RIVER OF LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 

About Chris Christovale Jr. 

Pastoral Assistant

 

 

Chris Christovale was born in Long Beach, California in 1975. He is the first of two children born to Pastor Chris and Dr. Cindy Christovale. He was raised in Southern and Northern California, where he attended school. His interest in Baseball brought him recognition for his sports achievements. Following his High School graduation, he attended Chabot College from 1995-1997, majoring in Sports Medicine and Playing 2 years of Junior College Baseball. After completing two years of college, he transferred to Eastern Oregon University, majoring in Liberal Studies with minors in Business Administration and Physical Education. He graduated from Eastern Oregon University with a B.S. Degree June of 2001. After graduating from college he worked for Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation where he worked for 12 years.

 

Chris volunteered as a baseball head coach for Nansemond Pirates, KBA Travel Baseball Team, and worked as an assistant to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays scout where leadership and guidance were provided to team members and took baseball players to the next level not only in baseball but in life.

 

At the age of 5, Chris accepted Christ as his Personal Lord and Savior.

 

He was blessed to have witnessed Pastor Chris and Dr. Cindy serve great men and women of God such as Apostle Dr. Frederick K. C. Price, Dr. Jim Kaseman, and Brother Hagin. He worked in the ministry of helps for Spirit of Faith Christian, Center, Covenant Church, Faith Christian Center, and River of Life Christian Fellowship.

 

His vision for the church is to accelerate church growth and fulfill the Great Commission by “Reaching Our Community and the World with the Demonstrated Power of God’s Love.” Matthew 28:19-20 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”