Brad Bellomy is a seasoned pastor with over 27 years of ministry experience, currently serving as the Lead Pastor of Mosaic Church of the Nazarene, a  vibrant and multiethnic congregation in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. Born and raised in Winnsboro, South Carolina, a small town on the outskirts of Columbia, Brad brings a unique blend of spirituality, social science, and leadership to his ministry. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, a Master of Organizational Leadership, and a Master of Arts in Theology from Trevecca Nazarene University, as well as completed coursework toward a Master of Social Work from the University of South Carolina.

Since participating as an oblate at Belmont Abbey in 2011, Brad has been passionately committed to contemplative prayer, continually seeking ways to integrate its deep wisdom into personal practice as well as providing spiritual guidance and support to others. In the Pneuma Path project, Brad draws on insights from Christian mysticism, psychology, and organizational leadership to guide others on their journey of faith, particularly in the practice of contemplative prayer and navigating the Dark Night of the Soul.

In addition to his pastoral work, Brad is a semi-professional photographer who has learned to integrate photography into his prayer life through the creative practice of contemplative photography. He teaches others how to practice this unique form of photography as a way of seeing the world with intention, capturing the beauty of God’s presence in ordinary moments.

A devoted husband to Krista since 1998, and father to Hannah and Wesley, Brad understands the complexities of family life and personal growth. His ministry reflects a deep concern for holistic well-being—spiritual, emotional, and relational. His focus in the Pneuma Path project is on teaching prayer in practical ways that can help people journey toward deeper union with God and an authentic expression of faith in everyday life.

In addition to his pastoral duties, Brad is committed to fostering a greater awareness of contemplative prayer in his church and community through writing, speaking, and digital platforms. He is a passionate advocate for creating spaces where people can encounter God in the midst of their own experiences of uncertainty, spiritual dryness, and transformation.