Michal serves at Portland Bible College as the Dean of Women. She loves impacting the world around her through fitness and seeing how truly we are beautifully and wonderfully made.
Known for their personal, creative leadership & insightful communication, they are focused on and dedicated to discipling people into a movement that invites people to become More Like Jesus.
Derrill & Michal reside in Camas, Washington. They have three children, Mariah, Judah, and Noah, married to Natalia Corbin.
Derrill & Michal CorbinSenior Pastor
Derrill & Michal are the Senior Pastors of Mannahouse. Derrill & Michal met at Portland Bible College and were married soon after graduating. They served on the church staff under Dick & Edie Iverson then Frank & Sharon Damazio.
After planting and pastoring a multi-site church in the northwest for more than 15 years, Derrill and Michal returned to Mannahouse (formerly City Bible Church) where they now serve as Senior Pastors.
Michal serves at Portland Bible College as the Dean of Women She loves impacting the world around her through fitness and seeing how truly we are beautifully and wonderfully made.
Known for their personal, creative leadership & insightful communication, they are focused on and dedicated to discipling people into a movement that invites people to become More Like Jesus.
Derrill & Michal reside in Camas, Washington. They have three children, Mariah, Judah, and Noah, married to Natalia Corbin.
Mannahouse is a non-denominational, multisite church in the Pacific Northwest. Our mission is simple: to become more like Jesus, and to help everyone we can do the same. We don't measure success by the size of a crowd but by the shape of a life, because the goal of the Christian life, and of this church, is Christlikeness.
Jesus is our message, God's Word forms our lives, and the Holy Spirit empowers everything we do.
We're a Jesus-focused, table-formed, people-reaching movement. The table is our primary piece of furniture, it's where strangers become neighbors and neighbors become family, over food and honest conversation. From those tables we grow into campuses across our region, reaching our city and the nations. Whoever you are and wherever you're coming from, there's room for you here. Come as you are, and let's become more like Jesus together.
Mannahouse. More Like Jesus.
Our Leadership
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM
Gabriel Foster
Executive Pastor | Business Operations
Asim Trent
Executive Pastor | Campuses & Ministries
Julliana Flavio
Executive Pastor | Worship, Technical & Creative Arts
Walter Madison
Executive Pastor | Global Mission, Team Health & Wellness
History
1951
What we now call 'Mannahouse' began as Deliverance Tabernacle with L.N. and Sylva Iverson and a handful of faithful prayer warriors seeking God each morning around the warmth of a potbelly stove. As they faithfully followed the path that God set before them, He was faithful to them, bringing revival in both the 1950’s and 1960’s. People flocked to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit then remained for the solid biblical teaching and deep relationships. As people were gathered to the church, we became something sweeter than a church–we became a family!
Lear More
About what Mannahouse believes and how you can be equipped as a Christ-follower
Church Governance
Mannahouse is governed according to a New Testament model of Elders led by the Senior Pastor.
Our Eldership has evolved over many years to effectively govern the ongoing health and growth of the Mannahouse church family. Elders must meet Biblical qualifications and must be proven as mature leaders among the church. Consideration for Eldership is also given to their calling, character, function, experience, diversity of spiritual gifts, gender, cultural diversity, and the needs of the church.
The elders function in sub-teams as a team of teams. The different teams across the church lead within specific parameters delegated to them by the Eldership. Reports from the teams are provided to the Elders at monthly meetings for the purpose of unity and accountability in all matters of church governance.
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