Aaron has spent more than three decades helping people and organizations find clarity, direction, and renewed purpose. He brings the same pastoral heart to every engagement, whether he is coaching an individual through a major life transition or walking a church through one of the most critical seasons it will ever face.
Aaron grew up in Tennessee and graduated from Union University in 1992. He went on to earn his Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1996, then spent the next two-plus decades serving churches across Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Texas.
In 2023, he completed his Doctor of Ministry at Southwestern, focusing his research on the intersection of church health, pastoral transitions, and organizational revitalization. That academic work built directly on what he had been doing in the field for years.
Today Aaron serves as Director of Pastorless Church Ministries at Texas Baptists, where he trains and places interim pastors and coaches churches through pastoral transitions across the state. That role keeps him at the front lines of what churches face during their most vulnerable seasons, and it informs every consulting and coaching engagement he takes outside of that role.
Through Restoring Significance, Aaron works with individuals, churches, businesses, and non-profits nationwide to restore clarity of purpose, strengthen leadership, and build momentum for what is next.
"I assist people and organizations in restoring significance through adjusting perspectives and awakening possibilities."
Every other commitment flows from a foundation of family. Aaron leads from home outward.
Faith is not a professional credential. It is the daily, personal relationship that shapes every decision.
Service is not passive. Aaron brings energy, commitment, and full engagement to every person and organization he serves.
Trust is built over time. Aaron shows up consistently and honors every commitment he makes.
Aaron is married to Dulcie. They have two children, Samuel and Isabella, and currently live in Fort Worth, TX. When the week is done, you are likely to find Aaron and Dulcie in their RV somewhere quiet, resting and recharging for whatever comes next.
He is a fan of college football, a student of church history, and someone who takes his barbecue seriously. He preaches from the CSB and brings an expository style to every pulpit.
Aaron sees his personal interests and his professional work as connected. Rest, relationships, and good food are not distractions from the mission. They are part of how he stays healthy enough to serve at full capacity over the long haul.
That same conviction shapes how he coaches others. Restoration is not just organizational. It is personal, and it starts with the person in front of him.
Aaron, Isabella, Samuel, and Dulcie Summers
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