Meet the Team

Dr. Frugé serves as the Director of the CLC. She holds both an M-Div. and Ph.D. Her doctorate focused on the image of God, which she believes is foundational for a holistic understanding of advocacy and human dignity and worth. Since joining the CLC, she has worked to help highlight various issues surrounding cyclical poverty including food insecurity, education disparities, racial reconciliation, and access to healthcare. She is also a stomach cancer survivor, special needs parent, broadway enthusiast, coffee drinker, and busy mom to three young daughters.

Dr. Sanchez serves as the Associate Director of the CLC. After getting a BA at Howard-Payne University in ESL, he earned a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies with a Missions minor. His Master’s thesis was entitled: "Paul's Instructions to the Corinthians Concerning Idol Meat: Principles for Decision Making in Grey Areas." He also holds a Ph.D in New Testament Studies, and has 30 years of ministry experience. David gives sermons, workshops, and trainings to help Texas Baptists navigate the difficult ethical issues of our day in a God-honoring way. He has authored the book Your/Our Identity in Christ: Finding Who We Are in Who He Is, which seeks to help young people today who are struggling in some way with their identity.
 

Dr. Gallegos serves as the Director for Hunger & Care Ministries for the CLC. After graduating from Dallas Baptist University with a B.S. in Biology, she earned a Masters in Public Health and a Ph.D. in Health Studies. Her dissertation research focused on vicarious resilience among trauma workers, which contributes to her passion for investing in ministry leaders and volunteers in humanitarian and development aid. She contributes a unique blend of community health practice, finance and accounting, and ministry experiences. She values family time, conversations over a cup (or two) of coffee, and book reading time.

John Litzler serves as the Director for Public Policy at the Christian Life Commission and General Counsel for Texas Baptists. After receiving a B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Texas in 2008, he earned his J.D. from Baylor Law School in 2011. He has represented Texas churches of all denominations in court and a variety of legal matters. In his work with the CLC, John speaks with elected legislators regarding the public policy priorities of Texas Baptists. He also speaks with Texas Baptists across the state to help educate them about current legislative issues and to encourage them to get involved and advocate on matters that affect their communities.
 

Rebecca Treviño serves as a Policy Analyst for the Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission, where she supports advocacy and public policy efforts impacting churches, families, and communities across Texas. With a background in ministry, administration, and community engagement, she brings a relational and practical approach to policy work.

Rebecca studied Political Science at University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and later completed graduate studies in Community and Economic Development at Penn State University. She is passionate about the intersection of faith, policy, and community impact and enjoys helping make complex issues more accessible and engaging. Outside of work, Rebecca enjoys traveling, exploring new places, and searching for the best local coffee shops.
 

Lucy Floyd serves as the Director of Immigration and Aid Service Center (ISAAC) of the Christian Life Commission, focusing on equipping churches and other organizations to engage the immigrant community along a continuum of ministry options. Adopted from Mexico and raised in El Paso, Lucy remembers the significant time and energy she put into the long but important process of becoming a naturalized U.S. Citizen. She is an ideal advocate for those who need to secure their legal documentation, and for individuals or organizations who want to gain accreditation from the Department of Justice. A wife to Larry Floyd for over 42 years, and a mother to their biological son as well as to their adopted son and daughter; Lucy counts being a parent (and now a grandparent to four!) as one of her greatest joys in life. 

Shantell Welch serves as the Ministry Assistant for the Christian Life Commission. She has an extensive background in both ministry and administrative services. Shantell also holds a degree in Theology.

Shantell has a heart to love and serve God’s people. She leads a ministry called - Amazing Grace - from Lost Ladies to Saved Sistas; that desires to reach young ladies that are lost/feel forgotten, and share with them the love of Christ. She is a proud mom of four amazing children, and a loving MiMi to her four grandchildren. Shantell also enjoys reading, traveling, and relaxing in an atmosphere of tranquility.