Meet our Staff
 

Dr. Dale E. Adams, Pastor
 Before coming to VCC in 2001, Dale served churches as pastor in Florida, Texas, and Arizona. His focus is teaching and preaching from the infallible Word of God and evangelizing those who are without Christ. Pastor Adams and his wife Geneie have three children. Sheldon, who lives in Tucson, Patton, a chemical engineer who lives with his family in Texas, and Andrea Del Prado, a nurse who also lives in Texas with her family. Geneie is the Vistoso Church organist. Pastor Adams attended Trinity College and Trinity Theological Seminary. He received a Master's Degree and in 2009 a Doctor of Theology degree from Immanuel Theological Seminary. His dissertation topic was The Atonement: How Does the Blood of Jesus Save Us?
   

Kevin Redig, Associate Pastor
 After a career as an officer in the U.S. Coast Guard, Kevin retired and settled in Tucson where he is currently a faculty member at Pima Community College. Kevin and his wife Karen have three children. The youngest lives in Tucson and recently graduated from college. The older two are out of town, one pursuing a career in research medicine while the other is currently in the U.S. Army. Kevin’s avocation for many years has been the study and clear communication of the Word of God. He joined the staff at Vistoso Community church in 2007 as the Associate Pastor, and, in addition to his responsibilities at the church, he is currently enrolled in a master’s of theology program at Liberty University.
   

Paul Matthews, Minister of Music
Paul Matthews has had a life-long involvement with church music. Initially trained at age 13 by his mother (a Conductor herself), he directed his first music publicly for a Thanksgiving service at his father’s church. In college, he was student Conductor for the choir. For more than 45 years he has served in local churches as a Minister of Music. His ministry of music has included association with Lillenas Music Publishing, Ralph Carmichael, and the late John W. Peterson conducting national and international seminars, conferences, and concerts. He also studied choral conducting with Joseph Balback, Nobel Cain, and Robert Shaw.

In 1994 Family Life Radio brought Paul to Tucson to manage their seminars and his late wife, Marianne, founded Women of Virtue. Because of Marianne’s severe illnesses, they both resigned their positions and Paul took a hiatus from his music ministry to care for her until she died. Vistoso Community Church joyously called him back into the music ministry January 9.