Our Ministry Leaders

Kim Gayleard, Children’s Ministry Leader

My name is Kimberly Gayleard. I have been married for nearly 30 years. We have 3 children. I have 22 years experience working with children. I also have 8 years of special needs experience.I attended college to become a child psychologist but God had other plans! We soon began our family with our first born. And our second would very soon follow! The really cool thing is because of spina bifida I was not supposed to be able to have children. Our 3rd and final child, Blaine would take years to come. We also have 5 that would not see this world but directly go to go to live with Jesus.

While Ray and Kaitlyn were in school I volunteered at our local elementary school. During this time I was able to work with many different children. Each child has their own personality. This is something that is sometimes lost in our crowded school system. I specialized in working with “bad kids” as many would say. Not me. Each child had something going on and they needed someone to love them despite them being what the world calls, bad.

At NGCC we are committed to loving each child that comes through our doors with a Jesus kind of love. Each week your child will be engaged in a lively story brought right from the Bible ! We often have crafts and games to put a greater emphasis on the lesson learned. Should you have anymore questions please feel free to send me an email.

Joe Fleming, Men’s Ministry Leader

I was blessed to be raised in a Christian home and in local churches in Maryland where as a child I decided to accept the Lord Jesus into my life and follow Him. I have enjoyed being involved with many ministries during my youth, college age years and into my adult years. This has included music and drama ministry, children and youth ministry, evangelism, men’s ministry, small group Bible studies, and domestic and foreign missions.

I am excited to serve in our Men’s Ministry here at NGCC and see how God will work in our lives as we encourage our brothers in our Christian faith and to grow together in our spiritual walk with our Heavenly Father. It is encouraging to see the NGCC men actively serving within the church and striving to expand our out-reach to the community to those who also need Jesus Christ in their lives. As brothers in Christ we are committed to praying for one another and challenging each other to pursue a stronger connection with Jesus.

Proverbs 27:17 – As iron sharpens iron, So a man sharpens the countenance of his friend.

Maureen Hill, Women’s Ministry Leader

I’m really excited about being the Women’s Ministry Leader and getting together to fellowship, grow in the Lord together, getting to know one another, and serving the Lord together. I hope we can be unified as the Women of the Church in growing in our love and care for one another. I’m looking forward to spending time with all of you ladies and being able to serve you.

My favorite chapter in the Bible is Philippians 4.

Michele Priebe, Greeters Ministry Leader

SERVING THE LORD AS A GREETER.
A need for a new Director of the Greeters Ministry turned into a great opportunity to get to better know Members and Visitors of Northglen Church. Debbie Richardson and I started out greeting and , as time went by, other people expressed an interest to join our team. Usually two friendly, smiling faces are posted at the front foyer area when people come in for Sunday service, whether they are Members or new guests. It is a simple but important service, welcoming people and sometimes answering questions they may have.

Getting to know others also is helpful to me to guide them to their Spiritual Gifts and to find their ‘nitch’ and feel comfortable serving in the Church Body and our various Ministries.

Matthew 25:38-40 ‘And when did we see you a stranger and welcome you…’

Kristina Gaona, Harvest Food Pantry Leader

We are now hosting a monthly Drive-Thru Food Pantry which is for the entire community of North Glen, in providing tangible goods as we demonstrate the love of Christ for all people. These events take a lot of planning and need the involvement from our church members and others willing to help.

Are you looking for a way to make a difference for the people of our community, but don’t quite know how to go about it? Well, here is a way to show the love of Jesus to those within our community. Jesus tells us to feed the hungry, cloth the poor and minister to the sick, along with sharing the gospel.

So, if you want to make a difference in someone’s life then hop on board. Please prayerfully consider helping. We are better together than we are alone