OUR LEADERSHIP
BWCC Council
Tim Winings - Council Chair
Chuck Coltharp - Trustee Chair
Robert Doak - Vice Chair
Pam Hendrickson - Treasurer
Greg Hendrickson - Assistant Treasurer
Linda Philpott - Worship Chair
Susan Allardice - Missions Chair
Dave Tessmer - Property Chair
Mary Love Nast - Usher Chair
Dow Malnati - Hospitality Chair
Shelley Byers - Christian Education
Trustees
Chuck Coltharp, Deb Winings, Tod Hipwell, Art Kasson, Rebekah Hughey, Greg Hendrickson
We are pleased to welcome Tim Winings as our newly elected Chair of Council. Tim is a veteran, husband, father, as well as a writer!

Chuck Coltharp, Trustee Chair, is a Technical Architect, Gensler, and Chair of the AIA Pittsburgh EDI Community. Did we mention he has a very creative side?

Jonathan Taylor
Music Director
Jonathan hails from Manchester, England, where he studied composition at the Royal Northern College of Music. Since then, he has been the Musical Director of the Greater Manchester Police Band where he had the pleasure of performing for Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II and was the Musical Director of the Cayman National Orchestra in Grand Cayman, British West Indies. It was there he met his wife, Nicole, from Zelienople and had their twin sons, Charlie and Hugo. After living together in both the Cayman Islands and the UK, Jonathan and his family have now relocated permanently to Western Pennsylvania where he has appeared as a frequent guest conductor for the Butler County Symphony Orchestra and has the pleasure of being the Music Director at the wonderful Bradford Woods Community Church. Jonathan has worked extensively as a conductor, educator and composer, with a number of professional commissions to his credit.

Jonathan's favorite quote is "Be the change you wish to see in the world"
-Arleen Lorrence

Stacy Burris
Church Administrator
Stacy shares with BWCC her long history of working with non-profits, public relations,
and love of people from all walks of life.
Her favorite quote is:
"We can only ask ourselves to take care of our own corner of the world.
It then becomes our life-long challenge to determine just how big that corner is."



