Staff

Mark has been at MCC for over 13 years. He loves God, loves people, and has a passion to see the church reach its fullest potential by reaching others for Jesus. Mark and Pam have been married for 40 years. They have two sons, two daughters in law, and 7 grandchildren that they love to spend time with whenever possible.

Will has a B.A. in Preaching/Church Leadership from Johnson University and a MDiv from Cincinnati Bible Seminary. He has a passion for spreading the good news of Christ while challenging Christians to deepen their faith. Some of his favorite things include being outside, hiking, laying in a hammock, white water rafting and playing cards.

Eric has been with Mechancisville Church of Christ for 3 years. He began by leading worship and working with the Praise Team in 2014 and starting leading the Student Ministry in January of 2016. He has been happily married to wife Jillian since 2014 and have a daughter Charlotte. They both feel it is a blessing to be a part of the MCC church family and to have the opportunity to contribute in the direction that God is taking us.

Kelly was born and raised in Mechanicsville Church of Christ and has served as the Children’s Director since February of this year. After a brief period out of town attending Cincinnati Christian University and Northern Kentucky University where she received a degree in journalism, she returned to the area with her husband, Dave. They have two kids, Chase and Taylor, and a dog that she's not always so fond of, Allie Cupcake. She's always worked with kids and has rarely made use of that journalism degree!

Charlotte is from Mechanicsville and has lived here most of her life. She graduated from Mid-Atlantic Christian University and has served as Administrative Assistant since 2002. She has a son, Cameron, a daughter-in-law, Stacey and a daughter, Erin. She loves music, gardening, and her fur family-3 dogs and 4 cats. She finds it challenging but fulfilling to try and keep the MCC office running smoothly so the ministry of the church can be at its best.