church council
The mission of Mount Olivet Lutheran Church of Plymouth’s Council is to provide leadership that empowers the staff and the congregation to do ministry; and ensures the health and vitality of the church today and for the future.
The Council will be stewards of the vision, mission, convictions and values to which we have been called, and will be committed to providing governance, actionable values and purposes, spiritual wellness and communication to the congregation.
Send church council questions to council@moply.org.
Council President
Ron, and his wife Deb, have been members of Mount Olivet for over 14 years. Ron is a part of our Saturday Men’s Bible Study, Community Partnerships Committee, Pandemic Response Team, and a mentor with Parenting with Purpose.
Council Vice-President
Mount Olivet’s mission and vision isn’t something just written and hung on a wall. MO takes the vision, listens to God and members, creating great results. Lauren is hopeful for the future of MO. Though we don’t know where this will lead, we will be in the faith journey together with God.
Treasurer
Deb has been a member at Mount Olivet for over five years, and is the site coordinator for our Loaves & Fishes Community Meal. She connects most strongly to our feeding and housing ministries, believing that that everyone deserves to have those basic needs met. She’d love to see MO be an everyday ‘hub’ of activity that connects and supports people.
Kent has been a member for twenty-five plus years at Mount Olivet. Kent is an active participant in Men’s Bible Study and volunteers his time with Community meal. He is also a current member of the Mount Olivet Racial Equity Team.
Dan is passionate about seeking others who have different lived experience and helping them find their place with God and community. Dan connects with our outreach opportunities we provide to help our community grow.
Diane is excited about new possibilities for Mount Olivet as we move forward following the pandemic and is interested in how we can continue to connect in community. Diane has been a member of Mount Olivet for thirty years.
Jeremiah finds connection to Mount Olivet’s mission and vision because the church leads with Love! Love for everyone — not just people that look and act like us.
Joanna appreciates how Mount Olivet is seeking and evolving, and connects with our vision to be a welcoming place for all. She’s most hopeful about supporting families and youth at Mount Olivet.