These are the teams with the current leaders of each team listed as well as a description of what each team does.      Feel free to contact a leader and join a team in which you are interested.

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Spiritual Formation and Christian Education Leader Lisa Thurman 

Members of this team are passionate about sharing God’s love through biblical learning and spiritual practices that guide faith development. In the Wesleyan tradition, we understand that spiritual formation encompasses both a personal knowledge and love of God and active engagement in the life of the Church where we experience God’s grace in Christian community. Growing in faith is a matter of both head and heart, with hands open to serve like Jesus.  This team is currently looking for more members who would be willing to serve in Children’s Church and help with other activities for the children

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Congregational Care/Prayer Team Leader Sue McClintock 

Members of this team are prayerful and Spirit-led as they provide a presence of Christ-like care and encouragement to members of the church and community. Listening with an open heart, offering support, and being present with others through phone calls and personal visits are at the center of this team’s work. But it all starts with prayer, as the team gathers twice a month for lifting up all requests and praise to the Lord. 

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Missions Leader TBD

Members of this team joyfully serve Christ through acts of sharing so local and global neighbors might feel God’s love in tangible, life-changing ways. Opportunities to engage missions include, but are not limited to, celebrating special Sunday offerings, donating to the local food pantry, sending care bags to prison ministries, creating United Methodist Committee On Relief kits, and partnering with other churches through our United Methodist Connection for mission projects and trips.  This team is currently looking for a new leader and more members to help in this important work.

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Family Ministry Leaders Alex Belveal and Casey Kathrens

Members of this team create a welcoming atmosphere and opportunities for families and the wider community to connect with the church through enjoyable, casual events focused on building relationships. Initial conversations with guests are followed up, creating connection and invitation into the church family. 

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Communications Leader Karen Ford

Members of this team stay informed and connected with congregational life so they can clearly communicate meaningful ministries with the broader community. Through the church website, Facebook, newspaper and other media options, the communications team presents a welcoming message, current information, and place of connection for members and guests. 

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Buildings and Grounds Leader TBD

Members of this team desire to honor God’s gift of buildings and grounds by keeping them in strong working order and appealing condition. This hands-on team has knowledge and experience in handling ongoing repairs, maintenance, and seasonal care of all church physical property.  This is a new team looking for a leader and members who are handy and willing to help with caring for the church’s property.

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Fellowship Leader Rhonda Magnison

Members of this team share their love through organizing the Third Sunday lunches thereby creating an opportunity for the church family to fellowship after worship.  This is a new team led by Rhonda and currently looking for more members to help brainstorm fun and creative ways to enhance our fellowship time.

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Hospitality Leader TBD

Members of this team present a warm welcoming face to our visitors, letting them know that they are noticed and appreciated.  They also follow up with the visitors and so this team serves a vital outreach function.  This is a new team currently looking for a leader and members who have a heart for welcoming others to our church.

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Security Leader Pat Fontaine

Members of this team are dedicated to the security and safety of the church building and the people within.  They monitor security cameras on the outside of the building, assist members as needed and regularly conduct safety trainings for the congregation. 

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