Hi! My name is Trevor Berry. I graduated from Rocky Mountain College about 15 years ago with a BA in Leadership. During my time at Rocky, I met my wife Melissa—which was a nice little bonus along with my degree! We now have two kids: Cody (14) and Emma (11), and we’re currently living in Calgary.

Over the past decade and a half, Melissa and I have served in a number of ministry roles across Canada, including Calgary, Medicine Hat, Camrose, and Wimborne in Alberta. Much of our work has involved helping to relaunch struggling churches as church planters—something we’ve felt deeply called to. We also spent a year in Ontario training as church planters and served in Vancouver for several years.

Today, I serve at McKenzie Towne Church where I oversee leadership development, our internship program, and help lead our evening campus. I love getting to invest in young leaders, build up teams, and help people discern and step into their callings. It’s work that feels both life-giving and meaningful.

Like many in ministry, we’ve had seasons of great joy and deep challenge, but through it all, we’ve seen God’s faithfulness and grace at work. Jesus is good and it has been a privilege being a part of His work in seeing His kingdom move forward.

Looking back, Rocky was an incredibly formative time for both Melissa and me. It laid a strong foundation for life and ministry, and many of our closest friendships were formed during our years there. Some of my roommates have become lifelong friends—people we continue to do life with to this day.

I’m deeply grateful for the ways Rocky shaped us, both spiritually and practically, and for how it helped prepare us for the journey we’ve been on ever since.