About Rev. Don Feuerbach

Don has served in ministry in a number of churches for the past 28 years.

He is a graduate of Stetson University in Deland, FL (BA in Humanities), and Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, AL (Juris Doctorate), and began his career as an attorney in Vero Beach, FL. Yet as he practiced law, the Lord began to renew an earlier call to ministry.

In obedience to this call, Don and his family journeyed to Columbia Theological Seminary in 1995. While in seminary, he served Peachtree Presbyterian as assistant to Senior Pastor Frank Harrington. Upon graduation from Columbia (MDiv), Don made his way to Mount Pleasant Presbyterian, where he served as the Minister of Pastoral Care and Discipleship. From there Don served as the Lead Pastor in three other churches from Germantown, TN, to Liberty Corner, NJ, to Peachtree City, GA.

Deeply connected to our ECO denomination, Don has served in various roles at the Presbytery level, including Moderator of the Presbytery of the South. Don’s passion is assisting people to see the heart and goodness of God toward them and opening people to the bigger picture of the Kingdom of Heaven among us.

Don and his wife Mary Ann (who he jokingly says married a lawyer and ended up with a pastor) have three adult children: Allison (Palm Bay, FL), Avery (Mount Pleasant, SC), and Hope (Fayetteville, GA).