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The Presbyterian Church in Westfield, NJ // 140 Mountain Avenue // Westfield, NJ 07090
Summer 2021 at PCW
IN THIS ISSUE
This summer, don’t miss out! As life in our region – most of the country – gets back to a sense of
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normal, we will be traveling, hanging out with family and friends, enjoying the long days and warm Staff Update
evenings. The church will continue ramping up our in-person activities right along with the Sara’s Letter
excitement and there are a few things I want to make sure we don’t miss. Page 3
Clerk’s Corner
In July, we will have a unique worship experience for wired (our contemporary worship experience Page 6
held in Westminster Hall) and our online worship for YouTube and Facebook Live. Three of the Clerk’s Report
rising stars in our denomination will be preaching on strong women of the Bible; do not miss it! Page 7
While this is happening, our Sanctuary worship will have a July 4th hymn sing, our own Paul Sanner Racial Injustice
Weedy Workers
will preach, and Tom Kort will lead worship and preach on the 18th. All of this excitement will be Talks with Tom
capped off with the start of the Olympics in Japan and a special worship series on where sports
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language meets discipleship. Adult Education
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During this same time period, we will launch Tuesday’s with Tom, a special summertime gathering Church Registry
online with our beloved Parish Associate. If you have not yet had the pleasure of one his Bible
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studies, you won’t want to miss out anymore. Sign up to hang out with Tom and the group at 4pm New Members
on Zoom; details can be found in the weekly emails or by contacting the church offices. In addition Page 11
to this there is a lot of new programming starting back up, so pay attention to the weekly emails Birthdays
for chances to meet up with friends online or at the church grounds throughout the summer.
We are also excited to announce that Rev. Sara Benedetti will officially be starting on Sunday, August 1, as our
Associate Pastor of Children, Youth, and Families. Be sure to join us in celebrating the start of her ministry here.
There is a lot to celebrate right here, right now at the Presbyterian Church in Westfield, but even more is on the way as
the fall approaches and we welcome everyone home once more. Just remember, whether you are near or far from us
this summer, you can stay connected to your church home.
—Jeremy
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PCW Staff Update
We are happy to announce our new Associate Pastor for Children, Youth, and Families,
Sara Benedetti.
Rev. Sara Benedetti is a PC(USA) pastor who most recently served at Second Presbyterian
Church in Lexington, Kentucky for over 6 years. Ordained in 2013, she has been serving the
church since the age of 17 when she first heard God’s call to ministry.
Originally from Northern California, Sara has lived all over the country, earning her B.A. in
Youth Ministry and Psychology from Hope International University in 2005, and her M.Div. from Princeton Theological
Seminary in 2011.
Her biggest passions in ministry are working with youth, families and intergenerational opportunities, incorporating
the arts into worship, and preaching in a way that gets people thinking. In her free time, she likes to crochet, paint,
read, pet her adorable cats, and drink as much Diet Coke as she can get her hands on!
Sara’s Letter to the congregation:
Greetings to the congregation of The Presbyterian Church of Westfield!
I am so thankful to be able to worship with you this Sunday, and I thank the Associate Pastor Nominating
Committee, Jeremy, and the staff and congregation of the church for welcoming me so fully. I know that this
has been a long road for you, and for myself as well, but I fully believe and trust that God has brought us
together for good reasons and I am excited about the possibilities for the future.
From the first time I learned about the position at Westfield, I felt a strong respect and connection to the
church. Programs like Agape and others that have been in place for many years but have also adapted and
continued during the pandemic are indicators of the health of the church and its place in the community. The
congregation has an obvious care for and investment in children and youth, a strong volunteer base that has
helped programs continue even during times without pastoral staff, and a commitment to reevaluate how
the church leadership is structured. All of those things, and many more, were indicators of a healthy, vibrant
congregation, and one that I am thrilled to help lead and walk alongside in the years to come.
As a pastor, I’m passionate about educational and relational ministry, and I look forward to exploring
intergenerational opportunities with all of you, getting to know you and your families, and to learning more
about Westfield and the ministries of the church.
Grace and Peace,
Rev. Sara Benedetti
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Clerk’s Corner
Highlights of Special Session Meeting on June 3, 2021:
A Special Session Meeting was held on June 3,2021 to hear a presentation on the recommended Church Management System by
Laure Park and Liz Miller. There was a presentation by the vendor; a slide presentation; and time for questions and answers.
• The recommended system is Church Community Builder (CCB)
• It includes three integrated programs: a Giving Solution; a custom Church app that people load on their smart phones;
and an Administrative Suite (chMS).
• They looked at four different systems and CCB had the most functionality at the best cost.
• A decision has not been made if the financials will stay on the current ACS platform or move to something different.
• Someone in the office will enter the information on those people that “want nothing to do with technology”.
Laure discussed Implementation and Process Impacts:
• Dedicated resource or product owner- customize system, creating user interface forms, integration with other
communication platforms, training users, addressing user queries.
• PCW’s organizational readiness- Success will require church-wide participation, training staff, volunteers, and users.
• Current staff/volunteer roles and processes- May change church processes and job responsibilities; may require different
skills, could create more work initially.
• Difficult to measure and track short-term success/benefits- Could track number of interactions by users and new
member and participation numbers.
Highlights of the June 8,2021 Regular Session Meeting
Annual Report of TOPS and PNS&K
Mary Danskin and Jenn Collum gave the annual report to Session on the TOPS program and the Nursery School (PNS&K). TOPS,
which was founded in 1982, was not open this past year. One of the classrooms was used by the nursery school to create social
distancing. Jenn Collum said this is PNS&K’s 73rd year. The nursery school was in pods with 10 children and 2 teachers this past
year. They opened in September and never shut during the year. Jenn reported that the parents, teachers, and children all did an
excellent job during the whole year. Mary Kay reported that starting in September TOPS will have 2 classes two days/week
(Monday-Thursday). Jenn reported that they will be running a 4 th Kindergarten class due to demand.
Moderator’s Report
Jeremy said that we are starting to open. In-person services started, and we are expanding our technical capability. He asked
Martha to talk about the Technology Transformation Projects. Martha thanked Lisa Black (Faith Formation), Nancy Smith
(Worship), Courtney Nemec (Youth) and Carolyn Fleder (Outreach and Welcome) for completing the questionnaire. Martha
compiled the responses and sent the report to Session. She stressed that there is still time for other people to provide input.
Martha said the Technology Infrastructure Team had their “kick off” meeting. This team consists of Kevin Wilkin, Thomas
Parkinson, Steven Mon, and Brad Schwartz. Each of these members has significant knowledge in various technology elements
important to this effort. They will organize and run themselves. They are in the discovery process and will be reaching out to
stakeholders. They will be in close contact with O&P. O&P will manage the project once the RFP is complete. Liz Miller said their
project will dovetail with the Church Management System (CMS) Martha said the team has received all the available information
about the CMS.
Session Updates:
1. APNC Update- Courtney Nemec reported that the Children, Youth and Family APNC has found a candidate. The Presbytery
Commission on Ministry examined and approved her, and she has accepted the terms of call. She has been working with
youth and children for more than 20 years. Courtney made the motion: “To hold a Congregational Meeting on Sunday, June
27,2021 following the 10 worship services. The meeting will be held in the Sanctuary for the purpose of hearing and acting
upon the report of the Associate Pastor for Children, Youth and Family Nominating Committee”. The motion was seconded.
The motion passed unanimously.
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Clerk’s Corner
Jeremy explained the Pastor Nominating Process:
• Pastors are members of the Presbytery (the Commission on Ministry has the relationship with the pastors), and the church
pays and supports the pastors.
• The congregation chooses the Nominating Committee.
• The Pastor Nominating Committee discerns the call of God to the pastor candidate and to the church.
• The Commission on Ministry examines and approves the pastor candidate.
• Session calls the Congregational meeting.
• The congregation votes on the pastor and the Terms of Call.
2. Jeremy thanked Ginny Leiz for all her work and change management effort over the past two years. Martha Kieczykowski made
the motion “To elect Pam Shaw to be the Clerk of Session”. The motion was seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
3. Office & Property Update- Michael Quinlan reported that Chris Cerino created a spread sheet to track O&P projects. The
Westminster Hall project is close to finishing. An engineer is looking at the front steps. They are hopeful that the driveway will
be complete before the start of schools being back in person full time. They have hired someone to oversee the slate roof
project. The contractor doing Westminster Hall has given a verbal quote to install a door on the coat room across from the
Assembly Hall kitchen entrance to enable the closet to be used for storage of Agape supplies. A fence will be installed around the
dumpsters.
4. Faith Formation Update- Bill Cook said that he is so happy to have Krista Aslanian, Interim Christian Education Coordinator, on
board. She has lots of ideas. Vacation Bible Camp (VBC) will be 6/28-7/1/21 from 9-12:30 pm. Krista suggested that we hire
teachers for VBC instead of just relying on volunteers. Volunteers will still be needed. The cost/child will be $50.00. Teacher in
the PNS&K already have background checks. If other teachers are hired, they will need to have a background check done. Bill said
they are working on Adult Ed for the Fall when we are fully back in person.
5. Liz Miller made the motion: “To approve the recommendation to purchase the Church Management System as presented and
recommended by Laure Park and Liz Miller at the Special Meeting of Session on June 3, 2021.” The motion was seconded
followed by discussion. Timeline- Liz said there would be a 4-week lead time up to the 8-week implementation and probably 4
weeks post implementation of working the kinks out. There will probably be a need to approve a new position to own, maintain,
manage the CMS, and possibly take on some of Tina’s duties. The person will need strong analytical and interpersonal skills plus
bookkeeping. This position might be full time for a while and then be part-time- possibly picking up some of what Tina’s duties
are. The financial information will come over from the current ACS Finance system. One suggestion was to hire someone from
CCB for 1 ½ years. Liz said she could check but did not think this is a model they use. There was a friendly amendment to the
motion “The Session commits to pursing the church management system and accepts the recommendation by Laure Park and Liz
Miller, presented at the Special Meeting of Session on June 3,2021. The motion was passed unanimously. Liz and Laure will now
work with others to determine the impact on the other office workers and the duties and cost of the person working with the
data base.
Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees meeting was called to order by President, Howard Adams at 9:19pm. The purpose of the meeting was to
elect a President and Vice President of the Corporation. Howard said he was willing to remain as President. Gary Zanfagna was
nominated as Vice President and was elected unanimously. Alan Smith will remain as Treasurer and Pam Shaw, Clerk of Session,
will be Secretary. Howard Adams adjourned the meeting at 9:22pm.
Clerk’s Report
1. Correspondence Received/Sent:
a. Email sent to Session on 5/6/21 with the Worship Commission’s approved motion to move the Sunday 12 Noon service
indoors effective May 11,2021 and to return to 10 am worship in Westminster Hall and the Sanctuary effective the beginning
of June.
b. Email sent on 5/7/21 to the newly elected Deacons explaining the Session Examination process at the Session meeting on
5/11/21 and the process to tape the vows via Zoom.
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Clerk’s Corner
c. Thank you notes written to Lisa Black and Barbara McLaughlan thanking them for their six years of service as a Ruling
Elder.
d. Received a letter from The Westfield Foundation with a check for $5,000 for the grant application submitted for the
Agape Local program.
e. Sent a thank you note to The Westfield Foundation thanking them for the check.
f. Received a letter from Jeannine DeCheser & Eileen Cleary, Chairpersons, Troop 72 Eagle Court of Honor. Aidan, A.
Borges, Matthew Lampert, and George A. Kircher will be recognized at an Eagle Court of Honor on Sunday, June 6,2021
at 4:00 pm at the Presbyterian Church in Westfield. Joseph E. Maldonado has received his Eagle Scout medal as he
declined an Eagle Court of Honor. The letters are included in the June Session packet.
g. Wrote letters to each person receiving the Eagle award. Three will be hand delivered during the ceremony on June
6,2021. The fourth was mailed to Joseph E. Maldonado’s home.
h. Received an email from Anita McNamara on 5/25/2021 that she and Bobbi Wager were notified by Joan Quinlan that
she will be unable to complete her term as a Deacon. This request was approved by Session.
i. Sent a letter to The Presbyterian Church of Chatham, Township requesting a letter of transfer for Vanessa Leigh
Templeton.
j. Sent a letter to Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church in Scotch Plains requesting a letter of transfer from
Kathryn Rose Dinizo Newman.
k. Sent an email to Session on 5/31/21 about the Special Session meeting called for 6/3/21 to hear a presentation from
Laure Park and Liz Miller on the recommendation for a Church Management System.
2. Administrative Business
a. The thank you note and a gift from Session were delivered to Lisa Black and Barbara McLaughlan.
b. The Commission on Ministry of the Presbytery of Northeast New Jersey approved “A request to commission Ruling Elder
H. David Rogers of Westfield to preside at the wedding of his Grandson which is to take place in Minnesota, at a
wedding venue. This is permissible both by Minnesota law and by our book or order”. A copy was sent to David Rogers.
c. Submitted the paperwork for checks to be mailed to the Presbytery of Elizabeth for the 2021 per capita ($36,045) and
PCW’s Undesignated Mission pledge ($20,000). Note: the mission pledge is allocated 60% to the Presbytery’s mission,
15% to synod mission, and 25% to General Assembly Mission). The dollars will be transferred from Elizabeth Presbytery
to the Presbytery of Northeast New Jersey.
d. Alan Smith, Treasurer, provided Session Financial Training on 5/26/21 to educate about the trustee role and PCW’s
financial management process. Materials shared were the audit, monthly reports, policy statements, and e-voucher
copy for expense submission. Howard Adams, Susan Dougherty, Bill Cook and Bill Tittle attended.
e. The Session meetings will be the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm. There is no scheduled meeting in July.
Regular and Special meetings can be called as needed.
f. The Signature Authority Form for Session is in the church office. Please go by and sign next to your name.
g. Session Contact list- A revised list will be distributed. Please verify that the information is correct.
h. The Ruling Elders attending the Special Meeting of Session to Accept New Members on Sunday, June 13, 2021need to
arrive at 9:05 am. Thank you to Howard Adams, Bill Cook, Susan Dougherty, Gerry Lorenzetti, and Bill Tittle for being at
the meeting.
i. Elected Pam Shaw and Liz Miller to attend the Called Meeting of the Presbytery of Northeast New Jersey on Wednesday,
August 4, 2021 at 7 pm. Jeremy will also be attending.
—Pam Shaw,
Clerk of Session
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Clerk’s Report - Covering May 2021
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was celebrated on May 2, 2021 at the 10am video Facebook Live/YouTube live
service with Rev. Jeremy Jinkins presiding.
Sacrament of Baptism (W-3.0403, W-3.0404, G-3.0204b, G-3.021b)
There were no baptisms in May 2021.
Marriages (W-4.06)
There were no marriages in May 2021.
Member Deaths:
Erin Patrice Gaffney Peterson (July 6, 1967-May 11, 2021). A memorial service
was held on Saturday, May 22, 2021 in the Sanctuary. Rev. Jeremy Jinkins presided.
Inactive/ Former Member Deaths:
Audrey J. Holland (June 21, 1923-December 23, 2020). The church was notified May,
2021. Internment at the church cemetery will be scheduled in the future.
Membership
Membership as of the end of previous month 942
New Adult Members 0
Confirmands 0
Reinstated 2
Member Deaths 1
Transfers Out 0
Moved to Inactive Status 0
Membership as of the last day of this month 943
Pamela H. Shaw, Clerk of Session
Lunch and a Book
Lunch and a Book will not meet over the summer, but our summer read will be
“Lady Clementine” by Marie Benedict. Lady Clementine is the ferocious story of
the ambitious woman beside Winston Churchill, the story of a partner who did
not flinch through the sweeping darkness of war, and who would not surrender to
expectations or to enemies. We will regather to discuss this book in September.
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Racial Injustice Dialogues to Begin on Zoom
You are invited to learn more about racial injustice in America and to engage
in dialogue on this important subject with Susan Dougherty and Carolyn
Fleder in a three-month (twice per month) discussion on Zoom.
It will take all of us,
We plan to ‘meet’ for one hour starting at 10am on the 1st and 3rd working hard every day,
Wednesdays beginning July through September. It will involve a little summer
to create a future
reading, or listening or viewing of an article, podcast, or movie in advance of
each session.
free from
racial injustice.
Please email or call either Carolyn at crfleder@gmail.com (908-510-0759) or
Susan at crusadersue@hotmail.com (732-382-5367) for more information and
to receive the Zoom invite.
Weedy Workers
Grab your gardening gloves, tools and a bucket and join us on
the church grounds on Saturday mornings from 8:00 - 10:00
a.m. to pull weeds and spruce things up. No need to sign up in
advance, just show up the morning of. Any questions, please
contact Lisa Black, lmb.blacklaw@gmail.com.
Talks With Tom
DO YOU REMEMBER?
A series on forgotten characters in the Bible.
There are many characters that make a brief appearance in the Bible. Most are
mentioned only once, never to be heard of again. Yet, they are some of the most
intriguing actors in God’s unfolding drama of love and grace. As Konstanin
Stanislavski once quipped, “There are no small parts, only small actors.”
Join me on Tuesdays at 4pm through Zoom for this series on forgotten characters
in the Bible.
July 6: “Does Anyone Remember Seth?” Genesis 4:25 Rev. Tom Kort, Parish Associate
July 13: “Does Anyone Remember Onesiphores?” II Timothy 1:16-18
July 20: “Does Anyone Remember Demas?” II Timothy 4:9-10
July 27: “Does Anyone Remember Rhoda?” Acts 12:12-16
Please register through the link in the email blasts or contact the church office to be added to the list
to receive the zoom link each week.
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Summer Adult Education Invitation
“It ain’t those parts of the Bible that I can’t understand that bother me, it is the parts that I do understand”.
—Mark Twain
Even when Jesus is being completely clear, it’s easy to be dismissive and to rationalize his teaching. Jesus’ core
message as presented in the Sermon on the Mount presents a picture of God’s intention for us living in His
creation. In clear and practical terms, Jesus helps us see what this looks like lived out in real life, in the middle of
broken human conditions. But we inevitably and practically end up ignoring His teaching and this invitation.
The challenge that this presents is the intention for our new summer series for your consideration and
participation. Opening our hearts and mind to the essence of Living in the Kingdom is the goal.
Sometimes getting started is the hardest part. To help get you started, we are presenting a flexible and accessible
way to enter this challenge and to dwell on it. Through a series of various readings, lectures and interviews we
invite you to explore Jesus’ message, to reflect on interpretations from different perspectives, and consider some
of our limits, options, and next steps.
The design of this offering is flexible and can be tackled in any order you like. It can entail some or all of the
components to gain access or insights into your understanding and acceptance of Jesus’ invitation into the
Kingdom.
The core of the offering is to read Jesus and the Disinherited by Howard Thurman.
This landmark book presenting a perspective on Jesus from what may be a very
different point of view from where you have considered him before. This book
was a foundational influence on Martin Luther King, Jr. as he formulated his
mission and work. We will gather in September in small groups to discuss this
book and to integrate some of the concepts developed in the following resources
intended to support and expand the message Thurman presents in this book.
You can purchase this book from:
The Town Book Store - Westfield, NJ
Barnes & Noble
Amazon
Please contact Alan Smith @ alandsmith518@gmail.com to learn more about this opportunity to delve deeper into
the meaning of following Christ’s calling for us.
Alan D. Smith
Cell: 917-239-1667
Email: Alandsmith518@gmail.com
• EasyTithe
• Online Bill Pay
• Givelify
• Cash - Check
On the PCW website: westfieldpc.org and click on
“Give” tab, and follow the directions.
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Church Registry
Baptisms
June 13, 2021
Zachary Daniel Cordero, son of Allison Grow Cordero and Daniel Cordero
Kaley Harper Shafer, daughter of Lauren and Nicholas Shafer
Margot Weldon, daughter of Lauren and Brian Weldon
June 27, 2021
Leonardo Maranzano, son of Jillian and Giancarlo Maranzano
Vivienne Maranzano, daughter of Jillian and Giancarlo Maranzano
Members who have joined the Church Triumphant
Mrs. Penny Johnson, wife of Dr. Robert Potok and mother to their son Paul, June 8, 2021
Erin Peterson, mother to Keith and Annie Peterson, May 11, 2021
Former Members who have joined the Church Triumphant
Audrey Holland, December 23, 2020
Helga Martha Elliot, February 17, 2021
Isabel Smith, April 27, 2021
Richard Tahl, February 4, 2021
Please keep these families in your prayers.
New Members who joined PCW on June 13, 2021
Sarah Allison Davis Andrews
Cari Almo Gallman
Giancarlo Gabriel Maranzano
Jillian Boyd Maranzano
Nicholas Andrew Shafer
Lauren Rush Shafer
Brian Frederick Weldon
Lauren Nichole Jezewski Weldon
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Welcome our New Members
Sara Andrews
Cari & Lee Gallman
Lauren, Margot, and Brian Weldon
Nicholas, Nicole, and Kaley Shafer
Jillian, Vivienne, Leonardo, and Giancarlo Maranzano
10If you don’t see your birthday listed,
please contact the church office.
We will be happy to add your name
to the monthly birthday list!
JULY 10 JULY 17 JULY 26
JULY 1
Holly Hall Peter Bredlau Sharon Tittle
Elizabeth Dwyer
William Bonsall David Heber Gary Pollino
Stephanie Kuebler
Elizabeth Cullen Ryan Stroever Matthew Hall
Erin Yucetepe
Emily Smith Jackson Kehler Angelina Mora
JULY 2 Laurajane Kehler
Jean Enes JULY 11 JULY 27
Will Kehler
Lisa Shpunder David Hannah
JULY 3 Daniel Ward JULY 18 Julia Harbaugh
Susan Murtishaw Siobhan Quinlan Robert Potok
Alexis Meyers JULY 28
Aidan McLane Donald Williams
Brooks Baker Albert Hein
William Perry
Meredith Case JULY 12 Douglas Kehler
Genevieve Howell
Jessica Hannah William Haag Quintina Singleton
Phillip Donatelli JULY 19 Gregory Morano
JULY 4 Harry McCarthy Carlene Palia Abigail Demers
Jesse Embry Patricia Chen Courtney Ronning
Michael Fitzhenry JULY 13 Daniel Bungerz Kylie Ronning
Jasni McGrail Ann Robinson Brady Siegel
Lanie Stock Susan Cook JULY 29
Coral Venturino JULY 20 Steven Colao
JULY 5 Noelle Koetje James Lau Barbara Thomas
Gail Hein Kelly Yang Amara VanWyk Catherine Cordeiro
Gregory Purachev Ella Renshaw Gregory May Abigail Enders
JULY 6 JULY 14 JULY 21 JULY 30
Beth Hanscom Cameron Stock Robert Smith Amanda Bigelow
Barbara Ringk Samantha Stravach Katherine Purachev
Tyler Shpunder JULY 31
Laina Purachev
JULY 15 Antonio DeMartino
JULY 7 Marcia St. Laurent JULY 22 Jeffrey Yang
PauL Kleespies Barbara Kefalonitis Marylyn Straight Amanda Rhodes
Kirk Dackow Donna Falzone Sadie Burgdorf Nina Heim
JULY 8 JULY 16 JULY 23
Robert Burslem Olivia Lung Christopher Malley
Holly Smith Karen Kohler JULY 24
Garrett Falzone Chris Hoy Barbara Horner
Casandra Berwick Avery Knauss Abigail Sawers
Matthew Stravach Austin Peterson
Brenna Fiory JULY 25
JULY 9
Audrey Farley
Todd Manning
Rolla Wheaton
Melissa Cook
Connor Loggie
Jonathan Connor
Daniel Campbell
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Rev. Jeremy Jinkins
Beyanka Wheatley
Pastor, Head of Staff
Communications Specialist
jjinkins@westfieldpc.org | Ext. 45
bwheatley@westfieldpc.org | Ext. 27
Rev. Sara Beneditti (beginning August 1, 2021)
Betty Born
Associate Pastor for Children, Youth, and Families
Church Secretary
Sbeneditti@westfieldpc.org
bborn@westfieldpc.org | Ext. 22
Rev. Tom Kort
Pam Shaw
Parish Associate
Clerk of Session
t.kort@westfieldpc.org | Ext. 48
pam.shaw.bhi@gmail.com | Ext. 48
Paul Sanner
Jim Kajosevic
Director of Music & Organist
Maintenance Supervisor
psanner@westfieldpc.org | Ext. 46
jkajosevic@westfieldpc.org | Ext. 34
Krista Aslanian
Amy Jones
Interim Christian Education Coordinator, Children/Youth
Agape Coordinator
faithformation@westfieldpc.org | Ext. 38
agape@westfieldpc.org
Kevin Wilkin
Jen Collum
Director of Contemporary Worship
Director, Presbyterian Nursery School & Kindergarten
Kevinw@toaelectronics.com
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908-821-5551
Mary Danskin
Lou Ann Kaplonski
Director, Time Out for Parents | 908-654-5157
Church Administrator
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Tina Barulli
Comptroller
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