Scott and Barbara Evelyn: Executive Directors
Scott and Barbara Evelyn have been in ministry for more than 26 years and are both ordained ministers. In the fall of 2007, they were appointed as the directors of the New Hampshire base for Streams School of Ministry as well as the senior pastors of the Bridge Pinnacle Mt. They share a passion to see the body impact their community through outreaches. They believe in training, and equipping the church with an emphasis on getting outside its four walls.

Scott travels internationally, teaching others to reach their sphere of influence with Kingdom power. He has had many angelic and heavenly encounters which have left him marked, but strengthened in the Lord. Because of these experiences he has a heightened sense of the spiritual realm and ministers with power and authority in unraveling the mysteries of God.

Scott imparts sensitivity to the heavenly realm enabling those he mentors to discern what the Father is doing at any given moment. This is the meat that Jesus referred to in John. 4:34 “to do the will of the Father”. He carries a high level understanding of dreams, visions and visitations and counsels many church leaders around the world in these matters.

Both Scott and Barbara are professional musicians and have lead worship for over 25 years. Our church and intern program are deeply focused on worship and all musicians, singers, dancers, artists and writers find a special emphasis here. Because we oversee the Pinnacle Prayer Mt., worship and intercession are a main focus of our DNA.

Barbara has ministered along side of Scott for many years in church finances, business, worship, prayer, and recovery counseling. Her diverse gift mix brings wisdom and discernment to their ministry. Sitting under their leadership and ministry will cause you to see, hear, and believe in the supernatural realm like never before. The Evelyn’s have three children and reside on the Pinnacle Mountain in North Sutton.

Lance and Ali Carter

Lance and Ali first joined up with Streams School of Ministry as interns in 2006 where they were both trained and challenged into tremendous growth.  Following that time, Ali remained on with the program in various leadership roles and Lance returned to San Diego where he was mentored by the local Bridge pastor.  Lance returned to the program in 2008 and the two were married in 2009.

They love being in an environment where both students and leaders grow as they interact with one another and with the program.

“The intensity of this environment causes such an acceleration of growth, not just for students, but also for those of us in leadership.  We love how we’ve grown as leaders because God has entrusted us not just with the opportunity to lead but also the role of mentoring those that He has called and set apart for His Purpose.”

Lance and Ali both experience God’s voice in dreams and have a passion for communicating God’s heart with the people He created.

Ali has a bachelor’s degree in Social Work and spent several years prior to her time with Streams working with abused and neglected children in the state of Connecticut. Though, no longer working with orphans, Ali longs to see the Father’s heart released to the orphaned in spirit.

Lance has been chosen to change people’s lives. He has been called to minister both to the church and to pre-Christians. Lance’s passion is to first be a friend of God.

Brandon Crummer

In the fall of 2005, Brandon Crummer came to New London, New Hampshire to attend Streams School of Ministry. Since then, Brandon has ministered extensively with Streams at numerous outreaches and conferences in the New England area and has traveled with Josh Young’s ministry. Brandon’s life has been driven by a desire to live in, and minister out of, the heart of God. He desires to see the church walking as the revelation of Jesus on earth today. Along with a strong evangelist calling, he has a gifting to stir up and empower those to walk in Kingdom transformation through the chaos of everyday life.

“It’s all about relationship. When we come to a place where we realize our lives are not our own and its going to cost us to have relationship with Jesus, God’s love not only rests on us, but pours out from us. From that place, signs and wonders of the Kingdom follow because we can see what the father is doing. The connection happens as Jesus intercedes with the words that He prayed for each of us in John 17.”