Cooper Low was born in Federal Way, Washington, and has been part of Christ’s Church since 2003. Growing up at CCFW, he came to faith after hearing the gospel many times as a child and was baptized at age thirteen during a church “picnic,” which was moved indoors because of rain. Over the years, Cooper has grown in his understanding of salvation, learning not to look inward for assurance but to look fully to Jesus, the author and perfecter of his faith. He rests in the truth that salvation is something God has accomplished through His Son’s life and ministry of redemption, and he finds deep encouragement knowing that Christ continually intercedes for him before the Throne of God. Cooper’s passion is to herald Christ in all that he does and says. He values spending time with friends and family more than the activity itself, though he enjoys walking while listening to sermons or podcasts, working on puzzles when the weather keeps him inside, playing piano, following the NBA, or reading. His favorite book series is Redwall by Brian Jacques, and his favorite book of the Bible is Hebrews. Many of his favorite childhood memories involve sports, especially winning the Greater Seattle Summer Swim League championships with the Marine Hills swim team multiple times. He loves chips and salsa, coffee, and just about anything with sugar or even red dye 40. His favorite music includes worship and hymns—particularly from Sovereign Grace—as well as instrumental soundtracks, especially those by Joe Hisaishi. Some of his favorite movies are Kung Fu Panda, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and most Studio Ghibli films, while his favorite TV show is Phineas and Ferb. He follows the OKC Thunder and enjoys getaways to his grandmother’s house on Camano Island. He is most saddened when others are sad, and nothing makes him more glad than seeing the Lord at work in people’s lives.