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The Reverend Brad Mullis has
served as Trinity’s Rector since
September 2003. He holds a Bachelor's Degree from Davidson College,
an M.A. in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, and an M.Div. from Duke University. His M.Div work included
a year of study at Virginia Theological Seminary. Brad was ordained
in 1996. Prior to coming to Trinity he served at Church of
the Nativity in Raleigh, NC. Brad and his wife Ellyn have two young
children. With his many talents, Brad leads us from the pulpit, from
the choir stall,
from the altar and most of
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| Susie Medlin |
Susie Medlin is our new church administrator. She has recently moved to Statesville after living in Northern Indiana for 23 years, (although she's originally from Gastonia, NC). Her favorite thing to do is spend time with her grandchildren. She also enjoys Facebook! After living in Northern Indiana for so long she has become a Notre Dame fan. She is an active member of her church, Charis Community Church. Susie has always worked for not for profit organizations including, the Council for the Aging, a Military School and was a director for a church day care. |
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Jennifer
Sink is both our Director of Christian Education and the Director of the Trinity Preschool. Jennifer has
a Master of Arts degree from Union Theological Seminary-Presbyterian
School of Christian Education in Richmond, Virginia. She has a wealth
of experience in Christian Education, in Presbyterian, Methodist
and Baptist churches. Jennifer is married to Paul Sink, the Associate
Pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Statesville. She is the proud
mother of two children. Her faith, love of children, her education
and her musical talent bring many blessings to our preschool program
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| Sam Holt accepted the position of organist and choirmaster at Trinity in July 2006. Having played the organ since age 15, Sam took formal training in organ at Meredith College while he was a full time student at Noth Carolina State University. Sam 's knowledge and love of the music and liturgy of the Episcopal Church are obvious to all who worship with him. His enthusiasm is infectious. Sam's wife Debbie shares his love of music and sings soprano in our choir. They have two daughters who are both college students.
Sam Holt brings musical energy to our services, teaching our choirs and congregation new music, reinforcing music we already know, and inspiring us to reach farther with our voices than we had thought possible. Sam believes that "music is central to our worship, central to sharing the word of God and the promises of our faith."
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