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REV. DR. MICHAEL DUNN
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GRETCHEN HUEDEPOHL
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRY Gretchen’s passion for church music was fostered at an early age, thanks to some incredible musical mentors in her hometown of Topeka, KS. She began playing worship services at the age of 10 and accompanying vocal performers and instrumentalists shortly after. While in college at Concordia University in Nebraska, she gained her first experience as a volunteer director of a church choir. She is a former member of the American Guild of Organists and the National Music Teachers Association.
Gretchen moved to Jefferson City in 1984, joining the staff of Trinity Lutheran as church secretary and Director of Music. She has served First Christian since January, 1998. She operated a private piano/organ studio for 25 years. Since 2009 she’s also been on the staff of Westminster College in Fulton, MO, serving as pianist/organist for vocal students and ensembles, as well as for special events for the college and for the National Churchill Museum. In the Jefferson City community she serves as accompanist for the Liberte Women’s Ensemble. In her free time she enjoys antiquing, home decorating, taking in live music performances of all types, and spending time with family -- husband, Jeff; their three adult children, Benjamin, Seth, and Hannah; and their spoiled black lab. You can contact Gretchen at this email address. |
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SUE MASSEN
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SCOTT CAMPBELL
FACILITIES COORDINATOR AND SUPERVISOR Living in the Central Missouri area for the past 40 plus years, Scott is married to his wife, Alicia, and together they have a blended family of two children. Scott graduated in 1990 from New Bloomfield and served in the US Navy from 1990 - 2003. In his free time he enjoys reading, fishing, playing his guitar, is an avid video game player, and enjoys spending time with his wife, children and family. You can contact Scott at Scott@firstchristianjcmo.org. |
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TERRI LLOYD
HANDBELL CHOIR DIRECTOR Terri Lloyd has been directing the Jubilant Sound Handbell Choir for over 25 years. She was introduced to the handbell world when she was in high school and her home church, FCC in Maryville, MO, purchased a new 4-octave set. Terri has passed her handbell knowledge on to the next generation. Her family “grew up” playing handbells. Her husband and both children have played in her choirs. She is also an active performer in various community groups where she plays clarinet and saxophone. She performs in a big band called Kapital Kix and plays for local theater pit orchestras as well as other ensembles. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Culver-Stockton College and a Master's of Education from Northwest Missouri State University. She also earned an Instructional Technology Certificate from NWMSU. You can contact Terri at this email address. |