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Our Staff

Our church's staff supports the ministry of all member disciples at St. Paul's. The apostle Paul saw his role as one of equipping the saints for their work of sharing the good news. Although our roles and activities differ, we serve the same purpose and are there for one another.

Office Hours
Stefan Munker, Pastor, St Paul's Lutheran Church

Stefan Munker

Pastor

Pastor Stefan was born in Germany where he was baptized in the Lutheran church and came to faith in his youth. During a seminary exchange in the USA, he met his wife Cynthia. She is also pastoring within our synod. Pastor Stefan is excited about sharing the invitation to meet and follow Jesus. He is leading the "flock" of Jesus at
St. Paul's in our shared worship, learning, and outreach.

Greg Schoen
Custodian

Greg Schoen is our custodian who keeps the church looking beautiful and all equipment in good working order. He has an eye for detail and is very handy.

Marina Mondragon, Administrative Assistant, St Paul's Lutheran Church

Marina Mondragon

Administrative Assistant

Marina Mondragon is our Administrative Assistant in the church office, and excited to be a member of the ministry team at St. Paul's. She greets you cheerfully in person or on the phone, and she is ever helpful and skillful in doing everything with dedication to the Lord. Marina's family has been attending St. Paul's since 2011.

Others
Behind the Scenes

Stephanie Ellis (Treasurer) and Gail Schaal (Financial Secretary) are faithfully tracking and stewarding our congregation's financial assets for
use in ministry.

Cassie Gunn, Organist, St Paul's Lutheran Church

Cassie Gunn

Organist

Cassie Gunn has been church organist at St. Paul's since 1999. Cassie is a retired first grade teacher. She leads our congregation in song, accompanies the choir, plays in the bell choir, and gives glory to God through her musical talent. Cassie and her husband Bruce have two children and two granddaughters.

"...  to equip the saints

for the work of ministry,

for building up

the body of Christ."

(Ephesians 4:12)

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