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MEET
THE PASTORS & STAFF... |
The Good Shepherd Church Office
1515
Emmorton Road
Bel Air, MD 21014
410 838-8081 Office
410 838-8026
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Pastor Evers
Associate Pastor
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Debby Woods
Director of Music
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Margee Williams
Parish Administrator
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Ruth Marteny
Office Assistant
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VOLUNTEER COMMUNICATORS
Janet DeVinney
Team
Leader
E-pistle Editor
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Fred Hildebrandt
Newsletter Editor
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Heather Raedeke
Graphic Designer
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Vicki
Beilfuss
Web
Master
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Rev. Eric W. Evers, Associate Pastor, has served at Good Shepherd since September
1999. He was raised in central Massachusetts and attended Connecticut College
in New London, CT where he graduated summa cum laude with honors and distinction
in 1995. Pastor Evers received his Master of Divinity at Luther Seminary in Saint
Paul, MN in May 1999 with the Bruce Prize in New Testament and the Interpretation
award for Biblical Studies. Pastor
Evers married The Rev. Paige G. Evers who serves as pastor of Lord of Life Lutheran
Church in Edgewood, MD. The Evers young family includes one daughter, Sigrid Faith.
Pastor Evers loves technology, fountain pens, and listening to all forms of music
- from Bach to funk, bluegrass to hip-hop.
 Deborah
S. Woods, Director of Music, was born in Baltimore where she took her first
music lessons at Peabody Preparatory and her first organ lessons at First English
Lutheran Church, her family's home congregation. She graduated from Hollins College
in 1970 with a degree in Music history and settled in Crofton, MD where she raised
a family of three children (Christine, Jennifer, and James) and taught music in
the Anne Arundel County public schools. Debby completed her Master's of Education
degree from the University of Maryland (1975). Upon retirement from the school
system in 2004, Debby traveled to Trinity Seminary in Columbus, OH, where she
completed a Master's degree in Church Music in 2006.
Debby now lives
in Timonium, MD and is excited and challenged by the many avenues in which the
music ministry at Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd may develop and grow.
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