Senior Pastor

shanenixon@fbcmocksville.org

Every Wednesday, Shane Nixon wears orange.  Let’s come back to that in a minute.

Shane has been a NC Baptist all his life.  In fact, it would be fair to say that the Baptist Church has dominated Shane’s life.

• Public profession of faith in Salem Baptist Church, Dobson, NC, at 9 years old.
• Attended Baptist youth camp (Caswell), RA Camp (Caraway), and various other Baptist related things for the entirety of his youth
• Worked for, graduated from, and has served on the (various) boards of Campbell University
• 7+ years as webminister and technology coach for Baptist State Convention of NC
• Ordained as both deacon and minister by FBC Burlington
• 3+ years as Chief Information Officer for Baptist Children’s Homes of NC
• 2+ years as Director of Church/Community Relations, Baptist Retirement Homes of NC

Being a Baptist Christian is all he knows!

When God called Shane into vocational ministry some 13 years ago, no one could have predicted that being a pastor of a local church was in his future, least of all Shane.  But since hearing the call to such, here at FBC Mocksville back in March of 2011, nothing has seemed more natural.  God was and is in this there is no doubt.

Being married to his college sweetheart and being dad to his daughter and son take up most of his "outside church" time.

More about Shane:

What does Shane enjoy most?
Playing wiffle ball with his son
Watching his daughter dance
Seeing his wife be a mom

Does Shane have any hobbies?
Golf, which he is BAD at
Church softball, which he is WORSE at
Canoeing, which he hasn't done enough yet to know how bad he'll be!


What is Shane reading right  now?  
A bunch of Sports Illustrated magazines he has gotten behind on and a book of poetry left to him in his grandmother's estate.

If you put in his ear phones and hit play on Shane’s Ipod right now what would you hear?
Your Great Name, The Battle of New Orleans, and some classical music

Why does Shane wear orange every Wednesday? 
Because every day is hump day at Campbell University.  Still Confused?