MEET OUR STAFF

  • David Brown

    INTERIM COORDINATOR OF COMMUNITY AND CONNECTIONS

  • Justin ten Cate

    WORSHIP DIRECTOR

  • Emily Wingfield

    CHILDREN’S MINISTRY DIRECTOR

  • Nick Cuevas

    Nick Cuevas

    YOUTH MINISTRY DIRECTOR

  • Verna Hinman

    OPERATIONS DIRECTOR

  • Holly Brochue

    PASTORAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

  • Rebekah Cline

    CHILDREN’S/YOUTH MINISTRY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

  • Allie Milot

    VISUAL ARTS & COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR

  • Gale Burrow

    EARLY CHILDHOOD COORDINATOR

  • Mark Morgan

    DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL MUSIC

  • Dean Robinson

    ORGANIST

  • Joshua "Stosh" Zasadny

    TECH LEAD

OUR ELDERS

  • Dick Hile

    Clerk of Session

  • David Lemmerhirt

    Assistant Clerk of Session

  • Fred Bailey

  • Fulter Hong

  • Edy Sulimin

  • Ben Telian

  • Tim Kanzelmeyer

  • Isaac Wingfield

  • Jon Eliason

  • Steve Wampler

  • Dave Hughes

  • Patrick Meehan

OUR DEACONS

Knox’s Diaconate exists to minister to the concrete needs of those in crisis in our church and in our wider community (social, emotional, physical, financial, and spiritual).

Receive Care: If you or anyone you know within our congregation that needs physical, spiritual, or financial support, please email care@knoxannarbor.org or call the Knox office, and a deacon or member of church staff will be in touch to provide confidential help and support.

Become a Deacon: If you’re interested in serving the congregation and community as a Deacon, we encourage you to join Knox’s Leadership Development Training (LDT) to provide you with theological and practical training and help you discern your call. LDT, our three-term congregational leadership development program, is open to all regular attenders of Knox Presbyterian Church, space available, and is a prerequisite for congregational election to any church office, including that of Deacon. Contact pastoraladmin@knoxannarbor.org to join the next class.

Support: The work of the Diaconate is financially supported through the Deacon fund, which is separate from general giving at Knox. Envelopes to support the Deacon fund can be found in the pews each Sunday, or you can give online to the Deacon Fund.