District Board
Rev. Tony Bohrer
District Superintendent
Rev Tony Bohrer was elected to serve as District Superintendent in April 2024. He has served in multiple roles in the Colorado District over the last 25 years, including Youth President and Section 1 Presbyter. He is the Senior Pastor of the Lighthouse of Craig and Faro De Craig. He is married to the love of his life Shannon Bohrer and they have two daughters Kiki and Braelee.
Rev. Thomas Gibson
District Secretary-Treasurer
Thomas Gibson was elected to serve as District Secretary-Treasurer in April 2025. Thomas and his wife, Meby, have faithfully pastored The River in Grand Junction for the past eight years. Their previous roles in the Colorado District include eight years as youth secretary, four years as youth president, two years as Men’s secretary, and four years as section one secretary. They share a deep love for the outdoors of Colorado and cherish every opportunity to spend time together as a family with their son, Jadon.
Rev. Scott McDonald
Section 2 Presbyter
Rev. Scott McDonald was elected to serve on the District Board as Presbyter of Section 2 in April 2019. He represents the Northeast Region of the State of Colorado. He is the Pastor of Altitude Community Church in Fort Collins, CO. He is married to Nancy McDonald.
Rev. Derwood Tate
Section 3 Presbyter
Rev. Derwood Tate was elected again in July 2015 to serve on the District Board as Presbyter of Section 3. He represents the Denver Metro area of the State of Colorado. Previously he served as the NAM Director. He is the Pastor of The Upper Room UPC in Lakewood, CO. He is married to Nancy Tate and they have two grown children.
Rev. Gary Kiwimagi
Section 4 Presbyter
Rev. Gary Kiwimagi was elected to serve as the Section 4 Presbyter in September 2024. Prior to this, he served for six years as the Global Missions Director. He is currently the Senior Pastor of Family Worship Center in Colorado Springs and Abundant Life UPC in Parker. He is married to Sharon Kiwimagi, and they have four grown children.
