Webb Chapel Church of Christ

R. Wayne White
Senior Minister

R. Wayne White came to Webb Chapel in 1995 as Education Minister and became Senior Minister in 1999. He had taught previously in both high school and college and served as Associate Minister at several area congregations. Wayne and Karen Anderson were married in 1965, moving to Dallas that same year. They are the parents of Dawn & husband Brad Stinson and Doug & wife Jenifer. They have eleven grandchildren.

Wayne began his college studies at York College and completed his Bachelor of Science in history at Oklahoma Christian in 1965. After studying at Abilene Christian University, he earned his Master’s Degree at Harding University in 1971 and his D. Min. in Pastoral Care from Theological University of America. Wayne has been an instructor at Ohio Valley College in West Virginia and at Amber University in Dallas. He taught at Dallas Christian High School and worked both part time and full time at several Dallas-area congregations.

Wayne’s interest in short-term mission work can be seen in his mission activities. He has made several trips to Omsk, Siberia; Volgograd, Russia; Ivano-Frankivsk & Donetsk, Ukraine; and a couple trips to Saudi Arabia. He looks forward to future trips to continue spreading the Word.

Visit our Listen Now page to be able to hear recorded sermons by Wayne and our guest speakers. You can listen live each Sunday morning, from 9am – 12:30pm, on the internet at Our Plant Live.

 

Bert Alexander
Church Life Minister

Bert Alexander came to Webb Chapel in June 2000 as Involvement and Education Minister. He had served as Associate Minister at an area congregation previously. Bert and his wife, Cheryl, met at Freed Hardeman University and were married May 29, 1976. They have lived in the Dallas area since 1977. Bert and Cheryl are the parents of two daughters, Allison & husband Ryan Kirksey and Ashley & husband Tim Miller and have one granddaughter, Jordan Kirksey.

Bert received his Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Freed Hardeman while Cheryl earned a Bachelor of Science in Education, his Master of Science in Bible from Abilene Christian University, his Master of Divinity from Lipscomb University, and his Doctor of Ministry from ACU.

As Church Life Minister, Bert is involved in community-outreach activities, pastoral counseling, adult education, and membership involvement. Bert occasionally is called upon to preach. To see a list of his sermons, visit our Guest Speaker page.

 

Hai Cao
Youth Minister & Family Life

Hai came to Webb Chapel in 2003 following eight years of work as Youth Minister in two Ft. Worth congregations. Hai met Trudi Kuhn, the young lady who was to become his wife, at the Bible Chair at UTA where Hai earned a BA degree in Political Science and Trudi earned an MBA.

After working for a law firm for three years, Hai entered the Brown Trail School of Preaching and completed that program of study. Hai & Trudi were married in 1998 at the Burleson Church of Christ where Trudi had grown up and where her father is an Associate Minister. They became the parents of two children, Mailee and Tamiah, and built a strong Christian home.

Hai continues his work – his ministry with youth, which he describes as a Discipleship Ministry. Hai is a tireless worker, providing many avenues for young people at Webb Chapel to grow and develop and reach out to those who are troubled. Hai occasionally is called upon to preach. To see a list of his sermons, visit our Guest Speaker page.

 

Henry Roncancio
Cross-Cultural Minister

Henry Roncancio came to Webb Chapel in March 2001 as Cross-Cultural Minister. He was born in Bogota, Columbia, and now is a U.S. citizen. Henry graduated from the Sunset School of Preaching in 1977 and returned to Bogota where he worked as a missionary for nine years. Henry and Consuelo Martinez were married April 1, 1981. They moved to the United States in 1986 with their two young daughters, and Henry spent the next fifteen years as minister of Western Heights Iglesia de Cristo in Dallas.

Henry has several years of experience in teaching ESL, both in Columbia and in the United States. In 1994, Henry earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from The University of Texas at Dallas, graduating Summa Cum Laude. Henry and Consuelo are the parents of Valerie, Raquel, and Henry Dan; they have two grandsons.

Henry is active in mission work in Mexico, Latin America, and South America. Henry’s vision is to use today’s technological advances to teach globally. He has assembled a team of members who share his vision and who are working to share God’s Word throughout the world via Internet Radio. In addition to preaching for the Spanish-language services, Henry occasionally is called upon to preach during our English-language services. To see a list of his English sermons, visit our Guest Speaker page.