Ryan Miller, M.Div.
Lead Pastor
Rev. Ryan N. Miller is a native of Indianapolis, Indiana, and a graduate of Broad Ripple High School. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Biblical Studies from Indiana Wesleyan University, followed by both a Master of Arts in Christian Ministries and a Master of Divinity in Pastoral Ministries from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Pastor Miller accepted his call to ministry in 2007 and was licensed to preach in 2015 under the leadership of Pastor Darryl K. Webster at Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church. Since then, he has served faithfully in numerous roles, including musician, associate minister, worship leader, teacher, youth leader, social media coordinator, and currently Associate Pastor. While he has held many titles, he considers himself first and foremost a servant in the Kingdom of God.
In 2019, he stepped into full-time ministry at Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, where he continues to serve with passion and vision. Pastor Miller is married to his wife, Traceyna, and they are blessed with three daughters. His life priorities are clear: God first, family second, and ministry third.
Above all, Pastor Miller counts it a privilege to be used by God and is committed to loving God, loving his family, and serving the church faithfully for a lifetime.
Pastor Miller accepted his call to ministry in 2007 and was licensed to preach in 2015 under the leadership of Pastor Darryl K. Webster at Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church. Since then, he has served faithfully in numerous roles, including musician, associate minister, worship leader, teacher, youth leader, social media coordinator, and currently Associate Pastor. While he has held many titles, he considers himself first and foremost a servant in the Kingdom of God.
In 2019, he stepped into full-time ministry at Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, where he continues to serve with passion and vision. Pastor Miller is married to his wife, Traceyna, and they are blessed with three daughters. His life priorities are clear: God first, family second, and ministry third.
Above all, Pastor Miller counts it a privilege to be used by God and is committed to loving God, loving his family, and serving the church faithfully for a lifetime.