Doug grew up in a Christian home in New Jersey and came to faith in Jesus Christ at an early age. He worked as a radio news anchor after graduating from Temple University. Doug is also a graduate of The Master’s Seminary (M.Div.) and served as a pastor of churches in Alaska, California, and Virginia from 1990 to 2008. He spent several years engaged in politics in Washington, DC before joining the staff full-time at GBC in 2017. Doug and his wife Robin have been members at Grace since 2013, and have five young adult children. He has been most influenced by the writings of John MacArthur and John Piper. In his free time, Doug is a fan of NASCAR, soccer, the Baltimore Orioles, and the Los Angeles Rams.

Bob was called to faith in Christ by God’s grace shortly after he began attending GBC in September 2014. Bob spent most of his childhood in Maryland where he was born but also lived in Nevada and California during his high school years. After graduating from the University of Maryland at College Park, he moved to Virginia where he has lived for over 30 years. In 2018 Bob retired from his accounting practice to pursue seminary studies at Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) where he completed his Master of Arts in Biblical Studies. He is also pursuing a Master of Arts in Christian Counseling as RTS.

Stuart grew up in a Christian home and was exposed to the Gospel at a young age, but at that time, Jesus and his Gospel were just "assets" to believe in, in order to fly under the radar. It wasn't until college that God, through a faithful group of guys, granted to Stuart gifts of faith and repentance. It was then that he turned from his sins and trusted in Jesus's sinless life, substitutionary death, and victorious resurrection for salvation.
Stuart is married to his wife Lauren and together they have four children: Payton Anne, Owen, Kaitlyn, and Nathan. He enjoys sports, rooting for the local pro teams and the Tennessee Volunteers.

Vashon was born and raised in Charleston, SC where he was called to faith at a very early age through the ministry of his grandparents, parents, and siblings. He received his undergraduate degree from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University while also participating in the AFROTC program there. After graduation, Vashon received his commission as an officer in the US Air Force. Later, he received his Master of Divinity degree from the King's College and Seminary. He retired from the Air Force after 23 years of service and currently works as a contractor supporting a Department of Defense agency on Ft Belvoir. He is married to Patrice Moore (also USAF retired) and they have two children, Jasmine and Asher. Vashon, Patrice, and Asher have been Covenant Members at GBC since 2019. Vashon currently serves on the music team, on the prayer team, as a Home Group leader, and has served in the children's ministry in the past. Vashon was a part of the inaugural cohort in the GBC Leadership Training Program. He is also pursuing his certification in Biblical counseling.

Dave was born in Scotland but raised in New Jersey. In 1969 he left NJ to never look back and to attend Washington Adventist University, then known as Columbia Union College in Takoma Park, MD. Although attending a Christian college and being raised in the Presbyterian Church, Dave came to faith late in life. He and his wife Mairi, who were married in 1988, came to faith together in 1995 and were baptized in 1996. He has two children, Stacey and Robert and four grandchildren Alec, Samantha, Ashlyn, and Alexsana. At a previous church, Dave served as both a deacon and for thirteen years as an elder. Dave has also served both as a deacon and an elder (2018-2021) at Grace Bible Church. He has also served on the GBC Missions Committee and currently coordinates outreach at Harmony at Spring Hill Assisted Living and the Sunday Morning Prayer Team. He has also led a Home Group for several years. Dave has a passion for discipling other men.

Jeremy is a native of NOVA and was raised in a Christian home and professed faith in Christ at an early age. During high school, God graciously grew Jeremy in his faith, and helped him more fully understand what it means to be a follower of Christ and to daily rely on His grace. Jeremy graduated from George Mason University and is currently the Chief of Human Capital at the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Jeremy is married to his wife Sarah, and together they have two children: Caleb and Hannah. They have been members of GBC for several years.

Mike was born and raised in Virginia. Throughout his middle school and high school years he attended church most Sundays, either with his parents or with his best friend. But despite regular church attendance, he still didn’t know Christ. In 2000, Mike graduated from high school and joined the military. This led to him being assigned to various locations in the country. In 2010, two years after being married, the Lord saved Mike, calling him to Himself. Following his conversion, Mike was pursued by men who challenged him in his sanctification. In 2018, the Websters (which now included their son) moved back to Virginia and started attending GBC. Soon after, the Websters became Covenant Members and joined a Home Group. Since becoming a member, Mike has served in the Youth Ministry, as a Home Group Leader, and as a Deacon. Mike is also very involved with GBC’s local outreach efforts. After retiring from the military, the Websters decided to stay in the area permanently. Mike is married to his wife and together they have 2 children. He enjoys playing disc golf, basketball, and hiking. Mike was a part of the inaugural cohort in the GBC Leadership Training Program.

Ryan has lived in Northern Virginia since childhood. Blessed with growing up with Christian parents, he trusted in Christ at an early age, but experienced significant growth in his faith while in college at Duke University. After four years in the Air Force, he and his wife Lacey moved back to the DC area in 2003, and have been members at GBC since 2007. Ryan and Lacey have four girls and two boys, and have served at GBC in a variety of ways over the years. He enjoys unpacking scripture and teaching and encouraging others with God's truth. Ryan is employed as a government contractor in the area of data analytics, and likes to keep up with current events, coach youth baseball, and root for the Nationals.