My name is Jeremy Frye and I am the Associate Pastor here at Agape Outpost Chapel. I also work with All Axxess, a young adult small group network.

I was born in Bartlesville Oklahoma and raised in a small town called Caney, in Southeast Kansas. My parents are Steve and Karon. I have 5 brothers and sisters when you add up the in-laws.  My sister Sara is married to Michael and they live in San Antonio where Michael is stationed.  They have two boys; Austin and Sawyer.  My brother Eric is married to Tiffany and they have a little boy named Logan. They live in our hometown and Eric works for the military training new recruits. And finally, there’s Rachael’s brother Daniel, who lives in Denver.

I married my beautiful wife, Rachael, on June 10th 2005. We moved to Chickamauga, GA for about a year and a half before moving back home to Colorado.

I love to travel, I would like to visit Australia and Scotland someday, touring all of Europe wouldn’t be so bad, come to think of it. I have a passion for world missions and have been to Honduras on two different occasions to be a part of ministry there. My wife and I have also traveled to Kenya to work with Miracle House, one of our supported missions.

I like Mexican Food . . . the spicier the better. I really like food from all different cultures, I’ll try anything once. I read a lot of books; I have a pretty good collection and I’m reading more of them than I can keep track of. I enjoy Jazz music, Frank Sinatra, music written and performed by my friends, Darrell Evans, David Crowder, Old Country, Classic Rock and those really great tunes from back in the day that make you think of summer and simpler times (some of you know what I’m talking about). I love the movie “The Man From Snowy River” and anything from the 80′s. I like any movie with Audrey Hepburn in it.

Rachael and I are excited to be a part of the ministry here at Agape Outpost. God is doing some incredible things and we can’t wait to see what He has in store!

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