Key Heights Baptist Church

Duce Cooper serves as the pastor of Key Heights. He and his wife, Glena, came to us from Amarillo, Texas, and now proudly call Perryton “home.”

Seven years ago, by God’s providence, Duce and Key Heights were brought together, and the Holy Spirit has been at work ever since—both in the lives of the Coopers and within the church body.

Through God's grace, Key Heights began to grow—not only in number but in unity and joyful worship. From the beginning, Duce has led with a passion for God’s glory in Perryton and a deep belief in the importance of shared leadership.

His background is a testimony to the creativity and unity of God Himself. Today, Key Heights is blessed with a vibrant and growing church family—a community of “perfectly imperfect” followers of Jesus Christ.

Keith and his family have been with KHBC since May 1999. Keith, and his wife Dorla are graduates of Wayland Baptist University. They have three children: son Kendall, and wife Tiffany of Amarillo; daughter Daurie of Perryton; and son Keenan, and wife Jancee of Lubbock. Keith and Dorla feel very blessed by their seven grandchildren: Emmalyn Hope, Shaffer John, Madelyn Joy, Jack Timothy, Sam Keith, Jameson Kent, and Addie Grace. Keith is also the high school choir director in Perryton.

Whitney Lynch is the Minister of Children and Students at Key Heights Baptist Church.

Whitney and her husband, Shaun, along with their four children moved to Perryton almost two years ago after serving as missionaries in Canada for almost eight years. Whitney's passion is for people of all ages to know Jesus and make Him known. While programs and fun events are great, Whitney knows that more than anything else, children and students want to be seen and heard. Her desire is to make sure they know this through both the local church and with the love of Jesus.

Kelin Harrison was born and raised in Perryton, and now he and his wife, Jazlyn, call it home together. With over 16 years of experience in worship ministry, Kelin has led in a variety of settings—from youth groups to Sunday services. His heart is not just for music, but for the people behind the voices—helping them feel seen, heard, and connected to God. While he loves a good band rehearsal and a well-executed set list, Kelin knows that true worship is more than sound—it’s spirit and truth. His desire is to lead others into authentic worship that transforms lives and brings glory to Jesus. Kelin is also the IT technician at our local hospital, OGH.