A New Chapter: Pastor Melody Darrow Installed at Wasatch Hills SDA Church
By Neat Randriamialison
Pastor Melody Darrow preaches with passion, sharing her journey in ministry and God’s faithfulness in leading her to Wasatch Hills.
A moment of joy as a church member listens, reflecting the excitement and anticipation for this new chapter at Wasatch Hills.
The Wasatch Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church in Salt Lake City welcomed a new season of leadership with the installation of Pastor Melody Darrow. Having served in the Nevada-Utah Conference for over a decade, primarily in Southern Nevada, Melody is well known for her jovial spirit, deep love for young people, and passion for community service.
As she addressed the congregation, she shared about her family, her experiences in ministry, and how God’s goodness has guided her every step of the way.
For the Wasatch Hills Church, this transition marks a fresh opportunity to grow together under new leadership. “We've been looking for a pastor for a while, and I think we’ve got a good one,” shared Bill Hansen, reflecting the congregation’s enthusiasm.
Children give their sermon notes to their new Pastor.
While change always comes with adjustment, members expressed excitement about what Pastor Melody will bring to the church. “It’s something new, but it’s exciting, and we can’t wait for what God will do in our communities under her leadership,” said Edie Jakovac.
Bob Patton summed it up best when asked about what he thinks their new Pastor will bring to the congregation, after the service: “The closeness she will bring as a family.”
With a Pastor passionate about people, service, and discipleship, the church embraces this new beginning with excitement, looking forward to working together to bring the gospel to their community
These training sessions were made possible through the leadership of Pastor Pedro Pozo, NUC Growth Ministry Director, who is dedicated to equipping churches with the tools and opportunities they need to step into mission and make a real impact in their communities.
