Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church Welcomes New Elders Including Bisset, Roberts, Krouse, and Thomas
Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church recently announced the new elders elected to its Session, the church's ruling body. These individuals, chosen by the congregation, will serve three-year terms, overseeing the spiritual matters, ministry, and governance of the church.
The new elders are divided into classes based on their term end dates. Mr. Bill Bisset and Mr. John Roberts are part of the Class of 2024. The Class of 2025 includes Mr. Jon Krouse and Mr. David Thomas. For the Class of 2026, Mr. Charles Britton and Mr. Aaron Sommers have been elected.
In addition to his role as an elder, Mr. John Roberts will also serve as the Clerk of Session, a key administrative position within the church leadership.
The Session plays a vital role in guiding the church, ensuring its adherence to Presbyterian doctrine and managing its day-to-day operations. Elders are responsible for a wide range of duties, from pastoral care to financial oversight, reflecting the congregational model of governance within the Presbyterian tradition.
These new elders have already begun their terms, contributing to the ongoing leadership and spiritual direction of Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church.
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