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The Make It, Bake It, or Grow It Market will combine
Alternative Gifts, Mission Marketplace, and YOUR gifts of
hand and hearts to support our ongoing mission areas.
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SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
Author Anne Lamott has recounted her journey out of bulimia, a serious eating disorder. She spoke
candidly about how enslaved she had been, and how she felt such helpless despair. She was also
very forthright in insisting that her freedom from bulimia is nothing less than a miracle, and a gift of
God.
She spoke of how she had to learn to eat all over again, how God had to teach her, as she put it, “to
feed myself;” to get reoriented to food in a healthy way. This was part of the gift, and the gift would
be of little value without it. There’s certainly no doubt that her deliverance was God’s gift. Yet, at
the same time, she was having to learn to feed herself. It struck me that some of God’s greatest gifts
come like many of the toys the kids get at Christmas: “some assembly required.” Those toys can’t be
enjoyed until we invest the time and effort in putting them together. In the same way, Anne Lamott
couldn’t be truly free from bulimia until she was able to see food and hunger in the proper way.
After all, being “free” from bulimia would be meaningless without learning how to stay free. It
would be like the guy who quit smoking—he quit seventeen times a day.
Think it through.
This in no way demeans God’s gifts.
It’s just that many—perhaps, most—of those gifts,
in the Lord’s good wisdom, involve our participation
if we are to enjoy them.
SERVICE OF COMFORT AND HOPE
Sunday, December 8
1:00 p.m. | Chapel
As we remember those we have loved
and lost, whether it was recently or
many years ago, we will gather as a
church family on Sunday, December 8,
in the Galloway Chapel at 1:00 p.m. to
honor those who will not be with us
during the holiday season. Through
song, prayer, music and scripture, we
will remember that God will show us
the way and will go with us into our
tomorrow. You may light a candle in
memory of your loved one.
We will observe All Saints Sunday on Sunday, November 3.
It is a day of Remembrance for the saints.
Join as we celebrate the communion of saints
and remember those we have lost this past year.
RECOGNIZING OUR
VETERANS AND THOSE
IN MILITARY SERVICE
November 10, 2019 9:45 a.m.
On Sunday, November 10, we will
honor our veterans and service
members at both worship services. We
invite our veterans to wear name tags
(there will be a table set up in the
Gathering Area between services
where you can provide us with your
name and the branch of service in
which you served, for our records, if
you wish). Please plan to wear a name
tag November 10, so that you may be
recognized for your service. We invite
the congregation to the Gathering
Area between 9:45-10:45 a.m. to have
an opportunity to greet our veterans
who have served in the military.
My dearest Galloway family,
I want to express my appreciation for everyone’s
support to allow my six week sabbatical. I
recognize the immense privilege of the
opportunity to have your blessing for intentional
time away, resources from the United Methodist
Foundation and personal savings to embark on
travel and tours, and friends and staff team who
cared for my regular responsibilities during my
sabbatical. Being able to “step away” from the
daily tasks of the work I am called to here at Galloway, enabled me “step into” a different
rhythm filled with rest, renewal, and a reaffirmation of my vocational calling. Many lessons
emerged during my time away, including:
the simple joy of enjoying a meal with loved ones rather than grabbing a
quick bite to eat on the run;
the incredible freedom I experienced from disconnecting from email, texts,
and social media;
the powerful insight gained by journeying in the footsteps of Paul and
remarking on his connections in the marketplace of his time;
a strengthened sense of connection with the early church and our historic
creeds, which unite us in the midst of cultural and theological differences.
As I continue to process the experience upon my return, one of my goals is to discover a
healthier rhythm for the long haul. I look forward to opportunities in the days ahead to share
my continued reflections in sermons or small groups or around a lunch table.
Rev. Emily Sanford, Parthenon, Athens
REV. EMILY SANFORD
SABBATICAL REFLECTIONS
Thursday, November 14, 2019
11:30 a.m. - Lunch ($8 per plate)
12:00 p.m. – Program
All are invited to come to hear Rev. Emily
Sanford and her brother, Rev. Eric Sanford,
reflect upon their recent travel to Turkey,
Greece, and Italy. They will share highlights
from their study of the creeds and Paul’s
second missionary journey. Please RSVP to
April Vestal by calling the church office at 601-
353-9691 or emailing
[email protected] by Monday,
November 11.
Hagia Sophia- Istanbul, Turkey
Areopagus (Mars Hill) Athens,
Greece
Santorini, Greece
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At its September meeting, the Galloway Men’s Group heard the
story of the Delta Grace mission based in Sunflower County. Mr.
Richard Henley of Brandon First UMC was our guest. Mr. Henley
heads a team from Brandon First that travels to Sunflower twice
each year for a weekend’s work on Delta Grace projects.
Delta Grace operates under the umbrella of United Methodist Volunteers in Mission, UMVIM, a sister
organization to UMCOR. UMVIM works with poverty-stricken families all over the world to help improve
their quality of life while UMCOR provides global early response disaster relief in the wake of storms and
other catastrophic events affecting whole communities.
Delta Grace’s web site describes their mission this way:
Delta Grace is a year–round mission hub that provides
mission opportunities, beds, showers, kitchen facilities
and a meeting room for mission teams that stay within
the hub facility. Mission teams will work on homes of
many who have lost hope.
Delta Grace provides everything a team needs: a dormitory facility (separated by gender), all necessary tools
and equipment, and job assignments appropriate for each individual team member’s skills and talents. Tasks
range from light demolition and construction to providing spiritual and emotional support for those in need.
We hope to partner with Brandon First on their spring trip to the Delta with the possibility of forming our
own Delta Grace team in the future. If you are interested in becoming part of a Delta Grace team, contact
Mark Wall - [email protected] or Pat Taylor - [email protected].
Make plans to join us for our next UMM Meeting, November 21 at 5:30 p.m.
in the Foundery
There will be NO Monday craft night in November! We will continue to work in the craft room during the month on Thursdays from 10 am until 4 pm.
MISSION MARKETPLACE will be a part of the “Make It, Bake It, Grow It” market on Sunday, November 17th. Plan to start your Christmas shopping that day as you support missions!
The CRAFT MINISTRY
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2019
The Make It, Bake It, or Grow It Market will
combine Alternative Gifts, Mission Marketplace,
and YOUR gifts of hand and hearts to support
our ongoing mission areas. The “vendors” will
be Galloway members, the Crafts Ministry,
Sunday School Classes, Children, Youth, and
even the staff!
PLEASE TAKE PART!
Have fun, be creative, or innovative with your
Sunday School Class, Bible Study, or other
Galloway group, or as an individual!
If you’re an artist, chef, baker, woodworker,
seamstress, please consider what you could
MAKE, BAKE, GROW, or TEACH to support
Missions.
We will be selling pansies again this year at the
Market Place.
All proceeds supporting missions in 2020!
Contact Sharon Davis, [email protected]
with questions or to signup!
KEEP AN OPEN SPACE IN YOUR GARDEN
FOR OUR BEAUTIFUL PANSIES.
THANKSGIVING IN JERUSALEM
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26
11:30 A.M. - WORSHIP THANKSGIVING FEAST TO FOLLOW
We will have a worship service and meal.
We need fresh or frozen turkeys for this special
meal when Galloway honors our Grace Place
friends. Everyone is invited to join us at 11:30
a.m. on the 26st for an extravagant Thanksgiving
feast. Church members are asked to bring a
turkey to the church kitchen by Thursday,
November 21th. These turkeys will be roasted
and ready for our gathering. We request an e-
mail message from those who are bringing a
turkey. Send your confirmation to Ron Martin at
[email protected] or Sharon Davis at
[email protected]. We are expecting to
feed 150-200 people that day. To complete the
meal we need small individual pies (pecan or
sweet potato)!
DONATIONS NEEDED!
Turkeys
Small individual )pecan and sweet
potato pies)
GRACE PLACE COOK DAY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9
9:00 A.M.
November 3, 2019
Italian Baked Pork Chop,
Lima Beans, Fried Corn,
and Dessert
November 10, 2019
Baked Chicken, Candied
Yams, Collard Greens
and Dessert
November 17, 2019
Soup & Grilled Cheese
Sandwiches, Chips,
and Dessert
November 24, 2019
Galloway Thanksgiving
Celebration Meal
$8.00 a plate | $24 Family Max
Kids 12 and under EAT FREE!
SALT & LIGHT ANNUAL BANQUET TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12
The Salt & Light Ministry Foundation
will have its annual banquet featuring director, Daniel Tercero.
Banquet will be held at Bellwether Church, program beginning at 6:00, doors opening at 5:30.
Tickets will be $20 per person—reservations required with a deadline of Nov. 1. The meal will be provided by Amerigo’s.
Please contact Bruce Bartling at 601-259-4959 or by
email at: [email protected] for tickets or with any questions.
The following activities will take place at Clausell Elementary school during the month November. They could really use your help.
Career Fair-The month of November- Volunteers come at their availability to discuss their career. You pick the time that works in your schedule. Just let us know so they know you are coming.
American Education Week-November 18-22, 2019-Would you like to help sponsor breakfast or lunch or bake something delicious
Touch a Truck- November 22nd-Bring your truck or antique car to the school and give a tour of the vehicle.
Sometimes the waters need to be troubled for healing to take place. The Adopt-A-School coordinator Dr. Rhoda Barnes troubled the waters at the city of Jackson Department of streets, many, many times. The streets leading to and in front of Clausell Elementary School had pot holes. Yes like many of Jackson’s streets! Ms. Carla Thomas, principal, called Dr. Barnes to inform her all the pot holes have been filled. You may not be able to visit the school they can use your advocate spirit.
The 5th Graders are giving back to the Grace Place community. Once a week they fill pill bottles with shampoo and body lotion they go into the hygiene kits for our guests.
We could use regular sized bottles of Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Lotion and Body Wash.
KEEP THOSE PILL BOTTLES ROLLING IN!
The children are having a ball with their Book Buddies. We could sure use some more Buddies.
“SHARING THE LIGHT”
The Methodist Children’s Home needs our participation in a new campus event they are hosting for the community. This event will require financial sponsors, volunteers to help prep the campus, people to decorate Christmas trees and light houses, and people to help during the event as well as people to take down decorations after Christmas. On Friday, December 6 and Saturday, December 7 the MCH campus will be lighted with 25 Christmas trees, an interactive nativity, a display of the Christmas story as told in Luke, and groups of carolers. The event is FREE and open to the public. Please consider how you, your family, or your small group can help in one of the categories below:
1. Participate in quarterly campus clean up day on Saturday, November 2. 2. Seek business sponsors for this event. Information Packets with giving levels are
available in the gathering area. 3. Donate outdoor lights, wreaths, or tree decorations that you no longer use. Items can
be left at Galloway’s reception area before November 2. 4. Help decorate trees, houses, or help turn the cafeteria into the North Pole during the
week of December 2 5. Work Friday or Saturday night at the event as a parking attendant, a golf cart driver, a
server of cider or hot chocolate, or selling ornaments. 6. Help break down the displays in early January.
For questions contact Ann Bartling at 601-506-0914 or email [email protected].
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GRAND OPENING OF
NEW STEWPOT FOOD PANTRY!
In November, the pantry will move to a newly remodeled area in the main Stewpot
building with all new freezers and shelving. Those that come for food will be told how
many items they may have from each section, and then they pick out their own food—
more like shopping at a store. Volunteers are still needed to make the process work. If
you would be willing to volunteer one morning every other month, contact team
coordinator Barbara Powell, 601-506-6131. You will be teamed with an experienced
partner.
E’Layne Bobo Marita & Ben Walton
Webster Millsaps Buie, III H. M. Addkison, Jr.
Barbara Austin
Ann & Bruce Bartling Legacy Fund
Carole & Kenneth Campbell
Catherine Edwards & Tom Harmon Senior Pastor’s Fund
Billie & Al Green
Tish & Haden Hughes Legacy Fund
Jane & Phil Humann
Galloway Inquirers Mary-Martha Fund
William B. Lipscomb Capital Fund
Susan & Raymond McClinton
Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. McMillan, Jr.
Natalie Maynor
Camille & Bill Morris
Joseph L. Morris Music Ministry
Sarah Morris Music Ministry
Laura & Michael Phillips
Naomi & Bob Ridgway Chancel Choir
Eleanor C. Taylor
Marita & Ben Walton
Susan & Walter Weems Congregational Care
Mary Virginia Youngblood
Lucy Toy Gandy Clark H. M. Addkison, Jr.
Janelle & Will Hederman
Marita & Ben Walton
Elise & Tommy Williams
Betty Weems Clarkson Ann & Bruce Bartling
Legacy Fund
Joan Sauer & Tom Bertaut
Christine Carmichael Children’s Ministry
Lynn & Jimmy East
Virginia & Rob Farr
Kaye & Don Fortenberry
Sue & Walter Godbold
Diane & Malcolm Heard
Jane & Paul Howell
Tish & Haden Hughes Legacy Fund
Mary & Michael Jabaley
Sally Jones
Susan Shands Jones
Elizabeth & Tommy Lyle
Karen E. Redhead Legacy Fund
Rick, Robert, Elizabeth (Bass) Raulston
Naomi & Bob Ridgway Chancel Choir
Saray Rushing
Eleanor C. Taylor
Trustmark National Bank Grace Place
Clarkson—Continuted
Dane Watkins
Anne S. Lipscomb Webster
Bill & John Gober Webb
Alabel M. Wiser
Mary Virginia Youngblood
Dr. Scott Coffey Marita & Ben Walton
Gen. Joe Fant Karen E. Redhead
Altar Guild
Marita & Ben Walton
Laurie Holland H. M. Addkison, Jr.
Music Ministry
Mary Lee Livesay Marita & Ben Walton
Mary Martin Catherine Edwards & Tom Harmon
Senior Pastor’s Fund
Sue & Walter Godbold
Karen E. Redhead
Naomi & Bob Ridgway Chancel Choir
Eleanor C. Taylor
Judy & Pat Taylor Children’s Ministry
Marita & Ben Walton
Susan & Walter Weems Legacy Fund
Mary Virginia Youngblood
Lauralee Meyer Marita & Ben Walton
Doug Ridgway Tish & Haden Hughes
Legacy Fund
Posey Smith Cynthia & Hugh Parker Sut Smith Hospitality Fund
Marita & Ben Walton
Elise & Tommy Williams
Kay King Valentine H. M. Addkison, Jr.
Music Ministry
Ann & Bruce Bartling Legacy Fund
Concordia Ensemble Grace Place
Anna Furr & Cecil Dexter
Catherine Klipple Grace Place
Nora Frances & Vaughan McRae Music Ministry
Marita & Ben Walton
Susan & Walter Weems Legacy Fund
Horace Watson Susan & Tommie Cardin
Congregational Care
Sharon Casey Stephen Ministry
Catherine Edwards & Tom Harmon Senior Pastor’s Fund
Kaye & Don Fortenberry
Rucina & Howard Johnson, Jr. Stephen Ministry
Dr. & Mrs. Lewis Lipscomb Mary Martha Guild
Watson—Continuted
Nora Frances & Vaughan McRae
Fay S. Poole Stephen Ministry
Alan Weeks Mrs. Barbara Ashcraft
Grace Place
Ann & Bruce Bartling
Legacy Fund
Leslie & Blair Bingham Grace Place
BKD CPA’s Grace Place
Donna & John Bruce Grace Place
Martha & Edd Cain Grace Place
Susan & Tommie Cardin Grace Place
Janice S. Chambers Grace Place
Ruth & Sam Cole Grace Place
Steve & Clay Davidson Grace Place
First Commercial Bank Grace Place
Kaye & Don Fortenberry Grace Place
Angela & Brian Garrett Grace Place
The Garrigas Grace Place
Kathy & Nelson Gibson Grace Place
Tish & Haden Hughes Grace Place
Ted & Libby Kendall Grace Place
T.W. Lewis, III Grace Place
Valerie & Scott Linn Grace Place
Weeks—Continued
Elizabeth & Tommy Lyle Grace Place
Dr. & Mrs. Ward T. McCraney, Jr. Grace Place
Lyn & David McMillin Grace Place
Cynthia & Hugh Parker Grace Place
Mary Schiele & Patrick Scanlon, Jr. Grace Place
Judy & Pat Taylor Grace Place
Jan & Andrew Townes Grace Place
Dawn Upchurch Grace Place
Nanette & Lamar Weems Grace Place
Elizabeth Wood Grace Place
Mary Virginia Youngblood Grace Place
Lori Galambos & Andy Till Lyn & David McMillin
Susan Richards Edwin Ray Sherrard, Jr.
Salvation Army – Clothes
Billy Underwood Susan & Tommie Cardin
Grace Place
SAVE THE DATE
ENNEAGRAM AND PARENTING WORKSHOP
with Joey and Billy Schewee
February 7-8, 2020 at St. James Episcopal Church
$50.00 per person or $75 per couple and nursery will be provided
Registration information will be available soon. Please contact Rev. Emily Sanford for more information at [email protected]
SINGING SUNDAY,
DECEMEBER 1ST DURING 11 AM
WORSHIP SERVICE
CHURCHWIDE
THANKSGIVING
DINNER Sunday, November 24
12 noon after 11 a.m. worship
Mission Market — November 17th
Keep shopping during Sunday school
PARENTS’ TIME OUT Saturday, December 7th from 10:00-1:00. Children will
have fun doing games and crafts, followed by lunch and a movie while parents take care of some Christmas shopping, etc. The cost is $5 per child. Parents can register by emailing Meg Hanes at [email protected] by Monday, December 2nd. A minimum of 10 children must be registered in order to hold the event.
CONFIRMATION RETREAT
November 15th-16th
Gordon and Mary Lyons’ house
DAY OF ADVENT
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8TH
Angel Breakfast 9:45 a.m. in Foundery
Night at the Nativity 5:00-7:00 p.m.—Fellowship Center
This multi-generational event will begin with a fellowship dinner from 5:00-5:30 pm in Reception B, followed by activities for all ages!
TWEEN CHRISTMAS
PARTY
Friday, December 13 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
at the home of the Russum’s
SPECIAL SUNDAY NIGHT DINNER November 10 | 5:00 p.m.
Cultivation Food Hall in The District
For our Galloway parents of children involved in SNL activities
or tweens or youth involved in Sunday evening events, we
encourage you to come and share a meal at the Cultivation
Food Hall in The District on Sunday, November 10, 5:00-6:30 p.m. We will join together for food, fun and
fellowship while the children are engaged in Sunday night activities. If you haven’t been to the Cultivation
Food Hall, it is a great space with a variety of restaurant offerings. As you enter the food hall, place your
order and pay for your meal before coming to the large room in the back where we will gather. You’ll have
ample time to visit and to return to Galloway in time to pick up your children.
To reserve your spot, please contact Susan Richards at 601-326-3447 by Wednesday, November 6. When
you call for your reservation, please indicate if you will need a nursery for children under 3 years old.
YOUTH REFLECTIONS
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR
Our youth enjoyed a time of fellowship, fun, and food on Sunday,
October 6 during their outing to the State Fair. The State Fair
Outing is something that our students look forward to every year.
UNITED METHODIST STUDENT DAY | DECEMBER 1ST
On Sunday, December 1 there will be a special offering designated for United Methodist Student Day. Student
loan debt is at an all time high in the United States. For many students it is not a realistic option to take on
that kind of financial risk. Through scholarships, United Methodists are helping young people have financial
freedom. These scholarships are made possible through the gifts given on United Methodist Student Day.
Several members of Galloway have been recipients of scholarships offered by the United Methodist General
Scholarship Fund. By supporting United Methodist students, you are an answered prayer. You will be part of
providing the resources for students to get to the next level of life. Please give generously.
SPECIAL THANK YOU!
To Melissa Eatherly for coordinating and preparing the boxes for In-Home communion.
We are grateful for our members who extended the table to those in our community who are homebound or in senior living communities. Our Communion servers included: Leslie and Joel Bobo, Mary Ann Darsey, Kevin Dowling, Melissa Eatherly, Gayle Entrekin and Jim Moritsugu, Don Fortenberry, Suzanne and Ron Griffith, Jean Hudspeth, Dale Hunt, Bill Lipscomb, Karen Redhead, Susan Richards, Walter Roberts and the Galloway Youth, Emily Sanford, Lee Smith, Mechelle Stockett and Susan Weems.
Galloway members answer our Prayer Line each Sunday
during the 11:00 a.m. worship service. Training takes less
than ten minutes, and the time spent praying with others
blesses both parties in prayer. If you are willing to serve in
this wonderful ministry, please contact Susan Richards at
[email protected] or call 601-326-3447.
Grief takes many forms: the
loss through death of a
loved one, health or
caregiving issues, job loss,
life changes such as the
empty nest, and many other
transitions. Galloway’s grief
group is a safe place to
process grief with others,
and to know that you are not alone. Facilitated by
counselor and Stay-Home Hospice Chaplain, Julie
Orr, this group meets on the first Monday of the
month. The next meeting will be on Monday,
November 4, 5:00-6:30 p.m. in the Parlor. If you
need more information, please contact Susan
Richards at 601-326-3447.
GALLOWAY IS A STEPHEN
MINISTRY CONGREGATION
We all experience challenges in
life, and there are times when we
could benefit from the support of
a caring Christian friend. Stephen
Ministers are ready to provide one-to-one,
emotional and spiritual care we need when faced
with a crisis such as the loss of a loved one,
hospitalization, divorce or separation,
unemployment or a job crisis, terminal illness,
incarceration, recovery after an accident or
disaster, and many other life challenges. If you are
interested in receiving confidential Christian care
from a Stephen Minister, please contact Cary
Stockett, Emily Sanford, or Susan Richards.
HOSPITAL (hospitalized since last Spotlight issue)
Randy Evans, Lou Miley Griffing, and Jackie Povall
LOVE & SYMPATHY To Sherry Russum on the death of her sister, Mary Martin. To Connie Shelton on the death of her father, and to Bailey and Jessica Shelton
on the death of their grandfather, Ronnie Mitchell. To Deana Ridgway on the death of her husband, to Nita Ridgway on the death
of her son, and to Bill, Ruth and Jim Ridgway on the death of their brother, Doug Ridgway.
LOVE & JOY Kathryn and Marshall Goff welcomed their son, Joseph Samuel Goff on
Wednesday, July 24, 2019. Kate and Michael Boerner welcomed their daughter, Clara Clark Boerner on
Tuesday, October 1, 2019. Caroline and Andy White welcomed their daughter, Margaret Elizabeth White
on Tuesday, October 8, 2019. Galloway grandparents, Mary Alice and Donny White.
NEW GRANDPARENTS
Mary Alice and Donny White welcomed a new granddaughter, Margaret Elizabeth White on Tuesay, October 8, 2019. Proud parents are Caroline and Andy White of Jackson, MS.
ARE YOU A NEW GRANDPARENT?
Galloway wants to share your good news! Please send us the following information and we will list it in our monthly Spotlight: Name of the child, birth date and city, name of parents, and name of Galloway grandparents. Please e-mail your information by the 5th of each month for publication in the next month’s issue to: [email protected].
WELCOME New Member
.Virginia Carlton
Jackson, Mississippi
Virginia Carlton is a native of Columbia, MS, and she currently resides in Jackson, MS, with her husband Dr. Scott Carlton. Virginia was raised in the First United Methodist Church in Columbia, MS, and Scott and Virginia were also married in that church. Virginia is currently a Presiding Judge on the Court of Appeals of Mississippi, and she retired from the US Army Reserves in 2015 where she served as a military judge and held the rank of Colonel. Scott is a family physician, and he also still serves in the MS Army National Guard. Virginia also previously served in the MS legislature representing MS House District 100 and previously served as an assistant district attorney in the 15th Circuit Court Judicial District and as public defender in Marion County. Scott and Virginia Carlton have 3 children: Rachel (24) -a chemical engineer in Baton Rouge; Harrison Read (23)- an electrical engineer in Kansas City; and Phoebe (19)- a college student at Elon University, NC . Virginia received her BBA and her JD from the University of MS, and she is a US Army War College graduate. Virginia is a Rotarian, a member of the MS Access to Justice Commission, and active in many MS Bar Association activities.
Galloway’s Community Joys and Concerns
Sharon Davis Director of Missions and Outreach
Meg Hanes Director of Children & Family
Reagan Lord Director of Music & Worship Arts
Susan Richards Director of Congregational Care
Sherry Russum Executive Administrator
Walter Roberts Director Student Ministry
Jenny Slack Director of Communications
Caroline Temple Smith Ministry Coordinator,
Worship Arts/Social Media
Lee Smith Director of Facility Management
Rev. Emily Sanford Associate Pastor
Rev. Eddie Spencer Pastor to Church & Society
Rev. Cary Stockett Senior Pastor
