John Michael Nolt (birth year unavailable–) is an American preacher and pastor serving at Little Kutztown Chapel, an independent Mennonite congregation in Myerstown, Pennsylvania, where he has been involved since at least 2015. Born and raised in Pennsylvania, likely within a Mennonite community, he graduated from Crossroads Mennonite School before pursuing theological training, though specific institutions beyond this are not detailed. His ministry began to take shape with his ordination—date unspecified—and he has served as a pastor, focusing on biblical teaching and community leadership within the Anabaptist tradition. Nolt’s LinkedIn profile indicates he has been self-employed at Little Kutztown Chapel since November 2010, suggesting a long-term commitment to this ministry, which aligns with his role as a preacher delivering sermons, some of which are available on platforms like SermonAudio. Nolt’s preaching ministry extends beyond his local congregation through international mission work, notably with Multiply the Message (MTM), a ministry focused on equipping Christian leaders globally. In 2015, he traveled to Thailand and India for an MTM conference, reflecting his engagement in cross-cultural evangelism, a passion possibly deepened by personal experiences like the loss of his son, referenced in an undated MTM tribute. While family details are minimal, he is believed to be married with children, consistent with Mennonite pastoral norms, though specifics are unconfirmed. As of 2025, Nolt remains active, contributing to both his local church and broader Anabaptist networks, leaving a legacy as a preacher dedicated to Scripture, community, and global outreach, though his influence is primarily within Mennonite circles rather than mainstream evangelicalism.