PASTOR KRIS FREEMAN

Kris is the lead pastor and church planter for Revolution Church. He grew up in northern Sumner County and returned home to launch Revolution, and lives in White House with his wife Jennifer, and two children Madison and Noah.

Growing up in the small community of New Deal - between Portland and White House - he has spent much of his life as a volunteer for community and education. He is entering his 16th year with White House High School football and serves as the media coordinator and character coach. He received the White House Quarterback Club Award for community service in 2005 and 2010. He is a volunteer with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, high school baseball coach and White House Dixie baseball coach, and serves as an ambassador with the White House Area Chamber of Commerce.

Jennifer is the administrative coordinator for Revolution Church and previously served in employee relations and human resources at Logan Aluminum Inc. before becoming a full-time mom and staff volunteer for Revolution Church in January, 2012. She is from Bethpage.

Pastor K has served as a church planter, senior pastor, associate and youth pastor and leads an annual international missions team to Jamaica each June. He announced his call to ministry in 1998 and is a graduate of Christian Training Institute in 2001 in Pastoral Ministries and also has a degree in communications after serving as a news and sports editor for Gannett Inc. and a broadcast journalist for Volunteer State College and WVCP-FM, where he met his wife.

He began in youth ministry at his home, Halltown Church, before serving seven years in Kentucky as the senior pastor of Pleasant Union in Lewisburg, KY. He and his wife were certified through General Baptist National Missions and Church Planting Dynamics in 2009 to plant Revolution Church with full missions support. The church grew from launch to self-support and a permanent facility in 16 months. 

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