Tom Bohall
Elder/Shepherd
Tom Bohall, also a native of Randolph, has been a member of FBC since its inception in 1979, and an elder since 2014. He was a life-long dairy farmer and student of God's Word. He and his wife, Margie, are semi-retired but continue to operate their family's beef farm in the town of Coldspring. Tom is an avid reader of theology and church history in order to help preserve FBC's commitment to sound doctrine. Over the course of FBC's history, he has consistently served in leadership, youth ministry, children's ministry, and pulpit supply.
Dan Bohall
Elder/Shepherd
Dan, a native of Randolph, has served as an elder and weekly teacher of FBC since the church's inception in 1979. He has taught various classes and Bible studies for over 40 years. He currently teaches an Adult Sunday School class and the "Young At Heart" Bible Study. He enjoys sharing God's Word with others, especially in the area of Apologetics. Dan is a native of Randolph, having been raised on his family's dairy farm in the town of Coldspring. He graduated from Randolph Central School in 1969 and from SUNY Morrisville in 1971. He also studied at Bryan College in Dayton, Tennessee. Prior to his retirement in April of 2010, he worked for 24 years as a youth counselor at New Directions children's home in Randolph. He and his wife, Mary, have four adult children and six grandchildren. Dan enjoys walking and hiking, playing guitar, writing poetry, keeping a daily journal, and reading. Some of his favorite Christian authors include Dr. John MacArthur, R.C. Sproul, Dr. Norman Geisler, Josh McDowell, Lee Strobel, and C.S. Lewis.
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Dean Mast
Elder/Shepherd
Dean, also known as Dean E. Mast MD, has been a part of the FBC community since 2001, and has lived in Napoli, Ny with his family since 1995. He is a graduate of Wheaton College and the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, and served the local community of as a family physician unitil retiring in 2025. Dean became an elder in 2026 and looks forward to serving in this new capacity in the years to come.

Pastor Lee O'Brien
Interim Pastor
After graduating from Bible school Pastor Lee has been serving for forty-eight years in pastoral ministry. He and his wife moved to Chautaqua County in 1979 where he served as Lead or Assistant Pastor in various churches for forty-seven years. He also served an additional two years helping a church in their search for a Pastor.
While serving in ministry for fifty years it has become obvious to him that his calling is to be an encourager to the local Church as well as churches and pastors across the country. Bringing encouragement to the churches is needed all over the world but the focus for now is the USA.
Since August of 2000 he has enjoyed sharing Christ with individuals and families who are outdoor oriented. Organizing local wild game banquets have been part of the Sportsman Outreach where at this time upwards of one thousand outdoorsman have either rededicated their lives to Christ or made first time decisions for Christ. After nearly fifty years of ministry he is still amazed at what God can do.
For now he has been invited to be the interim Pastor at Faith Bible Chapel. He looks forward to seeing God move in amazing ways, trusting in His abilities to move our congregation forward as we search for the next Pastoral leader.
"I am truly blessed to be part of this church."- Pastor Lee

