Cary Anderson
Head Pastor
Pastor Cary holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biblical and Theological Studies from Liberty University, and he is passionate about teaching the Word of God. He was appointed associate pastor of the Cowboy Church of Young County in 2017 and became the senior pastor in 2019. Before entering the ministry, Cary spent 42 years working in the electrical trade and the general construction industry. He attributes his strong work ethic to his father, Larry Anderson, who believed that children should learn the value of both hard work and play. Cary began his first job as a helper in the electrical field at the age of 12, working alongside his father.
In 1989, Cary met the woman he had prayed for, and they were married in 1991. Cary and Brenda have been happily married ever since. They both enjoy activities such as hunting, hotrods, creating artwork, traveling, working with horses, and engaging in multiple “do it yourself” home projects all at once. He also serves with the Weatherford Lions Club, the Glasshouse alcohol recovery center, and Quest (Fellowship of the Sword).
In 2014, Cary and Brenda faced the unimaginable loss of their only son. Pastor Cary reflected, “Those were tough times for both Brenda and me. Losing a child is difficult for parents, and it can also strain marriages and extended family relationships. However, I believe that those challenging moments were the turning point that led me to surrender my life to Jesus Christ and become a pastor.”
“With great tragedy comes even greater opportunities to serve Jesus Christ, the risen King.”
— Cary Anderson
In 1989, Cary met the woman he had prayed for, and they were married in 1991. Cary and Brenda have been happily married ever since. They both enjoy activities such as hunting, hotrods, creating artwork, traveling, working with horses, and engaging in multiple “do it yourself” home projects all at once. He also serves with the Weatherford Lions Club, the Glasshouse alcohol recovery center, and Quest (Fellowship of the Sword).
In 2014, Cary and Brenda faced the unimaginable loss of their only son. Pastor Cary reflected, “Those were tough times for both Brenda and me. Losing a child is difficult for parents, and it can also strain marriages and extended family relationships. However, I believe that those challenging moments were the turning point that led me to surrender my life to Jesus Christ and become a pastor.”
“With great tragedy comes even greater opportunities to serve Jesus Christ, the risen King.”
— Cary Anderson
Jackie Dewbre
CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR
Jackie & her husband, John have been with CCYC since 2017. They live on a little farm in Jean, Texas and raise horses, cows, and chickens. They also have 5 kids and 10 grandkids.
Brooke Bennett
Youth Pastor
Brooke is a 19 year old college student that is studying Human Performance at West Texas A&M University. She will be starting her second semester of her Junior year in August and will be getting her bachelors degree then moving on to get her doctorate degree in Occupational Therapy. She enjoys spending time with family & friends, and if she has an iced coffee in hand it's an even better day! She is grateful for every opportunity given to her and blessed by where they might take her in this crazy journey called life.