Pastor & Author Dennis Cummins is a 3rd generation pastor and has been in ministry for over two decades, ministering in worship, the Word, and prayer. He is the Senior Pastor of ExperienceChurch.tv® in Puyallup, WA. Though located in the most un-churched county in the nation, ExperienceChurch.tv® is a growing, thriving church.  Pastor Dennis was recently awarded "America’s Church of the Week" and was featured on Pat Robertson's 700 Club Christian television program.

With the mission to “aggressively save and disciple all that we can”, Pastor Dennis has led the church through changes and improvements to forge a new identity for Experience Church.tv® and to create an experience that is applicable to our culture. Because he feels that no generation should be left behind, he has overcome challenges that many churches face; such as, developing services that are appealing and effectively minister to a wide range of ages.

Pastor Dennis uses unique and unconventional methods to illustrate the message and dynamically convey the word of God to the hearts of audiences world wide. He has forged alliances with other international pastors and inspired leaders in the corporate world through his God-given ability to speak into their lives.

Under Pastor Dennis’ leadership, Experience Church.tv has developed processes and new technological standards for church-based media that is designed to educate and inspire other churches that are looking to break out of traditional methods. Experience Church.tv has been featured in the Digital Content Producer Magazine and in Church Production Magazine. Pastor Dennis developed Experience Media Productions which is responsible for producing short films, known as Video Illustrated Points. These short films, like the 21st century parable, are used in conjunction with the sermon to facilitate further understanding of the word of God and are out-sourced as tools for other churches to use.

Pastors Dennis and Lori Cummins have been married since 1991 and currently reside in Puyallup, WA, with their three young sons; Dariel, Chase and Blake. His life’s theme, passed down to him by his father, that “people don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care” is an inseparable value found throughout his ministry.