Jordan Schneider serves as the pastor of Living Waters Fellowship with a deep passion for the Word of God and a heart for helping people grow in their relationship with Christ.
He holds a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies with a minor in New Testament Greek, and his teaching ministry is centered around biblically accurate, in-depth exposition of Scripture.
Pastor Jordan’s teaching style focuses heavily on the original historical, cultural, and linguistic context of the Bible, helping bring clarity and depth to God’s Word in a way that is both understandable and transformative. His passion is to teach Scripture faithfully, accurately, and with conviction while pointing people to Jesus Christ.
He believes the Bible is the inspired Word of God and that understanding its original context helps believers grasp the richness and power of Scripture more fully.
Above all, Pastor Jordan desires to love God, love people, and help others grow deeper in faith, truth, and discipleship.
Children's Pastor
Cortney Migdal
Cortney Migdal serves as the Children’s Pastor at Living Waters Fellowship with a passion for discipling the next generation and partnering with families to help children grow in their relationship with Christ. She holds a Master’s degree in Theology from Texas University of Theology, where she developed a strong foundation in biblical studies, ministry, and Christian leadership.
Cortney has served in children’s and family ministry for many years, previously serving as a Preschool Director and Next Generation Director. In these roles, she led children’s programming, supported families, and created environments where children could encounter the love of Jesus and grow in their faith.
She is also the founder and former President and Co-op Director of The Purposeful Servants Cooperative, a Christian homeschool cooperative dedicated to Christ-centered education, discipleship, and community. Through this work, Cortney gained experience in ministry leadership, curriculum development, volunteer coordination, and equipping parents to disciple their children.
