Rev. Dr. Gordon Barrows is an entrepreneurial leader & businessman, serving the New Bethlehem area & Redbank Valley community.
Mayor of New Bethlehem Pennsylvania
Rev. Dr. Gordon Barrows is a technology enthusiast, business entrepreneur, community leader, and aspiring educator, serving Clarion County Pennsylvania, in the New Bethlehem area & Redbank Valley community.
Barrows is the founder & president of TechReady Professionals Incorporated, one of western Pennsylvania’s leading technology firms and parent company for hyper-local community website RedbankValley.org.
Rev. Dr. Barrows serves on the Redbank Valley Chamber of Commerce (Past President), New Bethlehem Borough Council (Mayor), Redbank Renaissance, Redbank Valley Municipal Authority, and the Southern Clarion County Regional Police Department. Barrows is a doctoral candidate pursuing a Public Administration degree (Ph.D.) in Economics/Finance. GordonBarrows.com/Mayor
Additionally, Barrows serves on committees for the Redbank Valley School District, Redbank Valley Trails Association, Redbank Valley Alumni Association, and the Southern Clarion Police Association. Barrows is a first responder (Fire-Police) for the New Bethlehem Fire Company and serves on the Board of Review for the New Bethlehem Boy Scouts.
Rev. Dr. Barrows is the lead pastor for the St. Mary’s Redbank Church as well as interim pastor and Sunday school teacher for the New Bethlehem First Fellowship Church, and guest pastor for the New Salem Pierce Church. Barrows holds a Ph.D. equivalent education/ministry degree (Ed.D.) in theology/divinity. GordonBarrows.com/Pastor
Furthermore, Barrows holds a Ph.D. equivalent Doctorate of Business Administration Degree (D.B.A.) in Technology/Digital Media with the goal of teaching in higher education as a college professor. He also holds a Master of Business Administration Degree (M.B.A.) and a Bachelor of Science Degree (B.S.) in Computer Information Systems. GordonBarrows.com/Professor
Rev. Dr. Barrows enjoys spending time with his family, flying drones, and photographing community events. He is a 2005 graduate of Redbank Valley High School and has lived in the New Bethlehem area since 1992.
