getting to know your 2013-2014 steering team!

Co-Coordinator

1. Full name?    
Lindsey Clark
2. Number of children, names, & ages? Do you want more?    
Camden-2 & Eliza-1 (with #3 on the way) We’ve always wanted a large family and hope to one day foster and adopt.
3. Where were you born and where do you consider “home”?Macon, GA (well, south Bibb Co…. and yes, there’s a difference J)
4. As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?A Teacher
5. What difficult life situation have you overcome and how did you do it?I was very self-conscious as a kid and into my teen years. Because of this, I went through a couple seasons of depression as well as a mild eating disorder. As I matured and grew in my faith, I learned more about my identity in Christ and His love for me just the way I am.
6. When you die, what is one thing that you want to be remembered for?
Loving Jesus and showing that love to those around me7. Favorite movie?
It’s a Wonderful Life
8. Favorite vacation spot?Daytona Beach, FL
9. What is one thing you wish you could change about yourself? I would definitely change my ability to grow leg hair
10. Most hated household chore? ALL of them! But if I had to choose one, probably any type of deep cleaning
11. Favorite Bible verse? Matthew 5:16 “In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”
12. Favorite thing about being a mom? Snuggling with my kiddos

 

Activities & Consignment Sale

 

1.Full name? Jessica Lynne Inhulsen

2.Number of children, names, & ages? Do you want more?Christopher (2 yo) & Patrick (10 mo). Two rambunctious boys 15 months apart has been QUITE a challenge for me. For a while I would have replied an emphatic “NO!” if asked, “Do you want more?” But… maybe I could handle 1 or 2 more sometime in the future.

3.Where were you born and where do you consider “home”? I was born in Gainesville, FL, but consider north GA to be home

4.As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

5.What difficult life situation have you overcome and how did you do it? My first year of marriage was pretty much constant misery. I left all that was familiar & comforting to me (north GA, my church of 10+ years, my job, my friends, my family) for life in a dreary, cramped apartment with a new husband who was rarely home. I clung to my favorite scripture verse (see #11) & poured my heart out to God, knowing that even though I had no friends or family close by to lean on, my Savior is my Rock & I can always lean on Him. Eventually we became plugged into a church & made some new acquaintances, but boy it was hard work!

6.When you die, what is one thing that you want to be remembered for? I don’t necessarily want to be remembered for any one action or accomplishment. Rather, I hope my whole life will be remembered as one that shone the love of Jesus in all that I did.

7.Favorite movie? “How to Steal a Million” with Peter O’Toole & Audrey Hepburn

8.Favorite vacation spot? Definitely the north GA mountains!

9.What is one thing you wish you could change about yourself? My back. It kills me on a pretty regular basis.

10.Most hated household chore? Oh. My. Word. IRONING!!! It is absolutely ridiculous that teeny tiny baby clothes get so wrinkled. If any of you design a line of children’s clothes that doesn’t require any ironing, I will be your most loyal customer!

11.Favorite Bible verse? Psalm 61:1-2 “Hear my cry, O God, attend unto my prayer. When my heart is overwhelmed, lead me to the rock that is higher than I.”

12.Favorite thing about being a mom? The unexpected cuddle, slobbery smooch, or knock-you-over bear hug.