Troy T. Jones Sr.
A life shaped
by faith.
A purpose found
in serving.
PASTOR · ENTREPRENEUR · FOUNDER OF HAIRLINES
From the church pews of Chicago to bringing grooming into people’s homes, my story has always been about faith, perseverance, and caring for others.
Serving people.
Building connections.
Welcome. I’m Troy.
Different roles.
One heart for people.
I’m a pastor, a husband and father, an entrepreneur, and the founder of Hairlines. The thread connecting these parts of my life is a desire to serve.
My mother, grandmother, and the ministers who helped raise me taught me to trust God and care for others. Those lessons have followed me through nursing studies, hands-on caregiving, unexpected hardship, network engineering, ministry, and building a business.
This is a place to get to know the person behind the work—and the people who helped shape him.
Read my story →The foundation
Care is something
we live.
My grandmother used to tell me how much she enjoyed caring for older people as a young woman. Years later, when she was living with dementia, I had the privilege of welcoming her into my home and caring for her through the end of her life.
The love she and my mother poured into me became part of the care I could give back.
A life of service →Faith, work & community
Where purpose takes shape.
Get to know the work,
and the heart behind it.
Bringing the
barbershop to you.
How a haircut for a young man named Timmy helped shape the vision for Hairlines.
The Hairlines story ↗02 / FAITH & MINISTRYCalled to preach.
Committed to serve.
The mentors, scriptures, and congregation that have shaped my life as a pastor.
Faith & ministry ↗03 / COMMUNITYInvesting in
the next generation.
Mentoring young people through practical skills, encouragement, and time together.
Community service ↗For pastors & community leaders
Who in your community
has difficulty getting a haircut?
Let’s meet in person. I’d like to learn how your members and families arrange grooming today, what gets in the way, and whether Hairlines could help.
Let’s talk about your community’s needsA personal invitation
Let’s have a conversation.
Whether you’re a pastor, a caregiver, or someone getting to know my story, I welcome the connection.