Meet Bailey

Since Kirsten went into the ministry, Bailey is the new Office Manager of Christian Financial Advisors. Her responsibilities include ensuring the office runs efficiently, assisting Bob, handling bookkeeping & financial matters, managing office systems and operations, client services and coordinating workshops and events.

Bailey and her husband, Dwight, recently moved to San Marcos, Texas to be a part of a church plant called The Well. Their mission as a couple is synonymous with The Well’s – to multiply disciples of Jesus who are reaching the city, the Texas State campus, and the world with the Gospel.

Bailey entered our team with eight years of experience in administration, communication, office management, and marketing. Her heart is to serve and support those around her in a way that reflects the heart of Jesus.

Favorite Movie: You’ve Got Mail

Favorite Book: Redeeming Love

Favorite Team: Manchester United

Favorite Bible Verse: Philippians 3:7-11

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