Ben Sandstrom
benster55@gmail.com
VENMO: @Ben-Sandstrom-2

Favorite Things

Birthday: August 30

Colors: green, tie dye

Drinks & Snacks: Alani energy, Cherry Coke Zero, nuts, jerky, sour candy, gummy stuff

Desserts: cupcakes, banana pudding, flan, brownies,

Restaurants: Chick-fil-A, Texas Roadhouse, Rudy’s BBQ

Shops: Amazon, Manready Mercantile, Target, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble

Hobbies & Fun: drums, songwriting, biking, collecting shoes,

 Classes

School of Worship

Guitar

Education

King’s University (formerly King’s College and Seminary) attended through the Young Leaders Training Program at Grace Community Church, alongside Jeffery Seif (CFNI)
2002-2004

Knox Theological Seminary for Master of Divinity (MDIV) Degree
2019-current

Experience

Student Ministry Worship LeaderGrace Community Church 
1999-2006

Worship PastorColony Creek Community Church 
2006-2008

Worship Pastor – Baypoint Community Church 
2010-2012

Worship Pastor – Valiant Church
2012-2013

Associate Pastor of Contemporary Worship Ministries – University Baptist Church
2013-current

Here are some of the ministry avenues Ben is involved in:

  • Partnering with FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) for the Fields of Faith, Enter His Courts events, and camps for 12 years.

  •  Partnering with several churches across the city of Houston and abroad, facilitating worship and breakouts for DNOW weekends and events. 

  • Partnering with BSM UTRGV to lead worship conferences and training modules for their staff and student body. 

  • Continuing to mentor and shepherd student worship leaders and teams at University Baptist Church the past 12 years. 

"Whether it's at UBC or BAHA, I'm so passionate about pouring into the next generation of worship leaders and Jesus followers! It's so important for me to cultivate special connections with these families and the students who are on my worship teams! I have been intentional with my investment in time and energy, seeing growth take place both in their spiritual journeys and musical pathways. It is an incredible blessing to see how these students have grown over the last several years, and to be a part of that process is so rewarding!" — Ben Sandstrom