Our Servant Leaders

Ed and his wife Gretchen have been fixtures at our church (in Ed's case, a 6'4`` fixture!) for many years. You'll often see Ed teaching a class, taking attendance, or lending his considerable ``skill with the grill`` to fellowship events.

A lifetime of preaching the word was just the start for Lindell (and his wife Gloria) as he now relies on his love of God and his vast knowledge of scripture to provide spiritual guidance here in High Springs.

Tim serves a dual role as shepherd and pulpit minister. Growing up in High Springs, Tim (and wife Penny) returned in 2013 to take the minister’s job his father held years ago. His dedication to the Lord’s church is evident, as is his allegiance to Alabama football.

“Coach” Warren brings life experience as a teacher and coach of Santa Fe sports – and strong knowledge of scripture – to the task. He and wife Pam have been involved in just about every aspect of church life throughout many years of service to the Lord’s church.

Beatrice's beautiful, skillfully-created cards are meaningful gestures of greeting and encouragement for visitors, the sick, and those in need of prayer.

Becky's food team meals, delivered to those in need of food assistance during troubled times, might just include something made with the duck eggs she farms!

Charlie - known for his musicianship - now ``orchestrates`` efforts to keep our worship safe and secure during these troubled times.

Sunday worship requires lots of scheduling and coordination of people and materials. It's a tough task which Dwight handles in an expert manner.

The meals that Gloria and her team deliver to those in their time of need are more than just sustenance... they deliver sunshine in dark times.

A certified financial consultant, Harold helps individuals ensure financial success - and lends this expertise to good stewardship of funds devoted to the work of the church.

A retired dot-com co-founder and CTO, Jim manages our livestream team, video production and the technology tools we use to spread the word in our community.

Logan, whose ``day job`` is as an apiary (bee) inspector with the state Department of Agriculture, also keeps our youth group as busy as bees.

Mike works to ensure our pantry is well-stocked and ready to respond to food emergencies in our community.

Simply stated, Pam Buck - both her excellent food, and her friendly manner of delivering it to those in need - is the true definition of ``Southern Hospitality``.

Penny's tireless behind-the-scenes efforts are crucial in meeting the many needs, requirements, and regulations of operating a church.

Our building serves many purposes for the church and the community we call home. Steve's efforts ensure that it's always ready for whatever needs may arise.

Whether you can give one hour or 100 hours per month, there is a ministry that needs your skills, your spiritual gifts, and your love to make it happen.

Whether you can give one hour or 100 hours per month, there is a ministry that needs your skills, your spiritual gifts, and your love to make it happen.