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Meet our pastors and administrative staff. 1/1 STAFF & LEADERSHIP Our team of staff and volunteers is grateful to serve this community of faith. Read more about us and feel free to give us a call. JOHN BELL Interim Pastor 412.963.8243 x16 | john@fcpc.us NIKKI ROSSWOG Minister of Congregational Care 412.963.8243 x07 | nikki@fcpc.us KARIN MILLER Preschool Director 412.552.9382 | karin@fcpc.us SAM HARDING Director of Christian Education and Youth Ministry 412-726-0322 | sam@fcpc.us KATIE CARACCIOLO Administrative Assistant 412.963.8243 x11 | katie@fcpc.us ARAMAND CALDWELL Caretaker Supervisor 412.963.8243 x27 NELLIE BOEHM Caretaker nellie@fcpc.us "MR. PETE" WATERKOTTE Preschool Welcome Monitor CHERYL KHYLLEP Covenant Associate Pastor 412.963.8243 x17 | cheryl@fcpc.us S.C. TOE Minister of Music 412.963.8243 x29 | sc@fcpc.us MIKE GROSS Facilities Manager 412.963.8243 x44 mikeg@fcpc.us SARAH HAYS Office Manager sarah@fcpc.us | 412-963-8243 x 10 ALEX SHROYER Business Manager 412.963.8243 x15 | alex@fcpc.us DON MEGAHAN Organist don@fcpc.us JENNA TUPPONCE Youth Program Coordinator jenna@fcpc.us "MR. CHET" KARAS Preschool Welcome Monitor OUR LEADERSHIP S E S S I O N (E L D E R S) As there were in Old Testament times elders for the government of the people, so the New Testament church provided persons with particular gifts to share in discernment of God’s Spirit and governance of God’s people. Accordingly, congregations should elect persons of wisdom and maturity of faith, having demonstrated skills in leadership and being compassionate in spirit. Ruling elders are so named not because they “lord it over” the congregation (Matt. 20:25), but because they are chosen by the congregation to discern and measure its fidelity to the Word of God, and to strengthen and nurture its faith and life. Ruling elders, together with ministers of the Word and Sacrament, exercise leadership, government, spiritual discernment, and discipline and have responsibilities for the life of a congregation as well as the whole church, including ecumenical relationships. When elected by the congregation, they shall serve faithfully as members of the session. - G 2.0301 Book of Order 2017-2019: The Constitution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Part II Clerk of Session: Ralph Miller (2026) CURRENTLY SERVING ELDERS & COMMITTEE ON WHICH THEY SERVE Administration & Personnel: Ryan DeMotte - Chair (2027), Leah Cullen (2025), Ralph Miller (2026), Vacant (2027) Building & Grounds: Barbara Patterson- Chair (2025), Howard Havlicsek (2026) Christian Nurture: Toby Eberhart - Chair (2027), Bill Follansbee (2025) Endowment: Jim Wallisch - Chair, Jay Thier (2026), David Tupponce (2026) Fellowship: Ann Boyd - Chair (2027), Chet Karas (2025) Finance: David Tupponce - Chair (2026), Jeff Todd (2027) Mission: Stev e Huntington - Chair (2025), Jay Thier (2026), Ann Boyd (2027) Nominating: Cate Met tenburg - Co-Chair (2025), Morgan Oberlin- Co-Chair (2027) Preschool: Amy Szlachetka - Chair (2026), Chet Karas (2025), Leah Cul len (2025), Steve Huntington (2025) Stewardship: Jeff Todd (2027), Toby Eberhart (2027) Worship & Music: Cate Mettenburg - Chair (2025), Howard Havlicsek (2026) B O A R D O F D E A C O N S The ministry of deacon as set forth in Scripture is one of compassion, witness, and service, sharing in the redeeming love of Jesus Christ for the poor, the hungry, the sick, the lost, the frien dless, the oppressed, those burdened by unjust policies or structures, or anyone in distress . Persons of spiritual character, honest repute, exemplary lives, brotherly and sisterly love, sincere compassion, and sound judgment should be chosen for this ministry. - G 2.0201 Book of Order 2017-2019: The Constitution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Part II Co-Moderators: Connie Richless and Kim Power Secretary/Treasury: Megan Sweringen Class of 2025: Brian Baxter, Courtney Borntraeger, Susie Dull, Jane Flannery, Connie Richless, Megan Sweringen, Isabel Tuttle +++ Class of 2026: Don Boyd, Toby Eberhart, Brenda Karas, Beth Lockwood, Fay Powell, Kim Power, Katie Walker +++ Class of 2027: Christine Bennett, David Clark, Debbie Demmler, Juli Huntington, Kathleen McGhee, Rob Scott, Amy Stabingas

1/1 MISSION Reaching out to serve our neighborhood, our city, our nation, and our world. Hunger Ministries Find out More International Ministries Find out More Next Gen Ministries Find out More Harvest Fair Find out More Transformation Ministries Find out More Peace & Justice Ministries Find out More Our Mission Legacy Find out More Service Opportunities Find out More

1/1 TRANSFORMATION MINISTRIES Supporting local ministries that address housing insecurity, poverty, and recovery. Open Hands Ministries Open Hands Ministries works to empower black families to build multi-generational wealth through improved financial literacy and skills. Open Hands works to remove barriers to homeownership by acquiring, rehabbing, and renovating vacant properties. You can learn more about Open Hands Ministries here . LIGHT OF LIFE RESCUE MISSION Located on Pittsburgh's North Shore, Light of Life provides food, shelter, and hope to men, women and children experiencing homelessness, poverty, or addiction. You can read more about Light of Life here OFF THE FLOOR: FURNITURE BANK Off the Floor Pittsburgh is a faith based volunteer ministry which, since 2004, has provided basic used furniture like beds, dressers, tables, and chairs to disadvantaged families who lack these items. Off the Floor invites you -- individuals or teams -- to assist with furniture deliveries and pickups. They also need volunteers in their warehouse which is located on the North Side near Acrisure Stadium. SOJOURNER HOUSE Founded in 1991 by a group of women from Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church, Sojourner House and Sojourner House MOMS (Mentoring, Opportunity, Motivation, Spirituality) provide compassionate, faith-based residential recovery services to mothers and children in the Pittsburgh area. They help addicted mothers learn to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and chemical abuse while rebuilding damaged relationships with their children. Sojourner House believes women can shatter the chains of addiction and hopelessness when surrounded by what means most to them: their children. Learn more about how you can support this ministry! CIRCLES: SHARPSBURG Circles Sharpsburg includes residents of Sharpsburg, Millvale, and O’Hara Township. We serve individuals and families of all backgrounds. Circle Leaders enjoy support from each other and from community volunteers in addressing employment, transportation, and childcare issues which hinder progress towards financial stability. Members of FCPC serve as Allies in this weekly program and (pre-COVID) provide dinner 1x/month. To help with the meals, contact FCPC Mission Committee member Amy Martin (agnevinmd@gmail.com ). To learn more about being involved in the Circles program, contact the Coordinator Kathleen Stanley at 412.977.9136 or Kathleen.lipinski@faithfoxchapel.org .

Classes and fellowship groups for adults. R (5) R (5) 1/1 Offering classes and fellowship groups for our adult members and the community . Upcoming Events Recurring Groups