About Us

David & Sarah Leake

David and Sarah Leake, along with their two sons James and Johnny, are originally from Pittsburgh, PA. After 12 years of ministry at Allison Park Church, they’re stepping out to start Salt Church.

David is passionate about developing young leaders and helping people discover a vibrant, daily relationship with Jesus. Sarah has a gift for making others feel seen, valued, and at home, and she’s excited to help create a community built on deep, authentic relationships.

Together, they’re building a church where people can encounter God and grow in faith.

Our Journey

In the fall of 2024, David and Sarah began sensing a stirring from God that change was coming. By April 2025, the call became clear: Jacksonville, Florida. Not long after, someone who knew nothing of their plans gave Sarah a prophetic word—describing a garden, a seed, and the call to plant. It was exactly what God had already been speaking. With hearts full of faith, they’re planting Salt Church, launching fall 2026 as part of the Assemblies of God. Their dream? A church that grows from the ground up into a Spirit-filled, life-giving home for many.

Our Mission

To connect people with God and each other through faith and fellowship.

Core Beliefs

We believe in the power of prayer, community, and the teachings of the Bible.

Why Salt?

We’re called Salt Church because in the Bible, salt is a symbol of God’s faithful promise [covenant] — that He Himself is our portion. In a world chasing more, we believe what we need most is not more stuff… but more of Him.

19c [This] is a permanent covenant of salt before the Lord for you as well as your offspring.”

20 The Lord told Aaron, “You will not have an inheritance in their land. There will be no portion among them for you, because I am your portion and your inheritance among the Israelites.

Numbers 18:19-20

Purity

At the center of the covenant is Christ. The cross reminds us that our relationship with God is rooted in holiness, made possible by His perfect, purifying sacrifice.

Preservation

The four walls represent how God surrounds and sustains us. His covenant doesn’t fade or fail—it preserves us through every season and stands the test of time.

Preciousness

The full diamond reflects the weight and beauty of God’s promise. Like a gem, the covenant is rare, costly, and deeply treasured by both God and His people.

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