Sunday Worship at 9 a.m. 5203 Elmira Street, Milton, FL Livestream
Session Leaders
Pastor
Deborah Potter
Leads worship, teaches and preaches, offers pastoral care, and helps us listen for where God is calling us next. The pastor also serves alongside the elders in guiding the life and mission of the church.
Worship and education
Jeanne Kimbrl and
Dana Wise
Helps shape worship and opportunities to grow in faith, from Sunday services to formation programs for children and adults. The work is about making room for prayer, questions, learning, and participation.
Property and finance
Kelly McKenzie and Daisy Eddins
Helps us care for the buildings, grounds, and resources entrusted to FPC. Working with others, they support thoughtful planning so our space and finances can serve the church’s missions.
Community and
Congregational Life
Keith Lockhart and Heather Flowers
Guides people to find connection within FPC and helps the church stay connected to Milton. Their work brings together fellowship, care for one another, and opportunities to put love into action beyond our walls.
clerk of session
Linda Gillis
Keeps the official ewdoeds od waaion ns congregational meetings, along with membership records and other documents that help FPC stay organized and accountable. The Clerk is a ruling elder and elected to this role by Session.
chair of nominating
Jeanne Kimbrl
The Chair guides the committee that invites members to consider serving as ruing elders and helps bring nominations to the congregation for election. It's role rooted in listening of people's gifts and making space for a range of voices in leadership.
music makers
Bena Diggs, Madeline Schornick, Frank Grantham, Ayla Pierce, Jackie Todd
Our Music Makers give voice to worship through song and instrumental music. Whether they lead, accompany or join in, they help us pray, celebrate, reflect, and sing together.
What is "Session"?
In the Presbyterian Church, Session is the council that guides the congregation's life and mission. It brings together the pastor and ruling elders elected by the congregation. Elders serve in groups, or classes, with one class completing its term each year. Terms are no longer than 3 years, and elders may be eligible for reelection under church rules. The rotation welcomes new voices while preserving the experience of those already serving. These leaders serve FPC in different ways. Some are members of Session, others help lead particular ministries and parts of church life.