Scott Black Johnston, Senior Pastor
I am a husband, a dad, a friend, a Presbyterian pastor, a comic book reader, and a fan of almost any sport that involves a ball. I am a New Yorker, one of the teeming, type-A masses. Although I also have a soft spot in my heart for the rhythms and people of Atlanta, Georgia; Austin, Texas; and Duluth, Minnesota. ... Read more
Randy Weber, Associate Pastor
I am from Wenonah, NJ, and grew up in the Memorial Presbyterian Church there. I actually met my future wife, Cindy, there when we were both in the nursery – she doesn’t remember that, but I do. We got reacquainted at the same church many years later and were married in the fall of 1978. We had only been married for a few months when I heard my call to the ministry. ... Read more
Kate Dunn, Associate Pastor
I grew up in Clinton, New York—“a nice place to live,” according to the village welcome sign, which it was. As a child I was an avid reader, Broadway musical and Gilbert & Sullivan lover, and cross-country skier. I loved being a short walk from Hamilton College, where I ushered for plays and apprenticed at the summer theatre. ... Read more
Charlene Han Powell, Associate Pastor
I am a second-generation Korean American, honored daughter of immigrants Wha Lim Han and Dr. Hye Kyung Kim, devoted sister of Christine & Luis Perez and Cheryl Han, beloved wife of Jordan Powell (my first love and high school sweetheart), enamored aunt of Teia and Jaelen Perez, and proud native of Alamo, California. ... Read more
Helen Jackson, Parish Visitor
The Rev. Helen Jackson serves as the church's Parish Visitor, working part time with the Rev. Kate Dunn, making pastoral care visits to our homebound and hospitalized members. A graduate of Duke University, Yale Divinity School and the Blanton-Peale Institute, Helen was ordained as a minister in February 1977. ... Read more
Linda I. Jiménez, Lilly Resident in Ministry
I was born and raised in Vineland, NJ (the birthplace of Welch’s Grape Juice). My childhood memories are mostly filled with music and experiences in church. I come from a line of talented musicians, so family time looked more like jam sessions. We’d fill the living room with the sounds of the saxophone, guitar, trumpets, drums, tambourine, congas and four-part harmonies. ... Read more
