving wife, I was widowed after 43 years of marriage.  Currently retired,  I was an owner and President of a CPA firm for over 45 years.  My interests include participation on various business and 501(c)(3) boards and out-of-door activities such as bicycling, fly fishing and hunting.  LCC has been my church home from its founding.  My heart’s desire is to participate with other brothers and sisters who share the ambitions and goals as expressed in the mission statement of LCC.

Jeff Sahr

Marriage to my wife, Rebecca, brought me to Colorado back in 1988. I'm now retired but spent most of my work life in various management positions in the telephony and information technology industries. Rebecca and I have a daughter, Kathryn, who, after stints living in San Francisco, Chicago and New York City, is now back in Denver. Rebecca and I have been a part of the LCC family for 11 years and love the close connections within our community of believers. In our retirement, we have been pursuing visiting the National Parks across our great Country. In addition to LCC, we stay active with a number of volunteer non-profit pursuits and enjoy hiking, snowshoeing and regular visits to the gym.


Kasey Wilcox

Originally from Oklahoma, my wife, Carlee, and I moved to Colorado to be near her family in Centennial in 2016. We’ve been a part of LCC since 2020. I’m passionate about family ministry and the hearts of fathers returning to their children (Malachi 4:6). We’ve been blessed for me to have a career in Human Resources, but I get most excited about time invested with my wife and 4 children. I also enjoy working out, DIY projects, bonfires, and wrestling.