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Wisconsin native Bradley Liebe has over two decades of experience in non-profit and faith-based ministries. His journey has taken him from being a Student Ministries Director in Fort Myers, Florida, to fulfilling roles such as Executive Pastor and Chief Operating Officer in Fresno, California. His diverse skill set includes team leadership, project management, and financial planning. He is also recognized as a compelling public speaker and coach, known for delivering powerful messages to audiences globally.

Early Life and Education

Born and raised in Waupaca, Wisconsin, Pastor Bradley Liebe attended North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His college years were transformative, sparking his commitment to service and team-building.

Beginning of Ministry Work

Liebe's professional journey began in Florida at the First Assembly of God in Fort Myers, where he directed student ministries for nearly a decade, starting in January 1992. He was instrumental in crafting engaging curricula and activities that fostered personal and spiritual growth. His tenure also included orchestrating large-scale events nationally and internationally, with attendances ranging up to 10,000, providing mentorship to youths and young adults across various life aspects.

Expanding Ministry to Europe

In December 2000, he expanded his ministry to Europe, moving to Copenhagen, Denmark, to serve as the Executive Director of the Copenhagen International Masters Commission. Here, he established a two-year residential faith-based technical college, quickly reaching full capacity with 50 students. Bradley successfully garnered $2 million to support and sustain the college, handling everything from curriculum development to financial management.

Leadership Growth in Fort Myers

Returning to the U.S. in January 2003, he resumed work at the First Assembly of God in Fort Myers, this time as an Assistant Senior Pastor. Over five years, he played a key role in doubling church attendance and expanding the church’s physical presence across five campuses. His efforts included overseeing a significant construction project and modernizing communication systems to support the live streaming services.

Leading Pathways Church

In January 2009, Liebe took the helm at Pathways Church in Appleton, Wisconsin. Under his guidance, the church saw a 500% increase in attendance and financial contributions. He quickly reversed a $400,000 deficit, achieving a budget surplus and spearheading facility improvements to enhance church operations.

Transition to Financial Services

In 2013, Bradley transitioned to the financial sector, becoming the President of KK&B Financial Services for Seniors. His work now focuses on assisting seniors in achieving their financial goals, offering tailored advice to ensure a secure retirement.

Professional Speaking and Coaching

Since 2008, alongside his other roles, he has been an active professional speaker and coach with Rick Olson Seminars, delivering seminars on customer service, team productivity, motivation, and change management. His practical, relatable approach continues to resonate with diverse audiences.

Role at Peoples Church

In January 2014, Liebe joined Peoples Church as the Executive Pastor and COO, directing various ministries and operations. His leadership is driven by a commitment to helping individuals connect with God and engage in a redemptive narrative, strongly emphasizing community values and support.

Family Life and Values

Bradley Liebe has been married to Jana since 1991 and is a devoted family man with three children. His personal and professional life is deeply influenced by his values of faith, love, and service, making him a respected and inspiring figure in both ministry and finance. His career is a testament to his dedication to making a positive impact in every facet of his work.

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Bradley Liebe

Bradley Liebe

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Bradley Liebe, Wisconsin native, leader in non-profit and faith-based ministries for 20+ years, dynamic speaker, coach, from student ministries to COO.